I’ll ignore your last section since that’s a separate discussion and a poor explanation of the situation.
Many people believe Mangione is guilty based on all the evidence. Heck, from what I’ve seen, it seems incredibly likely. However, belief in that isn’t enough to condemn someone to either a life sentence or death penalty. While I might believe he’s guilty, I won’t be the one to state that he is, without a doubt, the one responsible for the murder because I have no evidence of that. This is what due process is for.
Many people don’t want him to be guilty because while he likely broke the law, the morality of his actions is a separate and more complicated matter. Depending on one’s morals, they may feel as though the murder was just. Whether you do or not is up to you. However, a lot of the commentary you’ll see online is going to be based on the commenter’s own personal views on the subject. This doesn’t mean the commenter believes he is innocent of a crime, but they may believe that his actions were just regardless of it being a crime (since law and morals are separate things entirely).
I’ll ignore your last section since that’s a separate discussion and a poor explanation of the situation.
Many people believe Mangione is guilty based on all the evidence. Heck, from what I’ve seen, it seems incredibly likely. However, belief in that isn’t enough to condemn someone to either a life sentence or death penalty. While I might believe he’s guilty, I won’t be the one to state that he is, without a doubt, the one responsible for the murder because I have no evidence of that. This is what due process is for.
Many people don’t want him to be guilty because while he likely broke the law, the morality of his actions is a separate and more complicated matter. Depending on one’s morals, they may feel as though the murder was just. Whether you do or not is up to you. However, a lot of the commentary you’ll see online is going to be based on the commenter’s own personal views on the subject. This doesn’t mean the commenter believes he is innocent of a crime, but they may believe that his actions were just regardless of it being a crime (since law and morals are separate things entirely).