I have seen many people say that this case, it's just an sms, it's a small thing and need to be ignored.
I strongly disagree with that because it doesn't matter which means you use to commit the crime.
It's the law we are talking about. It's the court of justice we need to obey.
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Let's take a look at something that is similar to this incident. There were riots and looting in the UK a couple months ago.
UK is the country we copied their democracy from. And by far is one of those who is amongst the world advanced countries.But two men were sentenced 4 years in prison just by using Facebook to incite the riot. Even though it was a failing one.
But the UK police took it very seriously and the court sent a very clear message to the public.
That this is not going to be tolerated, when you violate the laws therefore consequences are definitely waiting for you.
http://edition.cnn.c...ref=mpstoryviewOf course, the sentence went widely criticized, and many felt that it was too harsh and unnecessary.
But the UK's PM said, the tough sentences were good
deterrence.
(a : the inhibition of criminal behavior by fear especially of punishment;
http://www.merriam-w...nary/deterrence )
And some of those British said that maybe they needed these stronger pills for the society.
Some even suggested "execution" to be considered being brought back aka there is a zero - tolerance policy applied.
Many of those rioters were minors, they are usually protected by law. But in this case the prosecutors decided to use
"Name and Shame" to let the public know that enough is enough.
My point is even if getting arrested and put in jail by using Facebook might seem ridiculous and laughable to some people.
But the law doesn't look it that way. The intention of your action that's what matters the most.
I'm not judging the old man or anything, if he is guilty as charged he should be brought to justice.
But if he didn't do it, I wish he would walk out of this as a free and innocent man.
Let's us take this as an excellent warning, freedom doesn't enable you to do everything as you please.
Because there are others living in the same society as you are at the moment.
Public sympathy is a good thing, I feel that we are required to be heartfelt in every chance we can.
But for what it's worth here. Are we willing to lose, sacrifice and abandon good public values over such crimes as well?
Remember this. When you do the crime, you also need to do the time. So, don't do it.
Don't socialize with criminals and bad guys. Don't let yourself be in a position
that makes you guilty by association. Then you'll stay out of troubles, problems free.
Forever.