Oscar Pistorius: The Sentence

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Was anything mentioned in the sentence about him never being able/allowed to own or use a gun again?
This in my opinion is crucial and we wouldn't had had this if he was had up in the restaurant in the first place.
I bet the restaurant owners feel shyt and they rightfully should.

I think there are a lot of people who might have similar feelings of guilt.

They are not actually responsible for the murder but they must be wondering if they had made a noise would Reeva still be alive.
 
My sister was in an abusive relationship. I'm pretty sure if the guy had a firearm she would be dead now. She's not stupid, has an LLM degree, but somehow I still think it was stupid of her to got for a kark ou. Same goes for Reeva.
 
My sister was in an abusive relationship. I'm pretty sure if the guy had a firearm she would be dead now. She's not stupid, has an LLM degree, but somehow I still think it was stupid of her to got for a kark ou. Same goes for Reeva.
You can just accept there was nothing you could do to help your sister. You don't have to blame her to absolve yourself.
 
My sister was in an abusive relationship. I'm pretty sure if the guy had a firearm she would be dead now. She's not stupid, has an LLM degree, but somehow I still think it was stupid of her to got for a kark ou. Same goes for Reeva.
Poor judgement yes. At fault for being beat up or (in Reeva's case) murdered, I think not.
 
True, but it could be avoided. Everyone knows Oscar is a dillhole.
It's all a matter of perspective. If Oscar met you at some social function I'm sure he wouldn't bother to turn on the charm as he wouldn't be trying to get into your pants ;) Hypothetically speaking, if he did turn on the charm and you both floated that way, you would potentially be blind to him being a dillhole ;)
 
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