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<blockquote data-quote="Emelee" data-source="post: 335181" data-attributes="member: 73">First, thank goodness you survived! That&#039;s so scary. I absolutely think that drunk driver committed a horrible crime. Doesn&#039;t mean he&#039;s a horrible person in general, but the action of driving drunk was despicable. Criminal in many countries. Normally, when a non-famous person drives drunk, his or her name won&#039;t be printed in media. At least not in many countries where you have to be convicted for even more serious crimes to have your name made public in media. I like that. The whole world don&#039;t need to know you cheated with your taxes or robbed a store when you were younger, except those closest to you. I also don&#039;t like when people judge actions that are &quot;only&quot; condemnable or a bit unethical and go after that person pitchfork style on social media. Fine if you think to yourself &quot;what a prick&quot;. Writing pure hateful things on social media because a celebrity cheated on their partner is the vulture behaviour, IMO. Cheating isn&#039;t a crime and you don&#039;t really know the people involved. I don&#039;t know what politics have to do with it, though? Two separate issues. Their actions in their role of representatives for the people are up for grabs. It&#039;s a whole other ballgame. As long as the comments by people are relevant to the job the politicians do, at least.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emelee, post: 335181, member: 73"] First, thank goodness you survived! That's so scary. I absolutely think that drunk driver committed a horrible crime. Doesn't mean he's a horrible person in general, but the action of driving drunk was despicable. Criminal in many countries. Normally, when a non-famous person drives drunk, his or her name won't be printed in media. At least not in many countries where you have to be convicted for even more serious crimes to have your name made public in media. I like that. The whole world don't need to know you cheated with your taxes or robbed a store when you were younger, except those closest to you. I also don't like when people judge actions that are "only" condemnable or a bit unethical and go after that person pitchfork style on social media. Fine if you think to yourself "what a prick". Writing pure hateful things on social media because a celebrity cheated on their partner is the vulture behaviour, IMO. Cheating isn't a crime and you don't really know the people involved. I don't know what politics have to do with it, though? Two separate issues. Their actions in their role of representatives for the people are up for grabs. It's a whole other ballgame. As long as the comments by people are relevant to the job the politicians do, at least. [/QUOTE]

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