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Teen Bonnie and Clyde From Kentucky

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Then we are pretty much on the same page. I think the confusion is the definition of the word "accountable". There should absolutely be consequences for her decisions. No question.

Well, clearly. Our court system is pretty clear the difference in punishments for minors compared to adults.

 

I will never buy into the "she's an innocent victim" line of thinking that many in this thread have used. She knew darn well what she was doing, and needs to be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law (yes, that means however a minor is dealt with in these situations).

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Then we are pretty much on the same page. I think the confusion is the definition of the word "accountable". There should absolutely be consequences for her decisions. No question.

 

:thumb: My whole contention in this entire thread was just that she was not a victim, and deserved to face consequences for her actions. Many people were using the term "victim" to describe her, and it's pretty clear she was a willing participant in everything that occurred.

 

To me, when someone uses the word victim, that signals they don't think that individual should be held accountable for their actions.

 

And hey, at least I'm not suggesting the death penalty for these two like another poster has. :lol2:

Then we are pretty much on the same page. I think the confusion is the definition of the word "accountable". There should absolutely be consequences for her decisions. No question.

Well, clearly. Our court system is pretty clear the difference in punishments for minors compared to adults.

 

I will never buy into the "she's an innocent victim" line of thinking that many in this thread have used. She knew darn well what she was doing, and needs to be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law (yes, that means however a minor is dealt with in these situations).

Her mommy needs a new set of dentures.

Her mommy needs a new set of dentures.

 

I bet you know someone who could take care of it for her.

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