Justice

Originally posted by Nordlys
I agree with that. The problem in my opinion is not the use of certain words, but that some people use disability as an insult, comparing someone they don't like or don't agree with to people with a (usually specific) disability, implying that having that disability makes you less valuable.

That I will agree with.

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There is a difference between Political Correctness/good manners and hyper sensitivity. A line must be drawn somewhere.

Originally posted by Sam The Sham
They don't mention his prior criminal history, this guy is in his 50's and probably has been in and out of prison his whole life. If he were some poor shmoo with no priors he would have probably been refered to a shrink.

The teller handed Brown three stacks of bill but he only took a single $100 bill and returned the remaining money back to her. He said that he was homeless and hungry and left the bank.

The next day he surrendered to the police voluntarily and told them that his mother didn’t raise him that way.

He sure sounds like a real badass to me. 😵

Originally posted by Jigtie

The teller handed Brown three stacks of bill but he only took a single $100 bill and returned the remaining money back to her. He said that he was homeless and hungry and left the bank.

The next day he surrendered to the police voluntarily and told them that [b]his mother didn’t raise him that way.

He sure sounds like a real badass to me. 😵[/b]

Yeah that covers everything, very good reporting. We know all about his background and prior arrest record now.

Originally posted by Sam The Sham
Yeah that covers everything, very good reporting. We know all about his background and prior arrest record now.

LOL! No, but I think we have a pretty good idea what kind of person he is.

Originally posted by Jigtie
LOL! No, but I think we have a pretty good idea what kind of person he is.

Yeah when he said he was raised right you can take that to the bank.

You don't have a clue as to what kind of person he is. Absolutely none. How can you presume to make a judgement like that based on the article?

Originally posted by Sam The Sham
Yeah when he said he was raised right you can take that to the bank.

You don't have a clue as to what kind of person he is. Absolutely none. How can you presume to make a judgement like that based on the article?

pot kettle black?

Originally posted by Sam The Sham
Yeah when he said he was raised right you can take that to the bank.

You don't have a clue as to what kind of person he is. Absolutely none. How can you presume to make a judgement like that based on the article?

Usually I tend to look at people's actions more than what they actually say.
I'm funny that way.

Originally posted by yo its me
pot kettle black?

Woz a kettle go to do wiv snooker? 😲

Originally posted by mikelom
Woz a kettle go to do wiv snooker? 😲

that's the price of eggs these days

Originally posted by Jigtie
Usually I tend to look at people's actions more than what they actually say.
I'm funny that way.

His actions?
Yeah drug and alcohol dependant homeless people who rob banks and turn themselves in are probably just great , you should invite him into your home for a stay and see how nice he is.

Originally posted by Sam The Sham
His actions?
Yeah drug and alcohol dependant homeless people who rob banks and turn themselves in are probably just great , you should invite him into your home for a stay and see how nice he is.

His actions were to return the money and hand himself in. When you do something wrong Sam do you own up and right the wrong? That's his actions.

Originally posted by yo its me
His actions were to return the money and hand himself in. When you do something wrong Sam do you own up and right the wrong? That's his actions.

dee durp de dur de durdilly dur

Originally posted by Sam The Sham
His actions?
Yeah drug and alcohol dependant homeless people who rob banks and turn themselves in are probably just great , you should invite him into your home for a stay and see how nice he is.

Your argument falls in on itself, can't you see that?

1) His prior abuse of whatever substances is besides the point.
2) Any prior criminal charges against him is besides the point.

This time, he stole a hundred dollar bill, came back the next day
with a bad conscience and turned himself in to the police. That's
the crime he was tried and sentenced for, and that's what you
should look at when you ask yourself: "Were the sentence really
proportional to the crime?"

Originally posted by Sam The Sham
dee durp de dur de durdilly dur

sweet