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Life sucks. Scapegoats and all that. Quit rationalizing and making excuses. No one cares and as the first guy gettin the shaft he will receive hate no matter what. Posted via RS Mobile |
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WTF?!? All he did? Show of hands, people that have thrown a news paper box through any windows, let alone cars, unmarked police or otherwise. There are people that always seem to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. The question is, are you at that place at the wrong time, or did it go wrong because you were there. The judge obviously noted that his event was early enough to be a cause-A cause, not THE cause of the riot. The judge in both cases has made a point of saying that your boy can't handle his liquor because he seems to lose all judgement when he is around it. I'm sure that you think he's this great guy that gets caught up in things. Dude, I don't know him, but what I do know of him is when he's drinking, he throws punches and news paper boxes without much thought. He doesn't come across as this 'great guy', he comes across as a douche. |
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Instead of "Wooooooooo! I'm fucking drunk bitches! Lookit me throw this shit through the window! Wooooooooo!" It might have been: "Goddamnit, I wish I could be partying with everyone else. This fucking sucks. I can't have any fun when I'm on bail. I guess I should make sure I don't go fucking nuts again. Oh, well. At least I'm not gonna go back to jail for being in that riot." |
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You actually think what your pal did was a small crime? I would fucking hate to know what you think is a serious crime. |
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He wouldn't have turned himself in if there weren't pictures everywhere of him participating in the riot. http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/...ll-of-fuck.jpg |
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You say this parole stems from his stepping into a fight to protect a buddy... well that's an admirable trait, sticking up for a pal. If he was such a good, upstanding citizen, he would have known better than to commit TWO breaches of his probation BEFORE THE RIOT EVEN STARTED. If he was so smart, the minute shit started going down, he should have though, "Damn, I can't get caught in this - I'm on probation being drunk and in this area will land me back in jail!" But noooooo, he not only chose to stick around, he chose to get right in the middle of it - strike three, soon to be followed by four, five, and six. Quote:
From the news report: "He later boasted about his actions on Facebook." I'm sorry, but even putting all the rest aside, this marks your buddy as a first-class idiot. BEING DRUNK AND DOWNTOWN WAS A BREACH OF HIS PREVIOUS CONDITIONS AND HE'S BRAGGING ABOUT IT ALL ON FACEBOOK?!?! What a fucking moron. |
Just thought I'd put this here: Metro - VPD on And say: "Wow, the police paid a $14,000 printing fee.." :pokerface: |
the stupid thing is, Taxpayers are eating the bill because of their stupid actions... that pisses me off.. AT least televise the damn court hearing.. |
Vancouver Police Foundation paid for the printing and not taxpayers. It would be nice if these people were forced to pay for the damages they caused, but I guess you can't get blood from a stone. http://www.metronews.ca/vancouver/lo...usiness-owners Waiting for civil lawsuits......... |
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was part of her plan to get political points. the courts told her flat out 'no' because it would delay court dates even more, setting up cables, how it would be showcased etc... on top of that, who's going to pay for that that shit? it's not free to televise it. just recently were more judges added to the budget; hired because of a flood of cases being thrown out. televising requires planning and time... and i am sure they don't have time for that because other more important cases are being thrown out. |
I see posters at work about this riot.. |
Has a punishment of labour been thought of for such criminals? Put them to work, feed them the basics and make them pay it all back. But then the question would be of craftsmanship, and housing/transporting/and monitoring of their every move. Posted via RS Mobile |
Human rights wackos would be all over that. |
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I just want to check in here...is anyone else starting to think that this riot thing is still snowballing out of hand? I'm tired of seeing Jim Chu on the news all the time pimping the same idea of "turn in your friends and neighbors" campaign, with yet another poster. Every time it comes up, all I can think is, you stand a better chance of getting away with killing hookers in this city, then breaking some windows. It's been close to a year...can we wrap this up? We charged 150 of the worst offenders...awesome. Karma grab the rest. Have a nice day. |
ya - free labour isn't the best idea. I'm all for them contributing back to the community - like having them clean up the sides of the highways, etc. |
Yea, I would be fine with letting Ryan Dickinson walk if he agrees to do 2400 hours of community service |
How many people are in the process of being charged now? |
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'Pleaaseee, not the treees!!!! Yesssss, Black & Leeeeee" |
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looks like a dude |
Didn't know she was from Richmond. Throw many books at her and all the other morons. |
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