Ammit5 
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Intentions are completely immaterial when it comes to attempted manslaughter or reckless negligence.
She didn't care that she nearly killed several ponies.
She then put a child in an equally dangerous situation.
I cannot simplify this concept any further without the use of cave drawings. Do you defend drunk drivers too, or what?
P.S. being cautious and sympathetic is diametrically opposed to *actively endangering the lives of your teammates* and then *bragging about how much danger you're putting them in*.
Lurking Rarifag
Intentions are completely immaterial when it comes to attempted manslaughter or reckless negligence.
She didn't care that she nearly killed several ponies.
She then put a child in an equally dangerous situation.
I cannot simplify this concept any further without the use of cave drawings. Do you defend drunk drivers too, or what?
P.S. being cautious and sympathetic is diametrically opposed to *actively endangering the lives of your teammates* and then *bragging about how much danger you're putting them in*.