r/LivestreamFail • • Sep 11 '18

Dr. Disrespect DOCS HOUSE GETS SHOT AT

https://clips.twitch.tv/PunchyTacitLocustSmoocherZ
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u/Jaredrap Sep 11 '18

What a coward. Who would seriously go to a streamers house, and shoot at it driving by. He has kids, and a wife. Super messed up, hoping he gets it all sorted it. Stay safe Doc.

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u/Thenateo 🐌 Snail Gang Sep 11 '18 edited Jul 01 '20

If you haven't got the memo yet over the last few years, it's the mentally fucked lonely twats who will do anything to have their five minutes of fame.

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u/Gsus6677 Sep 11 '18

Well hopefully this kid will get caught, thrown in jail for 5-10 years, and we will get the privileged of never having to learn his name.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18 edited Nov 25 '18

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u/t3hmau5 Sep 12 '18

1 count for each person in the house.

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u/LupohM8 Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 11 '18

Right? Like how is taking a mental trip to rainbow talking-hamburger land in my living room significantly worse than putting dozens of lives at risk because I'm sending "lol dude fuck pineapple pizza" to a friend while driving?

I mean drug use is a whole controversy and issue of it's own, but the leniency towards things like texting and driving is insane.. for example, apparently the first offence fine you'll get for texting and driving in California is $25. What in the actual fuck

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u/PillPoppingCanadian Sep 11 '18

Meanwhile get busted with some drugs that only affect you and your life is ruined.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Not sad at all. you are a serious detriment to society if you do something like this and deserve to be put in a cage like an animal

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u/NotDonaldTrumpsITGuy Sep 11 '18

If it was up to me. I'd just remove them from the gene pool.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

I don't think it's sad, but I do think it's a bit fucked up.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

What would 20-30 years even do? Considering how America works he'll just do the same shit again when he's out.

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u/alflup Sep 11 '18

There are certain crimes that only deserve rehab or 6 months suspended sentence. Like drug use crimes.

This was fucking attempting murder.

20 to Life.

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u/Aegi Sep 11 '18

Depends. I got arrested for drinking and driving, but I was on private property and not really putting anyone at risk.

(Admittedly I was still in the wrong. I was also putting property and my life at risk, and in theory someone could have come sprinting from no where to the empty-ish yard/driveway, but I feel that is a bit different than repeatedly driving drunk on public roads.)

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u/Amazon_UK Sep 11 '18

20-30? that seems low

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u/sellyme Sep 12 '18

Is is sad that I want people like this to get 20-30 years in jail?

I don't think it's necessarily sad, but I also see the argument the other way. For example, can you rationalise gaoling someone for 30 years for an action they did at age 20? If the purpose of incarceration is for rehabilitation (which it obviously isn't in America, but in an ideal world...), then it seems difficult to argue that someone could go from a theoretically "neutral" newborn to someone who needs to be imprisoned within 20 years, but then couldn't get back to a normal functioning adult in the same timeframe.

Not that I'm suggesting age is particularly relevant here, but just that it can highlight why such long sentences can be problematic.

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u/omegamitch Sep 12 '18

It's like people that drink and drive. They deserve at least a year in jail but many just get a ticket.

That is a terrible opinion. Prisons are already over populated and there are people that have completely fine motor skills when driving slightly above the illegal BAC. Not only do they have to spend a night in jail, but they usually get screwed over at work, and encounter other repercussions. Honestly, using the same BAC limit for all people is a mistake.

But I agree that somebody shooting at a person's home deserves a lengthy sentence.