Melbourne driver Alisha Fagan, who killed grandfather then blamed crash on 'African men', jailed - eviltoast

Way too soft a punishment imo

    • snacksthanks@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      Well, she is indigenous. But apparently is still willing to throw other minorities under the bus to avoid responsibility.

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          1 year ago

          I don’t think that questioning her indigenous status here is helpful. Whether that was rightly or wrongly applied as a mitigating factor in her sentence for this particular crime, it’s likely that inter-generational disadvantage played a role in her life. Not an excuse for killing an old guy due to negligence in my opinion though.

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            1 year ago

            it’s likely that inter-generational disadvantage played a role in her life. Not an excuse for killing an old guy due to negligence in my opinion though.

            Thank you for bringing some nuance to this discussion. She’s guilty, that much is true. Now, do people here want justice/revenge? or do they want rehabilition?

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            1 year ago

            Guess we’ve got some racists in this space. Probably came across from the aus subreddit, which was toxic as fuck.

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                    1 year ago

                    Ah so you’re just being a prick to Aboriginal people.

                    Tell me why you think an Aboriginal person might have white skin, blonde hair, and a Norman surname?