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aka123 12-02-2014 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20309712)
I see what you are saying now :thumbsup and it's more in line with what I've previously got from your posts, and thinking (which I do find very interesting mostly).

The thing is, the loss of freedom is exactly what you need as a further level of punishment, otherwise the wealthy would do what they like, knowing they'd only have to pay an easily affordable fine. You also assume every person has money to pay a fine in the first place.

There'll never be an ideal solution that caters to every circumstance, so you have to weigh that in. Some problems with monetary fines only:

do they have money to begin with?
do they have so much that they don't give a fuck (a look at most politicians will give the answer to that one)?
where do you disburse fines so that it's 'fair' to everyone?
what if you receive a fine and refuse to pay?
do you then breach further 'freedoms' by taking it from the source?
what if the source is offshore?
do you then create a world police/fines collection agency?
etc
etc
etc

utopia is a great place inside the imagination, unfortunately that's the only place it ever exists, and is different in every mind that imagines it.

For starters, I think that my country has some record for the biggest fine ever, or something like that, as those are proportional to your income without uplimit. So, it kinda depends how it is arranged.

Fines are not the only solution, there all kind of other penalties as condional punishment, and various lengths of imprisonment. You know, it doesn't have to be a year. It can be anything between 1 day and lifetime. Penalties are discussion of it's own, and I am not going to get into that, I am just saying that year for that crime what we are talking about, is too much. At least regarding to my sense of justice.

blackmonsters 12-02-2014 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20309625)
To me it seems that the problem is in the US, not in the dude photos. Again, in most western countries people won't lose their jobs because of some private dude pics. US and Vatican may be exceptions.

Laws here need to be realistic to what our society is.
We can't just make them up based on your country.

Bottom line : He didn't have a model release.

People don't want to accept the "strict rules" of copyright and publishing rights; but if
he followed the strict rules then he wouldn't have posted the pic.

Jel 12-02-2014 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20309737)
It can be anything between 1 day and lifetime.

It was.

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aka123 12-02-2014 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 20309742)
Laws here need to be realistic to what our society is.
We can't just make them up based on your country.

Bottom line : He didn't have a model release.

People don't want to accept the "strict rules" of copyright and publishing rights; but if
he followed the strict rules then he wouldn't have posted the pic.

You can change your society, usually laws are part of it (change). You make it to what you want.

Also, I didn't talk about just my country, I talked about western countries. You can go tad north to Canada and they have more humane punishments even though it's the same fucking continent, and it's not that far from you. Same is for us, we are the local "Canada" and tad east is.. well.. check from the map.

aka123 12-02-2014 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20309747)
It was.

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One year.

Jel 12-02-2014 04:35 PM

you also haven't answered how you'd feel if private conversations between you and someone else, with your private thoughts, were posted for everyone to see, with the express purpose of hurting you.

Or from another angle - should your government be allowed to read all your private conversations? listen to all your private phone calls? then post them where they think it will cause you maximum distress, even though you know that in that moment, you have done nothing wrong whatsoever?

Personal privacy is sacrosanct, and 1 year isn't too harsh at all given what his intent behind the crime was (in fact the intent is everything, imo, regardless of what method he felt would achieve that intent the best way). In fact I'd say that's about right. Sentenced to 1 year, get out in 6 - 8 months, less than 1/100th of a person's life using 75 years of age as an average in the US.

bhutocracy 12-02-2014 04:37 PM

She had a restraining order out on him and he tried really hard to get her fired. What a pathetic piece of shit. I hope he gets beaten in prison like the little bitch that he is.

Jel 12-02-2014 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20309751)
One year.

that falls within 1 day and a lifetime, in my schooling?

bhutocracy 12-02-2014 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20309572)
Sentences like that aren't given in countries those value freedom.

If your country wouldn't jail some psycho with a restraining order out on him stalking and plastering your employer's sites with information trying to get you fired then you live in a retarded shitty country.

aka123 12-02-2014 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20309760)
you also haven't answered how you'd feel if private conversations between you and someone else, with your private thoughts, were posted for everyone to see, with the express purpose of hurting you..

Sad. :Oh crap

So lets have some impalement as a punishment.

aka123 12-02-2014 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20309769)
that falls within 1 day and a lifetime, in my schooling?

Yes, but it's not the only possible choice within that time frame.

aka123 12-02-2014 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by bhutocracy (Post 20309775)
If your country wouldn't jail some psycho with a restraining order out on him stalking and plastering your employer's sites with information trying to get you fired then you live in a retarded shitty country.

Maybe, but in my country the employer wouldn't give a shit about the nude photos (usually).

How it fits in your sense of justice that someone gets fired for third party's malicious actions those bring up some private nude photos? Firing for that reason is illegal in here. Why it's not in there?

bhutocracy 12-02-2014 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20309785)
Maybe, but in my country the employer wouldn't give a shit about the nude photos (usually).

How it fits in your sense of justice that someone gets fired for third party's malicious actions those bring up some private nude photos? Firing for that reason is illegal in here. Why it's not in there?

It's got very little to do with the nude photos. You're being blinded by that. it doesn't sound like her employer fired her at all. It's 110% to do with the guy being a violent harasser and his intentions, hence making him go to domestic violence counselling, the topless photo was probably just the best way to get him.

Jel 12-02-2014 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20309781)
Yes, but it's not the only possible choice within that time frame.

so it should be on what your personal decision would be?

and again, regardless of whether she did get fired, could be fired, the rights and wrongs of firing her for that - his INTENT was to cause her harm in a variety of ways, and most likely achieved.

Just because *you* and *your* culture/environment wouldn't see it as being harmful in the mental sense, that doesn't mean she didn't suffer mental harm in *her* environment, amongst others of that same environment.

If you are arguing that environment shouldn't exist - I agree with that, and in a perfect world, no harm would be caused to her mentally because society wouldn't push that train of thought on an individual. The problem then is, your argument about the 1 year (or 1 day, or 5 years, or a lifetime, or death by lethal injection) in jail has zero relevance. literally zero.

aka123 12-02-2014 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by bhutocracy (Post 20309791)
It's got very little to do with the nude photos. You're being blinded by that. it doesn't sound like her employer fired her at all. It's 110% to do with the guy being a violent harasser and his intentions, hence making him go to domestic violence counselling, the topless photo was probably just the best way to get him.

If he did something else, he should get sentence for that, after trial. Even Al Capone was sentenced for what he was caught for, and not for something he may have done. It's the core principle of justice system.

aka123 12-02-2014 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20309797)
so it should be on what your personal decision would be?

and again, regardless of whether she did get fired, could be fired, the rights and wrongs of firing her for that - his INTENT was to cause her harm in a variety of ways, and most likely achieved.

Just because *you* and *your* culture/environment wouldn't see it as being harmful in the mental sense, that doesn't mean she didn't suffer mental harm in *her* environment, amongst others of that same environment.

If you are arguing that environment shouldn't exist - I agree with that, and in a perfect world, no harm would be caused to her mentally because society wouldn't push that train of thought on an individual. The problem then is, your argument about the 1 year (or 1 day, or 5 years, or a lifetime, or death by lethal injection) in jail has zero relevance. literally zero.

It would be my personal decision (within law) if I would be a judge, but I am not. But someone was judge for that case, and someone did the law.

Intent to cause harm is not that relevant. It's fucking common, we would be all in jail for that. I don't think there is any person who wouldn't have called names or something like that.

The sentence is all that is relevant. That is what matters. Although in your US thinking, if you are able to label someone as criminal, you are willing to give all kind of punishments, fair or not. It's kinda you are some decent white folk or fucking criminal, there is no middle road, mercy, humanity, or whatever. It's all about the look, not what you actually do or are. US is religous, so where is the turning the cheek, loving enemies and so on, all the Christian stuff? More like muslims if you ask me: eye for an eye and that stuff.

GregE 12-02-2014 05:11 PM

How about making the sentence truly proportionate to the damage caused?

I'd be cool with releasing the idiot the moment his ex girlfriend can report going 30 consecutive days without hearing any new mention that picture from anyone.

And not one day sooner.

bhutocracy 12-02-2014 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20309807)
If he did something else, he should get sentence for that, after trial. Even Al Capone was sentenced for what he was caught for, and not for something he may have done. It's the core principle of justice system.

I think you're trolling now. This is exactly the Al Capone situation, they wanted him for killing but they could only prove tax evasion. This guy was a Grade A psycho cunt and they got him for the picture, probably because it was the easiest thing to prove and sentence. You've just proved my point. Thanks.

InfoGuy 12-02-2014 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20309548)
I'm guessing the OP has no problems betraying a former friend's trust. If you can't see why someone would, and should, get a year in jail for posting intimate pictures to a former partner's employer's web page, and the intent behind posting those pics, regardless of whether a pornographer thinks it's "only" topless pics, then what can anyone say.

Your guess is wrong. I didn't defend him and say that what he did was right. He should do hard time. But relative to other felonies, 1 year in prison seems excessive. If the courts were this harsh toward ch!1cl m()1esters, they would all receive death sentences. To me, that's justice. But no, the legal system sentences them to a few years in prison and then lets those pieces of shit back out on the streets.

aka123 12-02-2014 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by bhutocracy (Post 20309824)
I think you're trolling now. This is exactly the Al Capone situation, they wanted him for killing but they could only prove tax evasion. This guy was a Grade A psycho cunt and they got him for the picture, probably because it was the easiest thing to prove and sentence. You've just proved my point. Thanks.

It's the core principle that you get sentenced for what you are proved to be guilty. It's not trolling. The thing that it applies to even biggest criminals, makes it even more fair.

Jel 12-02-2014 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by InfoGuy (Post 20309827)
Your guess is wrong. I didn't defend him and say that what he did was right. He should do hard time. But relative to other felonies, 1 year in prison seems excessive. If the courts were this harsh toward ch!1cl m()1esters, they would all receive death sentences. To me, that's justice. But no, the legal system sentences them to a few years in prison and then lets those pieces of shit back out on the streets.

ok I get that (apologies for my mistake), and what I always say is this: you're absolutely correct that the molesters don't get enough time, and *that's* what the problem is - not that this guy got too long.

Jel 12-02-2014 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20309818)
It would be my personal decision (within law) if I would be a judge, but I am not. But someone was judge for that case, and someone did the law.

Intent to cause harm is not that relevant. It's fucking common, we would be all in jail for that. I don't think there is any person who wouldn't have called names or something like that.

The sentence is all that is relevant. That is what matters. Although in your US thinking, if you are able to label someone as criminal, you are willing to give all kind of punishments, fair or not. It's kinda you are some decent white folk or fucking criminal, there is no middle road, mercy, humanity, or whatever. It's all about the look, not what you actually do or are. US is religous, so where is the turning the cheek, loving enemies and so on, all the Christian stuff? More like muslims if you ask me: eye for an eye and that stuff.

I am not from americaland :) And intent is absolutely relevant. Calling someone a name versus taking specific action (not words) to cause someone harm is just the top of the list, taking further actions/decisions to maximise hurt is another, and invading a person's privcy, and breaking their right to privacy is also another.

You need to be a sack of absolute shit to think those thoughts AND follow it up with pre-meditated actions, and a year in jail is an appropriate punishment for being such a low life cunt :2 cents: :thumbsup

Obviously we aren't going to agree, but it's bedtime for me so I'm out of this. Interesting discussion, as is usally the case with you :thumbsup

ps the sentence also needs to act as a deterrent to others, so it isn't purely an eye for an eye, though again, you are bringing many side-arguments into a mish-mash of one.

InfoGuy 12-02-2014 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20309848)
ok I get that (apologies for my mistake), and what I always say is this: you're absolutely correct that the ...

Apology accepted, I'm happy we see eye to eye.

aka123 12-03-2014 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20309867)
You need to be a sack of absolute shit to think those thoughts AND follow it up with pre-meditated actions, and a year in jail is an appropriate punishment for being such a low life cunt :2 cents: :thumbsup

In justice, the sentence is not given for being low life cunt, it is given for breaking the law, and judging the action that broke it. Everything concentrates to the action, from making to laws to implementing those laws.

In western justice system (maybe US excluded) sentence is not revenge.

Also, the punishment is considered beyond per se. For example being ex-convict has very far reaching consequences those reach far beyond the jail time. But maybe you just ignore it saying "That or those low life cunts deserve it." The funny part is that the "decent white folks" those are willing to throw criminals into jail and throw away the key, are not themselves so decent after all. Few of us really are. It is good example from irrational thinking that is not based on facts, rather on image.

Jel 12-03-2014 04:46 AM

I'm saying he is a low life cunt BECAUSE of his pre-meditated actions, and *that* is why he fully deserves the year in jail. I get that english is not your first language, but this has now become too much hard work. Have the win.

aka123 12-03-2014 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Jel (Post 20310193)
I'm saying he is a low life cunt BECAUSE of his pre-meditated actions, and *that* is why he fully deserves the year in jail. I get that english is not your first language, but this has now become too much hard work. Have the win.

This has nothing to do with the language, don't go to that road Mr. decent white folk, as that is not so decent.

A year in jail for posting a pic or pics. That is essentially what happened, pre-meditated or not, malicious or not.

And there is no win, you can't win these arguments. You think that the sentence is fair, I don't.

shoot twice 12-03-2014 06:45 AM

The bastard should get 10 years of hard labor. In fact we should bring back the chain gangs.

PiracyPitbull 12-03-2014 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by MiamiBoyz (Post 20309664)
The fucking stupid thing I have ever heard. The whore posed for the photo and got what she deserved. Probably was afraid her father would find out what a slut she actually is!

Clearly the decline of the USA into a conservative POLICE STATE continues to march forward more and more with each passing day.

Noe Iniguez and the victim date for four years. A reasonably serious relationship by all accounts.

They break up and by all evidence she was the one to split the relationship.

Noe harasses her resulting in the victim taking restraining orders out against him.

He posts a topless photo of her on her employers FB page, along with comments calling her a ?drunk? and a ?slut? and saying she should be fired.


And the first thing you do in your reply is call the victim a "whore and slut" and that she "got what she deserved" even though all she actually did was to have a normal relationship for four years with some guy and for whatever reason decided to end it.

Isn't this what people do ? Have relationships to see if they're compatible and if they decide at some point they're not they are free to move on and look for another partner ?

Are you Noe Iniguez ?

Are you the guy that calls a women a slut and a whore if they don't show interest in you ? Are you the revenge guy that thinks its ok to take what were private relationship moments and if spurned, splurge them all over the internet because you're butthurt ?


If you're going to attempt a troll in future, try not to make it so obvious. Unless of course you really do believe what you typed, which would be disturbing.


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