He's being an asshole. I have every right to yell.Originally posted by: BlueWeasel
But, you're not from Atlanta, Nitemare.
...and no need to yell, jumpr.
Originally posted by: jumpr
YOU CAN'T SHOOT SOMEONE BECAUSE THEY CAUSED A TRAFFIC JAM. ENDING A HUMAN LIFE SO THAT YOU CAN GET HOME FASTER IS NOT A REASON FOR JURIES TO HAVE 'SYMPATHY.' JURIES DECIDE CASES BASED ON LAW, NOT TIME ON THE FREEWAY.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PARDON FOR SHOOTING SOMEONE WHO INCONVENIENCES YOU.
How bout inconveniencing a couple hundred thousand people?
I'm sure the people on the jury would have some sympathy as well
They "let" her? You mean she's home making dinner now? I don't think so.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
YOU CAN'T SHOOT SOMEONE BECAUSE THEY CAUSED A TRAFFIC JAM. ENDING A HUMAN LIFE SO THAT YOU CAN GET HOME FASTER IS NOT A REASON FOR JURIES TO HAVE 'SYMPATHY.' JURIES DECIDE CASES BASED ON LAW, NOT TIME ON THE FREEWAY.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PARDON FOR SHOOTING SOMEONE WHO INCONVENIENCES YOU.
How bout inconveniencing a couple hundred thousand people?
I'm sure the people on the jury would have some sympathy as well
the same laws that let a Houston mom drown her 5 sons and stack them like logs on a bed. Let's face it, American laws absolutely suck the big one sometime.
Originally posted by: jumpr
They "let" her? You mean she's home making dinner now? I don't think so.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
YOU CAN'T SHOOT SOMEONE BECAUSE THEY CAUSED A TRAFFIC JAM. ENDING A HUMAN LIFE SO THAT YOU CAN GET HOME FASTER IS NOT A REASON FOR JURIES TO HAVE 'SYMPATHY.' JURIES DECIDE CASES BASED ON LAW, NOT TIME ON THE FREEWAY.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PARDON FOR SHOOTING SOMEONE WHO INCONVENIENCES YOU.
How bout inconveniencing a couple hundred thousand people?
I'm sure the people on the jury would have some sympathy as well
the same laws that let a Houston mom drown her 5 sons and stack them like logs on a bed. Let's face it, American laws absolutely suck the big one sometime.
I'm not sure which case you're talking about, but that woman is either spending the rest of her life in jail or in a mental institution. "Not guilty by reason of insanity" does not mean you get to drive home. It means you get driven to a state mental facility.
We do. Don't like paying for it? Go kill someone. Then we'll be paying for you to spend the rest of your life getting ass-raped. Have fun.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
They "let" her? You mean she's home making dinner now? I don't think so.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
YOU CAN'T SHOOT SOMEONE BECAUSE THEY CAUSED A TRAFFIC JAM. ENDING A HUMAN LIFE SO THAT YOU CAN GET HOME FASTER IS NOT A REASON FOR JURIES TO HAVE 'SYMPATHY.' JURIES DECIDE CASES BASED ON LAW, NOT TIME ON THE FREEWAY.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PARDON FOR SHOOTING SOMEONE WHO INCONVENIENCES YOU.
How bout inconveniencing a couple hundred thousand people?
I'm sure the people on the jury would have some sympathy as well
the same laws that let a Houston mom drown her 5 sons and stack them like logs on a bed. Let's face it, American laws absolutely suck the big one sometime.
I'm not sure which case you're talking about, but that woman is either spending the rest of her life in jail or in a mental institution. "Not guilty by reason of insanity" does not mean you get to drive home. It means you get driven to a state mental facility.
and who pays for all this care?
Originally posted by: jumpr
We do. Don't like paying for it? Go kill someone. Then we'll be paying for you to spend the rest of your life getting ass-raped. Have fun.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
They "let" her? You mean she's home making dinner now? I don't think so.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
YOU CAN'T SHOOT SOMEONE BECAUSE THEY CAUSED A TRAFFIC JAM. ENDING A HUMAN LIFE SO THAT YOU CAN GET HOME FASTER IS NOT A REASON FOR JURIES TO HAVE 'SYMPATHY.' JURIES DECIDE CASES BASED ON LAW, NOT TIME ON THE FREEWAY.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PARDON FOR SHOOTING SOMEONE WHO INCONVENIENCES YOU.
How bout inconveniencing a couple hundred thousand people?
I'm sure the people on the jury would have some sympathy as well
the same laws that let a Houston mom drown her 5 sons and stack them like logs on a bed. Let's face it, American laws absolutely suck the big one sometime.
I'm not sure which case you're talking about, but that woman is either spending the rest of her life in jail or in a mental institution. "Not guilty by reason of insanity" does not mean you get to drive home. It means you get driven to a state mental facility.
and who pays for all this care?
Then we'll be paying for you to spend the rest of your life getting drooled on at the looney bin cafeteria.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Temporary insanity
Originally posted by: jumpr
JURIES DECIDE CASES BASED ON LAW, NOT TIME ON THE FREEWAY.
Originally posted by: walla
Personally, I am glad that their is some law enforcement that values the life this human being who, remember, hasn't even been given a trial yet.
And as for bystanders who want him to jump..I think coaxing someone into committing suicide, no matter what the circumstance, is pretty heartless.
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: walla
Personally, I am glad that their is some law enforcement that values the life this human being who, remember, hasn't even been given a trial yet.
And as for bystanders who want him to jump..I think coaxing someone into committing suicide, no matter what the circumstance, is pretty heartless.
Not me
Originally posted by: walla
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: walla
Personally, I am glad that their is some law enforcement that values the life this human being who, remember, hasn't even been given a trial yet.
And as for bystanders who want him to jump..I think coaxing someone into committing suicide, no matter what the circumstance, is pretty heartless.
Not me
If he was not an "accused murderer", would that at all change your opinion?
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: walla
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: walla
Personally, I am glad that their is some law enforcement that values the life this human being who, remember, hasn't even been given a trial yet.
And as for bystanders who want him to jump..I think coaxing someone into committing suicide, no matter what the circumstance, is pretty heartless.
Not me
If he was not an "accused murderer", would that at all change your opinion?
Not really, but then again I'm a heartless bastard
Originally posted by: fisher
the cops are taking care of that, pampering him like he was staying at a 4 star hotel. it's sickening.
Originally posted by: fisher
the cops are taking care of that, pampering him like he was staying at a 4 star hotel. it's sickening.
Originally posted by: jumpr
"Likely" means nothing. Remember the right to a fair and speedy trial? Innocent until proven guilty? Those aren't just little catch phrases. They are the foundations of our stable and consistent legal system.Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: jumpr
He's not endangering the lives of a law enforcement officer or a bystanding citizen.Originally posted by: Nitemare
cops are too dickless to shoot him down...
If the police employed a sharpshooter to 'shoot' him down from the crane, it would be nothing less than first degree murder.
He's a friggin public nuisance and he likely beat his gf to death
And "nuisance?" Give me a break. Being a nuisance doesn't give ANYONE a right to shoot ANYONE.
