Rutgers Student Suicide

Wuchu
Sat, 09 Oct 2010 14:19:09 +0000

^i feel like that’s going too far. =/ yes they messed up beyond badly and that indian dude is literally messed up in the head…there is even proof that he found out his roommate was gay in the very beginning, and so i think a logical person can conclude that, when he asked to use molly’s computer, he was hoping to find gay sex. and then he posts it for everyone to see. he is messed up end of story. hopefully that’s enough to bring up discrimination charges.

anyway back to the point, i just don’t think they can get charged for out-right manslaughter (which is what would warrant such a sentence, no?) without not even laying a hand on the person. at the end of the day, and i say this with all sorriness, tyler was the one who chose to end it. a life sentence or 40 years is too much. that means that they’ll be coming out of prison when they’re 60, their own lives almost over ironically. that would make it 3 wasted lives. i don’t think what they did is to the point where they themselves need to forfeit their whole entire future. especially molly. i don’t agree that she finds herself innocent and not liable at all, but i also don’t agree that she deserves to burn and be the subject of hate for her entire life.

that’s why i propose community service in which they educate people about homosexuality. that and a bit of prison time. hopefully, when they finally get out of prison (2 years from now sounds good) everyone will, not forget about the issue, but try to allow for forgiveness. THESE PEOPLE ARE STILL REALLY YOUNG AND THINGS HAPPEN, I’M ESPECIALLY SPEAKING ABOUT MOLLY HERE.

on a different note, here’s more support that she is callous:

“She feels that everyone is attacking her,” a close friend tells PEOPLE

and my response:

molly, you clearly do not care that someone just died partially through your hands; at the very least, you could have stopped it–TWICE. you say that you feel attacked, only adding that you wished it didn’t turn out this way as a footnote. it is clear that your skin matters a lot more to you than tyler’s. i have heard no apologies from you. you are supposed to be compassionate. i don’t see any compassion.

if you would just admit that you had messed up, it would be a little better.