What if Salman lived in the States??

Not just with the jurisdiction system but the common man as well, will Salman be as accepted as he's in india??

If you look up the definition of terrorists he fits the parameters so people like him would be most likely under the no fly list, and will be doing some hard time in the jail for all his felonies. He would be incarcerated in a supermax prison like the one in Arizona or probably Guantanamo Bay or atleast in some maximum security prison.

He would've been in Jail or the industry would've boycotted him unlike BW.

Hollywood can also be just as bad I think. I mean, just look at Roman Polanski, who is still praised in Hollywood by a lot of people and still makes movies and didn't ever get a fitting punishment. I still get sick when I remember watching an award show and seeing celebrities give Polanski a standing ovation. Celebrities in the United States can get away with stuff that the average person can't because the sad truth is money talks and if you look at the prisons, it isn't overcrowding with rich people, it's overcrowding with poor people who can't afford to defend themselves as much as celebrities/the rich can. There is a systemic overcriminalization and overcarceration of people from mostly low-income and miniority groups in the United States and there needs to be a reform.


Anyways to answer your question I think Salman would not get boycotted and at first they would make it seem like he is going to be harshly punished but then just actually give him a slap on the wrist and make him pay fine and MAYBE like a year in jail but then let him out early with some probation. That's just what I think.

Money rules the universe. So yes he would find a way there too.

Originally posted by: DavidBowieGirl

Hollywood can also be just as bad I think. I mean, just look at Roman Polanski, who is still praised in Hollywood by a lot of people and still makes movies and didn't ever get a fitting punishment. I still get sick when I remember watching an award show and seeing celebrities give Polanski a standing ovation. Celebrities in the United States can get away with stuff that the average person can't because the sad truth is money talks and if you look at the prisons, it isn't overcrowding with rich people, it's overcrowding with poor people who can't afford to defend themselves as much as celebrities/the rich can. There is a systemic overcriminalization and overcarceration of people from mostly low-income and miniority groups in the United States and there needs to be a reform.


Anyways to answer your question I think Salman would not get boycotted and at first they would make it seem like he is going to be harshly punished but then just actually give him a slap on the wrist and make him pay fine and MAYBE like a year in jail but then let him out early with some probation. That's just what I think.

Still though I personally think there is a chance he would get a light sentence, money really means a lot. Maybe I am just jaded by how many times I have seen people get away with heinous things in the court system/seen the system fail too many times to have much faith in it.

lol how many top muslim actors are their on hollywood
lol anyway he would not get away but money would have helped him a lot

btw how many middle class people went to jail for hit and run in india
just wanna know???
any lawyer here

I think would have been same . I have not much knowledge about the scenario of law in US but as far as my info is there

I think all of you misunderstood my question, what I want to know is not whether he will be punished or not.