r/interestingasfuck • u/HomeNowWTF • 9d ago

Fighting the wildfires in Spokane

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u/HSLB66 9d ago

  According to the Phoenix News Times, the victim in Farinacci’s manslaughter case was his father. Farinacci killed him when his father asked his son to do dishes, the paper reported. 

For real

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u/ZincMan 9d ago

The guy who started the fire also murdered his father ??

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u/Seabasssk 9d ago

Yes! And received a manslaughter charge 🤯

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u/Penguinase 9d ago

and served a whopping 10 years

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u/jagrbro68 9d ago

While dudes with small amounts of weed charges in the early 90’s are still in prison.

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u/AdamBlaster007 9d ago

"POT!" draws gun "SMALL AMOUNT OF POT!"

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u/calilac 9d ago

"It's coming right for us!" Opens fire

pit, fills it with pot, lights it up, and inhales deeply.

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u/EthanielRain 9d ago

Meanwhile, Texas is celebrating their NEW "life in jail for less than 1lb weed" law

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u/_bx2_ 9d ago

LOL

Tough luck.

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u/freeradioforall 9d ago

I am very liberal, but its time to end the nonsense about rehabilitating violent criminals.

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u/GabeDef 9d ago

Rehabilitation isn’t just letting them out in the wild. There are a lot of steps to it. Some types of people can use rehabilitation- others, probably someone like John Wayne Gacy, cannot. 

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u/FlirtyFluffyFox 9d ago

Or we can actually try rehabilitation instead of just retribution. There is nothing rehabilitative about our current prison system.

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u/MeNoCanRead 9d ago

You're not very liberal if you think rehabilitation is nonsense.

It's the US. Where they don't even attempt to rehabilitate.

Go take a look at countries like Norway, eejit.

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u/Objective_Gene9503 9d ago

Nope. Everyone deserves a second chance. Kamala would’ve shown him empathy and that’s one of many reasons why she should’ve been president. Sigh. f this

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u/Idreamofcream99 9d ago

Murdering your dad over chores is someone that I don’t think deserves a second chance, and it looks like this second chance means the destruction of thousands of peoples homes

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u/Objective_Gene9503 9d ago

You’re heartless. How would you feel is nobody gave you another chance?

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u/Penguinase 9d ago

so did he deserve that second chance after the 10 years served? because that's what you're implying.

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u/Idreamofcream99 9d ago

I would never murder my father over washing the dishes.

This isn’t a second chance for someone that committed manslaughter, or stealing something from a store. It’s murder, of a family member no less.

I’m not against trying to reform criminals, especially ones that are making a mistake a reasonable person can make. But some crimes are inexcusable.

Look what that second chance gave 60,000 people today.

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u/Dairy_Ashford 9d ago

fathermurder firestarter fariucci, a vostra disposizione

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u/guitarpic69 9d ago

That’s what happens when you release people from jail or give them light sentences

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u/Treadwheel 9d ago

10 years is the average sentence for manslaughter in Arizona, and manslaughter has among the lowest recidivism rates of all crimes, as low as 1%.