We are talking about law and what his punishment should be based on the letter of hte law. It's not based off your feelings or assumptions.
So this is why Spence hasn't been on the radio...
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nateboz
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Probably the same amount of times I've been caught speeding vs speeding and not getting caught. It's a lot.
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Keefe
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I think you're the only one talking about that. Pretty sure the rest of us are talking about the moralistic and societal ramifications of habitual drunk-driving.
Keefe
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lol.
Lol wut. At no point has the focus of this conversation been about what his punishment should be. It’s been about his wrongdoings, and our perceptions of him.
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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Well you wouldn't be posting this had he killed someone, himself, or seriously injured someone. Fact of the matter is he's damned lucky nothing has happened, but 4 damn dui's says he hasn't learned **** and doesn't care too, at the very least he need s to stew in jail for a month or two and have his license revoked, get that scumbag off the roads for hellsakes!!
Joe Bagadonuts
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The king of the douchebags has spoken.
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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Also, if he had just one or two drinks, he probably would have more sense then to drive 120 mph in a 70 zone. Something tells me he has issues
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I counted 4 people discussing how he should be put in jail on the first page, not including me.
Age literately doesnt matter in any sense in drunk driving. The crime is the same regardless of age.
Keefe
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Did I say it?
Keefe
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Way to change the narrative.
You've liked post calling for him to be locked up. You've also spread false information regarding his offenses.
Keefe
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Rofl. Oh no, I liked a post!
Meanwhile, at no point, did I provide false information about his offenses. He got a 5th DUI (by the cops)...it was pled down in a court of law.
Keep arguing though because, hey, that’s what you do.
Jack Strop
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That's true. But you would hope that a father with children (I believe Spence has a son) would have more maturity and awareness of possible consequences of his actions than, say, a college student getting drunk at a party. That he didn't care is cause for concern. Maybe it's just me, but if I planned on getting drunk, I'd call Uber or make sure someone in my company was the designated driver. I value others' lives (and my own) too much to take the chance of killing or injuring someone else or myself by driving impaired. And even if I didn't have an accident, the consequences of being arrested and convicted of DUI are pretty onerous. Except, apparently, the consequences haven't been severe enough to convince Spencer to not drive while under the influence.
He had two DUIs in 2004, a failure to appear in court from one of those, and a pled down DUI. He's had two DUIs prior to this most recent one and now a third. He has only been convicted of two DUI's (and probably a third upcoming). You know what it sounds like when you say 5 DUI arrest. It might be semantics to you, but in a thread where people are discussing appropriate jail time, details matter. You seem to be arguing with me just for some vendetta against me.
NAOS
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The law is pretty clear here. But your passion is... inspiring?
Keep being righteous, guys. This is where we will change the world and get better at moral crusading. And get better at awesome psychology. And at blaming.
Jack Strop
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I agree, we've talked enough. Let's grab the torches and pitchforks.