Just making sure everyone sees Bill's reply to a cop who risks hislife for us every day. Bill you're THE complete ASS!
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Re: reply to a cop who risks his life for us every day.
"Doug" <pigdos@nospamcharter.net> wrote in message
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> I'm with Bill, I can't count a SINGLE time the cops have ever done
anything
> positive for anyone I know. I don't trust cops, most people don't, so
don't
> try playing the hero cuz' no one is buying. Cops regularly get away with
> murder and there are plenty of instances of corrupt cops. FOAD.
--------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
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Re: reply to a cop who risks his life for us every day.
Wouldn't it be nice if we could do it ourselves? Like in Florida
when they past the concealed permits, suddenly there were no more
airport jackings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wkearney99 wrote:
>
> --------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
> garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
> come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
> handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
when they past the concealed permits, suddenly there were no more
airport jackings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wkearney99 wrote:
>
> --------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
> garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
> come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
> handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
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Re: reply to a cop who risks his life for us every day.
Wouldn't it be nice if we could do it ourselves? Like in Florida
when they past the concealed permits, suddenly there were no more
airport jackings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wkearney99 wrote:
>
> --------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
> garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
> come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
> handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
when they past the concealed permits, suddenly there were no more
airport jackings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wkearney99 wrote:
>
> --------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
> garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
> come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
> handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
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Re: reply to a cop who risks his life for us every day.
Wouldn't it be nice if we could do it ourselves? Like in Florida
when they past the concealed permits, suddenly there were no more
airport jackings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wkearney99 wrote:
>
> --------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
> garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
> come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
> handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
when they past the concealed permits, suddenly there were no more
airport jackings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wkearney99 wrote:
>
> --------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
> garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
> come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
> handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
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Re: reply to a cop who risks his life for us every day.
Wouldn't it be nice if we could do it ourselves? Like in Florida
when they past the concealed permits, suddenly there were no more
airport jackings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wkearney99 wrote:
>
> --------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
> garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
> come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
> handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
when they past the concealed permits, suddenly there were no more
airport jackings.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wkearney99 wrote:
>
> --------. Look at what we ask them to do. We ask them to deal with the
> garbage of our society. It should come as no surprise that a few of them
> come out stinking in the process. But the great majority do a fine job of
> handling what WE refuse to do ourselves.
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Re: Just making sure everyone sees Bill's reply to a cop who riskshis life for us every day. Bill you're THE complete ***!
Doug wrote:
> 60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
> excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
Wrong: citizen was 44 years old
> I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
> f'ing murder.
Wrong. Two shots fired after citizen advanced toward the retreating
officer over a distance of 50 ft despite repeated verbal warnings.
> The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
The guy was swinging a heavy 40" chain with a padlock on the end.
Sufficient to incapacitate or kill and cannot be defended against with a
baton.
> ---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
> be up on murder charges like that cop should BE.
No way. He did everything by the book and there were literally bus loads
of witnesses to corroborate.
http://www.presstelegram.com/Stories...862422,00.html
Sorry for responding to your off topic anecdote, but you really should
check your facts before ranting away.
The real problem is not cops but a society that refuses to take
responsibility for the treatment and care of it's addicted and mentally
ill citizens.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
> 60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
> excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
Wrong: citizen was 44 years old
> I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
> f'ing murder.
Wrong. Two shots fired after citizen advanced toward the retreating
officer over a distance of 50 ft despite repeated verbal warnings.
> The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
The guy was swinging a heavy 40" chain with a padlock on the end.
Sufficient to incapacitate or kill and cannot be defended against with a
baton.
> ---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
> be up on murder charges like that cop should BE.
No way. He did everything by the book and there were literally bus loads
of witnesses to corroborate.
http://www.presstelegram.com/Stories...862422,00.html
Sorry for responding to your off topic anecdote, but you really should
check your facts before ranting away.
The real problem is not cops but a society that refuses to take
responsibility for the treatment and care of it's addicted and mentally
ill citizens.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
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Re: Just making sure everyone sees Bill's reply to a cop who riskshis life for us every day. Bill you're THE complete ***!
Doug wrote:
> 60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
> excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
Wrong: citizen was 44 years old
> I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
> f'ing murder.
Wrong. Two shots fired after citizen advanced toward the retreating
officer over a distance of 50 ft despite repeated verbal warnings.
> The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
The guy was swinging a heavy 40" chain with a padlock on the end.
Sufficient to incapacitate or kill and cannot be defended against with a
baton.
> ---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
> be up on murder charges like that cop should BE.
No way. He did everything by the book and there were literally bus loads
of witnesses to corroborate.
http://www.presstelegram.com/Stories...862422,00.html
Sorry for responding to your off topic anecdote, but you really should
check your facts before ranting away.
The real problem is not cops but a society that refuses to take
responsibility for the treatment and care of it's addicted and mentally
ill citizens.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
> 60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
> excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
Wrong: citizen was 44 years old
> I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
> f'ing murder.
Wrong. Two shots fired after citizen advanced toward the retreating
officer over a distance of 50 ft despite repeated verbal warnings.
> The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
The guy was swinging a heavy 40" chain with a padlock on the end.
Sufficient to incapacitate or kill and cannot be defended against with a
baton.
> ---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
> be up on murder charges like that cop should BE.
No way. He did everything by the book and there were literally bus loads
of witnesses to corroborate.
http://www.presstelegram.com/Stories...862422,00.html
Sorry for responding to your off topic anecdote, but you really should
check your facts before ranting away.
The real problem is not cops but a society that refuses to take
responsibility for the treatment and care of it's addicted and mentally
ill citizens.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
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Re: Just making sure everyone sees Bill's reply to a cop who riskshis life for us every day. Bill you're THE complete ***!
Doug wrote:
> 60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
> excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
Wrong: citizen was 44 years old
> I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
> f'ing murder.
Wrong. Two shots fired after citizen advanced toward the retreating
officer over a distance of 50 ft despite repeated verbal warnings.
> The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
The guy was swinging a heavy 40" chain with a padlock on the end.
Sufficient to incapacitate or kill and cannot be defended against with a
baton.
> ---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
> be up on murder charges like that cop should BE.
No way. He did everything by the book and there were literally bus loads
of witnesses to corroborate.
http://www.presstelegram.com/Stories...862422,00.html
Sorry for responding to your off topic anecdote, but you really should
check your facts before ranting away.
The real problem is not cops but a society that refuses to take
responsibility for the treatment and care of it's addicted and mentally
ill citizens.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
> 60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
> excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
Wrong: citizen was 44 years old
> I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
> f'ing murder.
Wrong. Two shots fired after citizen advanced toward the retreating
officer over a distance of 50 ft despite repeated verbal warnings.
> The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
The guy was swinging a heavy 40" chain with a padlock on the end.
Sufficient to incapacitate or kill and cannot be defended against with a
baton.
> ---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
> be up on murder charges like that cop should BE.
No way. He did everything by the book and there were literally bus loads
of witnesses to corroborate.
http://www.presstelegram.com/Stories...862422,00.html
Sorry for responding to your off topic anecdote, but you really should
check your facts before ranting away.
The real problem is not cops but a society that refuses to take
responsibility for the treatment and care of it's addicted and mentally
ill citizens.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
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Re: Just making sure everyone sees Bill's reply to a cop who riskshis life for us every day. Bill you're THE complete ***!
Doug wrote:
> 60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
> excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
Wrong: citizen was 44 years old
> I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
> f'ing murder.
Wrong. Two shots fired after citizen advanced toward the retreating
officer over a distance of 50 ft despite repeated verbal warnings.
> The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
The guy was swinging a heavy 40" chain with a padlock on the end.
Sufficient to incapacitate or kill and cannot be defended against with a
baton.
> ---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
> be up on murder charges like that cop should BE.
No way. He did everything by the book and there were literally bus loads
of witnesses to corroborate.
http://www.presstelegram.com/Stories...862422,00.html
Sorry for responding to your off topic anecdote, but you really should
check your facts before ranting away.
The real problem is not cops but a society that refuses to take
responsibility for the treatment and care of it's addicted and mentally
ill citizens.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
> 60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
> excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
Wrong: citizen was 44 years old
> I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
> f'ing murder.
Wrong. Two shots fired after citizen advanced toward the retreating
officer over a distance of 50 ft despite repeated verbal warnings.
> The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
The guy was swinging a heavy 40" chain with a padlock on the end.
Sufficient to incapacitate or kill and cannot be defended against with a
baton.
> ---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
> be up on murder charges like that cop should BE.
No way. He did everything by the book and there were literally bus loads
of witnesses to corroborate.
http://www.presstelegram.com/Stories...862422,00.html
Sorry for responding to your off topic anecdote, but you really should
check your facts before ranting away.
The real problem is not cops but a society that refuses to take
responsibility for the treatment and care of it's addicted and mentally
ill citizens.
Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org
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Re: Just making sure everyone sees Bill's reply to a cop who riskshis life for us every day. Bill you're THE complete ***!
"If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his
vengeance need not be feared." - Niccolo Machiavelli, 1513
Steve
http://xjeep/dyndns.org
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> They have to take him out, and they're trained to shoot center of
> mass. I would shot the knee out of the homeless man, whom would then win
> a judgment equaling several millions of dollars.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Doug wrote:
>
>>60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
>>excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
>>I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
>>f'ing murder. The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
>>---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
>>be up on murder charges like that cop should BE
vengeance need not be feared." - Niccolo Machiavelli, 1513
Steve
http://xjeep/dyndns.org
L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> They have to take him out, and they're trained to shoot center of
> mass. I would shot the knee out of the homeless man, whom would then win
> a judgment equaling several millions of dollars.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Doug wrote:
>
>>60 year old homeless guy, in obviously poor shape vs. 20-something cop in
>>excellent shape and he felt he had to fill him full of lead?
>>I'm not talking one shot, I'm talking emptying a mag. Tell me that's not
>>f'ing murder. The guy had a bicycle chain, how dangerous is that?
>>---- if anyone had emptied a mag into a guy out of self-defense they would
>>be up on murder charges like that cop should BE