I don't know if this story is true or not, but figured it would be of interest to everyone here.
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He was contrite, and for a first offense the sentence was appropriately lenient. I don't think moral outrage is the issue. Spinning this as a "mistake," however, seems to trivialize the problem of drunk driving. Maybe it's just semantics. But look, if I make a "mistake" and buy the wrong pair of goggles, nobody's life is endangered.
He was contrite, and for a first offense the sentence was appropriately lenient. I don't think moral outrage is the issue. Spinning this as a "mistake," however, seems to trivialize the problem of drunk driving. Maybe it's just semantics. But look, if I make a "mistake" and buy the wrong pair of goggles, nobody's life is endangered.
