rojo wrote:
Most everyone is familiar with the outrage that erupted after a judge in California only sentenced Stanford student Brock Turner to six-months in jail for sexual assault.
Will there be even more outrage after a judge in Canada gave a woman who murdered her newborn before going to an exam just two years of probation?
In case you are wondering, this isn't a case about a late-term abortion. The baby was born healthy and drowned as detailed below.
http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/b-c-mother-who-drowned-newborn-son-at-home-before-taking-university-exam-gets-two-years-probation
I don't want to misrepresent rojo, but it was asked if there would be a "Stanford-type" outrage. Not outrage comparing the two horrible crimes. Meaning will people get as or more upset over this.
The answer is no. In the Stanford case, there are many women willing to vocally protest, carry signs, etc... They have a strong base of support.
This will not happen for the newest case because there is no support. Babies for the most part cannot talk nor could they hold signs (this would look ridiclous). Therefore, we will not hear the outrage, we will simply hear temper tantrums.