Gatorubet;1950130; said:Today, 10:04 PM
All due respect my friend, what part of the bold language in my original post do you not understand?
I think I'm is fucking me all up...
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Gatorubet;1950130; said:Today, 10:04 PM
All due respect my friend, what part of the bold language in my original post do you not understand?
Bucklion;1950125; said:There's a difference between explaining how the system works as an expert and lecturing people over your spectacles at the mnost hotly contested time. I dare say Dershowitz has made as much money doing the latter as he has being a lawyer...and he's probably made more enemies. Why do these people not spring up when a killer actually goes to jail and justice for the victim is actually served (well, unless they can show up saying how barbaric anyone who supposrts the death penalty is, that is)? Because they can't lecture the emotional proletariat to make themselves feel intelectually superior then. It's only when people are riled up about a lost child that they feel the need to interject their cold and calculated rhetoric in such a way as to try and make someone feel guilty for being mad.
Hours after Casey Anthony learned on Thursday that she will leave jail next week, lightning apparently struck a tree next to a makeshift memorial in honor of her slain daughter, Caylee.
No one saw lightning strike the pine tree on Suburban Drive in Orange County, Florida, where teddy bears and flowers mark the spot where 2-year-old Caylee's remains were found on December 11, 2008.
But long, diagonal strips of exposed wood scarred the tall pine tree, WESH reported, and bits of bark lay scattered across the road.
"It could be a sign from the angels that they aren't happy with what's happened," a visitor to the site told the Orlando Sentinel newspaper. "The rain, the lightning, the storm – it's the heavens indicating they aren't happy."
Maybe the debbil was dancing...scooter1369;1950174; said:Lightning strikes at site where Caylee's remains were found
uh oh.... The omnipotent, magical sky wizard be [censored]ed. Of course by that I mean Zeus
Gatorubet;1949973; said:http://hotcoffeethemovie.com/
I challenge anyone to watch this HBO documentary about the McDonald's case in particular, and more specifically about how the big business and political interests are playing the very people who are protected by the court system of justice into becoming allies with those interests who want to limit their rights to justice.
Anyone who freely throws out "law suit abuse" and "tort reform" without seeing this very accurate film will benefit by it. It is absolutely agenda driven, but absolutely true. It does not erase the fact that there are always reforms and tweaks to any system, but it will challenge and educate many of the very smart people here who think that their opinion on the coffee case.....and on tort reform issues......is based upon all the facts.
I urge anyone to see this as a "now you know the rest of the story" educational tool. And if anyone knows of a good film or documentary showing, exposing the practice of insurance fraud/false claims that arise in the system, I would love to have that included too - and we can break it into a separate thread and see what folks think after viewing both.
Gatorubet;1950178; said:Maybe the debbil was dancing...
Gatorubet;1949958; said:They did not. If you propagate the lie that they did get screwed, you are doing as disservice to the system of justice that delivered that verdict. And I know that you saying what you just said was not borne out of malice or meanness or bad intent - but out of you not caring enough to find out the basic facts of the case (and why should you care that much?) - so that your opinion is an informed one, and you like many people fall into a willingness to comment about something because there an often repeated urban legend out there for you to buy, and it is far easier to continue to spread a sort of lazy lie that lots of people will support you on.
Gatorubet;1949958; said:And I know that you saying what you just said was not borne out of malice or meanness or bad intent - but out of you not caring enough to find out the basic facts of the case (and why should you care that much?) - so that your opinion is an informed one, and you like many people fall into a willingness to comment about something because there an often repeated urban legend out there for you to buy, and it is far easier to continue to spread a sort of lazy lie that lots of people will support you on.
BUCKYLE;1950282; said:Is that one [censored]ing sentence?
Bucklion;1949910; said:But STFU and let people be upset by the loss of a child. It doesn't mean they are stupid, it means they have a soul...maybe you could take some lessons.
scooter1369;1950174; said:uh oh.... The omnipotent, magical sky wizard be pissed. Of course by that I mean Zeus
scooter1369;1950174; said:
long, diagonal strips of exposed wood scarred the tall pine tree, and bits of bark lay scattered across the road.