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Voldaddy,
What part of fairness and justice do you not understand. Inform yourself about American principles of Law.
They have not been pled, tried or ajudicated. They have a right to be innocent until they are found guilty of something by a jury of their peers. This crap you quote is charged and uncharged stuff. It is not crimes that they are guilty of until found so.
I hope someday you have the opportunity to be assailed by people on this blog. Maybe you will be innocent and they will find you "guilty" and hang you in writing every day all day long. Fools like you imperil our American freedoms.
He got a trial first and some folks think he was innocent. I do not. The system may fail but that does not mean the jackals can go to work before all the facts are clear.
Why would some of be so eager and unable to wait on the process? Just hate big black players?
Paranoia. They are out to get us. Put on your tinfoil hat.
Your original post was talking about it not being wrong to own a firearm, that we are a bunch of wuss Easterners, etc... You then follow that gem up with "If they are thrown off the team and the gun possession turns out not to be illegal or prosecuted, I hope they sue the school and Pearl for 50 million dollars."
Now, let's go over this again. Owning a gun with the serial numbers filed off, tampered with, or removed, is a crime. Period. If the feds step in, it will get ugly.
Why would you own a gun with altered numbers?
I'm all for fairness and justice. Inform yourself about gun ownership laws.
Your last paragraph was the cherry on the sundae. You are a white bigot, but we are scared for a black man to own a gun, and have a lynch mob mentality...
Incredible that you are quick to judge, yet condemn others for doing the same.
Voldaddy,
What part of fairness and justice do you not understand. Inform yourself about American principles of Law.
They have not been pled, tried or ajudicated. They have a right to be innocent until they are found guilty of something by a jury of their peers. This crap you quote is charged and uncharged stuff. It is not crimes that they are guilty of until found so.
I hope someday you have the opportunity to be assailed by people on this blog. Maybe you will be innocent and they will find you "guilty" and hang you in writing every day all day long. Fools like you imperil our American freedoms.
Voldaddy,
Interesting avatar.
I meant to say "unprosecuted". That was a typo. Otherwise you still sound like "to hell with truth or justice. Hang them damn gun tottin' ___s. We will look for the truth and facts later."
What comes round, goes round and maybe it will come to you someday. I judge your personality and attitude through your posts, but I do not invoke others to do damage to you. There lies the difference between us, sophomore.
Every one of your posts is like a cartoon. The only surprise is that you didn't fit in some sarcastic comment about how this was all Fulmer's fault too. Maybe you're going to be the guy who tells us that Thomas Jefferson filed the serial numbers off his muskets because he was afraid of the Continental Congress confiscating them.
These four guys have an absolute right to the presumption of innocence by the law, and an opportunity to contest these charges in a court of law. They do not, however, have an absolute right to represent the University of Tennessee on the basketball court while they stand accused of these salacious, nationally reported charges. The University's interest in protecting its reputation and public image is a completely separate issue from the legal case against these four men.
Glad you like the avatar. It's from the greatest skit on the greatest show in tv history.
Please show me once where I said any of the drivel you posted above. My post was in response to your babbling. Let's try this again, for the third time. Why would he have a gun with an altered serial number? That's the problem.
Did you bother to read the part where I said if he had a permit to carry a gun without altered serial numbers that there would not be a problem?
Sophomore? Wow.
Actually I'm threatened by ANYBODY with a firearm, because I'm a craven bootlicking Easterner wuss who thinks guns are inherently bad. In spite of the fact that there's one in my closet 15 feet away from me right now.
I would think if you really owned a gun you would not be so afraid for others to own guns. I guess you have a BB gun to go with your PP?:birgits_giggle:
My problem is the altered serial number. There's a reason why it's a federal crime to alter the serial number, and you end up with one of those guns in your possession by mistake.
But there's really no point in arguing this with you, because you certainly seem to be one of these gun fetishists who refuses to acknowledge that the government has any legitimate right to regulate any aspect of the gun trade. The filed-off serial number doesn't bother you because anything that can be used to help fight the gun crime that ravages our cities can also be used against Real Americans when the government finally decides to come take the guns away. You don't keep a gun in your house to defend your family, as I do; you keep a whole collection of them, because it gives you a testosterone rush when you fire them and you think it's fun to play soldier. Any of that sound familiar?
I'll argue this stuff all night with anybody who's honest about it, but there's really no point in discussing it with somebody who's got an ideology rather than opinions, and whose worldview is basically something out of a comic book.
So now you have backed up and the real problem is just the "charge" of altered serial numbers. Who did the altering? Does court agree they were altered? Who's gun was it? You do not know. Take the flour sack off your head.
What horrible crime are they guilty of to be thrown off the team without a hearing? None. Suspension til all the facts and findings are certain is fine but not it is not fine to just discard these guys without all the facts. You seem in a rush to destroy others. You and a few of your buds do not, fortunately, represent society. There is a process to be followed. You would want that process for yourself and you must give it to others,... junior.
Can we blame this on Fullmer too? Great that's OK with you guys, isn't it?
It doesn't matter who did the altering. Yes, the court will consider them altered when the serial number is filed off. It is a federal offense to possess a gun with an altered serial number. This seems pretty obvious to people with sense. But then I read your little tribute to Failmer, and I realized you have none.
It is so obvious they are guilty, we can just assume their guilt without any due process and put them in jail now for both misdemeanor and felony altering. You gotta jail at your house? That would make a lot of folks here happy apparently. You let your unjustified hate for Phil Fulmer cloud your judgement, but I understand your confusion. Oh, and your an idiot too.
Everyone in the car is just as guilty. They knew the guns were in the car, they knew marijuana was in the car, and they knew alcohol was in the car. At some point, this has to end. I hate it just as much as everyone else does, but letting it go by the wayside is much worse.
can we kick pearl off the team too. then maybe we can get a coach to put us in contention for a NC instead of some big talking cheerleader who can't coach offense, or defense, or get his guys to train, or play the "pressure D bruce pearl style"... and since he doesn't want to coach effort... and can't recruit guys who are self-motivated beyond smokin weed... we might as well fire the coach while were at it.
My problem is the altered serial number. There's a reason why it's a federal crime to alter the serial number, and you end up with one of those guns in your possession by mistake.
But there's really no point in arguing this with you, because you certainly seem to be one of these gun fetishists who refuses to acknowledge that the government has any legitimate right to regulate any aspect of the gun trade. The filed-off serial number doesn't bother you because anything that can be used to help fight the gun crime that ravages our cities can also be used against Real Americans when the government finally decides to come take the guns away. You don't keep a gun in your house to defend your family, as I do; you keep a whole collection of them, because it gives you a testosterone rush when you fire them and you think it's fun to play soldier. Any of that sound familiar?
I'll argue this stuff all night with anybody who's honest about it, but there's really no point in discussing it with somebody who's got an ideology rather than opinions, and whose worldview is basically something out of a comic book.