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In response to
"Only three. Yikes. -- nm"
by
Beryllium
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it may be that the others thought that he was influenced by but still primarily acted of his own free will.
Posted by
b. (aka starrynit)
May 15 '15, 12:36
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which is what I think. he knew right from wrong, knew desired outcome, knew there could be serious co consequences; and he still made choices where others were available to him. no literal gun to his head making him act.
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