Old Articles:Salman Hitting/Harassing Aish (pg.15) - Page 2

Hell NO!

Originally posted by: desigal90

I'm still not sure if running over somebody when you're drunk can be considered murder, or an accident.

I'd put it more under an accident, but it was wrong regardless. He should have owned up to his mistake rather than blaming his driver.

It is indeed an accident if one owns up to it but becomes a crime when one runs away and tries to deny the whole thing...

See the difference??

Or may be you should ask the family of the one who was killed...

That's true, its killing nonetheless.

^^ Desu this type of muder is correctly called as "Manslaughter", read this...

The accident may have been unintentional...But the denial and running away from it is indeed intentional and not only does it show a disrespect towards the ones who got killed but also it shows utter contempt for the law...Now its not just one crime but two...

Originally posted by: cricketfan1

It is indeed an accident if one owns up to it but becomes a crime when one runs away and tries to deny the whole thing...

See the difference??

Or may be you should ask the family of the one who was killed...

the first reaction of 90 percent of the people who are involved in an accident is to run away..you get scared u know...i am not condoning what he did..but maybe that mistake he made changed his life...he repented and turned to charity as a way of atonement..
u can't deny that the scale at which he does charity on the basis of his starpower is incomparable..maybe at heart he is not a murderer..sometimes we make mistakes we can't undo..God will serve justice to everyone..God should be the one to judge him..he hasn't received much happiness in his personal life u know..he loves kids but doesn't have any..justice and punishment can be served in many ways than just being imprisoned for 15 years...if he was in prison he wouldn't be extending his helping hand to so many people and he wouldn't be HUMAN just another criminal serving time in prison unable to help humanity in anyway..

Originally posted by: prernade

the first reaction of 90 percent of the people who are involved in an accident is to run away..you get scared u know...i am not condoning what he did..but maybe that mistake he made changed his life...he repented and turned to charity as a way of atonement..
u can't deny that the scale at which he does charity on the basis of his starpower is incomparable..maybe at heart he is not a murderer..sometimes we make mistakes we can't undo..God will serve justice to everyone..God should be the one to judge him..he hasn't received much happiness in his personal life u know..he loves kids but doesn't have any..justice and punishment can be served in many ways than just being imprisoned for 15 years...if he was in prison he wouldn't be extending his helping hand to so many people and he wouldn't be HUMAN just another criminal serving time in prison unable to help humanity in anyway..

Originally posted by: prernade

the first reaction of 90 percent of the people who are involved in an accident is to run away..you get scared u know...i am not condoning what he did..but maybe that mistake he made changed his life...he repented and turned to charity as a way of atonement..
u can't deny that the scale at which he does charity on the basis of his starpower is incomparable..maybe at heart he is not a murderer..sometimes we make mistakes we can't undo..God will serve justice to everyone..God should be the one to judge him..he hasn't received much happiness in his personal life u know..he loves kids but doesn't have any..justice and punishment can be served in many ways than just being imprisoned for 15 years...if he was in prison he wouldn't be extending his helping hand to so many people and he wouldn't be HUMAN just another criminal serving time in prison unable to help humanity in anyway..

I don't know where you pulled the 90% figure from, but even if it were true, it is still wrong.

Charity cannot obliterate crimes, the fact is that he was driving under the influence of alcohol, which is an offence in itself, needless to say that his irresponsible actions led to the death of one individual, and injury to several others, which makes him culpable. It's a clear case of of hit and run, which is a crime. If he really wanted to help, he should've taken them to the hospital, or called the ambulance, and owned up to the police, instead of running away like a coward.

LOL, you make it sound like Salman has endured extreme hardships throughout his life, be under no delusion, he lives the life that the average Indian can only dream of.

So we should deny justice to victims and let criminals off the hook simply cause they help others?.. you can't say that God will provide justice in the end, then why not just scrap the whole legal system and just wait till death?... there are many dodgy people in India, who in the name of "service to humanity", take advantage of others due to their status.

Ofcourse, all these poor excuses does not exonerate Salman.

I think it's exponentially irresponsible and dangerous to drink and drive. It's pathetic how people drink under the influence. I was once on the highway when a drunk guy was driving in the opposite direction, speeding that too. Thankfully no one died because they immediately closed the highway but I cant imagine what would have happened if they hadn't.