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Daniel Penney, a Marine veteran, put a crazed homeless man in a headlock, and then that person died. Now, Daniel Penney is going to be charged with second-degree manslaughter. Well, apparently we no longer do individual justice in this country, the typical way we do justice is there is a big social media coverage of an event, and if that event has the right narrative, then we demand prosecution of the person and then prosecutors just do it. That's how we do this thing, we don't investigate crimes and determine whether the actions actually fit the requisite elements of the crime, instead, we determine that something is just so hot in the social media sphere, and has generated so many protests that somebody must be prosecuted, whether or not that person's activities fit the elements of that crime. And this is why, presumably, Daniel Penny, who is the Marine veteran who helped train future Marines, is the one who is being charged with manslaughter in the death of a man who was put in a submission hold on a homeless man, and died in a choke hold. And now, New York City has decided that they will charge this Marine who is a hero. It happens on the subway, and now, a second person is being a hero? You re being charged for a hero, right? Well, okay, so you re a hero in the subway? Well guess what, you re not? . In this episode, we ll talk about that, and why it s a good thing. and why you should not be a hero and what s a bad thing in the first place. and why you need to get a lawyer or not a lawyer, not a judge Why you should be a lawyer. And why you don t need to be a criminal And what s going to happen not why he s a hero ? because he s not a criminal, right What s a criminal? And what s the point of this is to do you re just a criminal ? Why is he not a hero here? Why he s gonna get away with this? ? What does he s a criminal here ? and should he get a second chance? or should he be charged who s not even get a chance to go to jail if he s just a little more than a day in jail?
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