Actually, the original post said simply that "a lot of players" have law degrees, not "most" as you're claiming. And my Starbucks has been out of unicorns for several weeks now,
jimdixondrinks
jimdixondrinks
Most cops haven't completed "most of the requirements for a BA" in any major.
If and when you make it through puberty, you'll start valuing life, hopefully.
It's one thing for a loser troll to write such a hateful comment and to use such a despicable name, but several people apparently recommended it, except they probably didn't. More likely, the loser troll recommended his own post, a behavior with which he's quite familiar.
16 witnesses testified that Brown's hands were in the air.
You have issues.
+1 Mr. Duncan
You're right. I shouldn't have lumped you in with the rest. My apologies. I'm not sure how you can say that Sharpton is evil. When he ran for president in 2004, he espoused an "agenda" of European social democracy that's been commonplace there for over 50 years. Sharpton was wrong about Tawana Brawley. Ok. So were…
17 witnesses testified that Brown's hands were in the air, according to PBS.
If Al Sharpton made fruit punch flavored Kool-Aid for me, I'd drink it. But it's rather easy to see that you're using Sharpton as the boogeyman. You know, a jury found Sharpton liable for his role in the Tawana Brawley case, and he paid the fine. Now Sharpton advocates for juries to simply hear the cases of Darren…
"end up raising a lawless next generation." I'd like to see a list of all the atrocities throughout history that people excused or ignored because of those words.
"I've been in enough bar fights . . . side with the fuzz on this one." It's always nice when Philo Beddoe calls from 1978.
+1
Invoking Al Sharpton, clear dog whistle.
dumb reply.
Your expertise on choke holds suggests that you attend the same dojo as Sean Hannity.
Your thesaurus adds much to your argument.
Your thesaurus really strengthens your argument.
You are aware that cops can abuse their authority, right?