Gene363
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13 years ago

He was worried about the upcoming riots.

HockeyDad wrote:



Raciest comment! [email protected]

It's not like white people couldn't riot, is it?

HockeyDad
13 years ago

Raciest comment! [email protected]

It's not like white people couldn't riot, is it?

Gene363 wrote:



Yeah. Like I could imagine a Bloomingdales getting looted and burned.
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
According to Bankrate.com, 3 out of 4 Americans are living paycheck to paycheck with little or no savings...
But back to sharing the fat lady Rhodes Scholar candidate's insights on the witness stand.
DadZilla3
13 years ago

Raciest comment! [email protected]

It's not like white people couldn't riot, is it?

Gene363 wrote:


White people would riot only if something really extreme happens, like the Dish Network is permanently offline or the government mandates that they stop making Bud Lite.
HockeyDad
13 years ago

According to Bankrate.com, 3 out of 4 Americans are living paycheck to paycheck with little or no savings...

bloody spaniard wrote:




With interest rates so low there is no incentive to save. (Glass half full!)
rfenst
13 years ago


I will watch for him this week, thank you very much. His refusal for having a family is kind of ominous, though I do not blame him in way way, family first.

Gene363 wrote:



He can be seen many times per day on Bright House News Chanel 13. N literally live it. There is no ominous here IMO. Nejame has been a very successful lawyer. He has young children and a wife he wants to spend time with. So, he referred the case to his good friend O'Mera, who is well known at the Seminole County criminal courthouse. The problem is simple. When a lawyer takes on a case like this they have to "live it" 24/7/365. They work very long hours and then go home totally burned-out. They can not "turn it" off while at home either. It is always on their mind. I respect his decision and know he is 100% honest about this and have very strong expect for his decision and foresight. Trial lawyers have a very high divorce rate. Now you no longer have to figure out why! 😇
Gene363
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13 years ago

He can be seen many times per day on Bright House News Chanel 13. N literally live it. There is no ominous here IMO. Nejame has been a very successful lawyer. He has young children and a wife he wants to spend time with. So, he referred the case to his good friend O'Mera, who is well known at the Seminole County criminal courthouse. The problem is simple. When a lawyer takes on a case like this they have to "live it" 24/7/365. They work very long hours and then go home totally burned-out. They can not "turn it" off while at home either. It is always on their mind. I respect his decision and know he is 100% honest about this and have very strong expect for his decision and foresight. Trial lawyers have a very high divorce rate. Now you no longer have to figure out why! o:)

rfenst wrote:



A Paladin's life can be a lonely one.

rfenst
13 years ago


A Paladin's life can be a lonely one.

Gene363 wrote:



Meh, certainly not for this guy.
RICKAMAVEN
13 years ago
when he made the 911 call zimmeman was told he didn't

need to follow the "suspect," the polic would take care

of the "problem."

zimmeran, armed decided to go hunting. he promoted

the fighting if their was any.

guilty of 2nd degree muder. 10 years to 25 years.
dubleuhb
13 years ago
Walking through one's neighborhood has yet to be made illegal.
RICKAMAVEN
13 years ago
you are subject to an illegal search if you are black and you chose

to walk from your home to your grandmother's home if they

are both in the same neighborhood.
RICKAMAVEN
13 years ago
Renfest

a man in camoualoge clothes carrying a gun and walking through

the woods sees bambi and kills him.

murder or manslaughter.

i would argue the man wanted to kill a deer but did not plan to

kill bambi in particular can't be chargd with murder, only manslaughter.

unloess he was singing

Love is a song that never ends
Life may be swift and fleeting
Hope may die yet love's beautiful music
Comes each day like the dawn

Love is a song that never ends
One simple theme repeating
Like the voice of a heavenly choir
Love's sweet music flows on
8trackdisco
13 years ago
If Ricks commentary represents even a semi significant percentages on how Californians think, I now better understand why the state is so fouled up. Unless it is just senility finally taking full control.
DrafterX
13 years ago
Rfenst shot Bambi..!!?? 😱
dpnewell
13 years ago

Rfenst shot Bambi..!!?? 😱

DrafterX wrote:



^Yes, he showed up at Robert's house with melted ice cream.
Papachristou
13 years ago

when he made the 911 call zimmeman was told he didn't

need to follow the "suspect," the polic would take care

of the "problem."

zimmeran, armed decided to go hunting. he promoted

the fighting if their was any.

guilty of 2nd degree muder. 10 years to 25 years.

RICKAMAVEN wrote:




Rick, i dont understand why you continue to manipulate facts. After zimmerman was "asked" not to follow Trey, he responded "OK" and continued to provide the operator with directions to meet the police. Now a man who is obese would not be able to run, chase down a 6' tall athletic male while continuing to give directions on the phone.

secondly, zimmerman actually raised awareness about a sanford PD officer's son who beat a black homeless man and wasnt charged. if anything you would think the sanford PD would have WANTED to charge him if possible.

of coures the article below isnt mainstream media because it doesnt fit in with a white-hispanic.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/05/24/George-Zimmerman-Black-Homeless-Man-Sanford-Police 

"George Zimmerman accused the Sanford police department of corruption more than a year before he shot Trayvon Martin, saying at a public forum the agency covered up the beating of a black homeless man by the son of a white officer.

"I would just like to state that the law is written in black and white," Zimmerman said during a 90-second statement to city commissioners at a community forum. "It should not and cannot be enforced in the gray for those who are in the thin blue line."
RICKAMAVEN
13 years ago
8trackdisco

i'm sorry my post is confusing you.

first i was born in btooklyn, went to high school in new jersey

(high school) was where you finished your grade school learning.

you might have missed that pat of your schooling.

i don't think like a californian because i don't know how they think

i do know the city councel voted the money for a three story parking

garage on what, twenty years ago used to be a shopping stret. now

it is filled with stores that sell second hand clothes like good will does

there was a guard at the entrance to the parking garage who does

nothing and rarely is there more then 4 or 5 cars, all parked on the

ground floor because the other floors have no lights.

if you park above the first floor, no one knows why, neither you nor

your car are never seen again.



i hope i didn't hurt your head as some other poster said i had done to him..

i promise it ws unintented



RICKAMAVEN
13 years ago
Papachristou

your post looked interesting. i will read it as soon as i have finished the story

about the boston marathon bombing.
DrafterX
13 years ago

^Yes, he showed up at Robert's house with melted ice cream.

dpnewell wrote:




sounds like that'll do it..... poor Bambi.... 😞
HockeyDad
13 years ago

you are subject to an illegal search if you are black and you chose

to walk from your home to your grandmother's home if they

are both in the same neighborhood.

RICKAMAVEN wrote:




That is true in LA, not in Florida. We're far more advanced.
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