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moron-ramp shows his stupidity yet again.
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That's it. From now on, every time you post a dumb-ass thread like this, I'm eating a big, thick, bloody steak in your honor.
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Better yet, I'm going to shoot a deer just for the hell of it and NOT eat it.
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on-ramp.....wow.
I suppose you are supporting Sharpton and the Jena 6 as well? Pick your battles better man. This woman was off her head. And the videos show that she was being combative with the police. The took her, and put her in a cell with her arms restrained behind her back. Her own actions were clearly the cause of her death. What kind of utopian marijuana dream do you live in anyway? Seriously man, I'm about as liberal as they come, but your WAY beyond that. You not even in contact with reality. A drunk, emotionally distraut woman asphixiates herself with her shackles, and were living in a nazi society? |
We've had several instances here in SoFLA over the last year or so with nut-whacks going off on an airplane or in the terminals. Some were drunk, but most were "cukoo-for-cocoa-puffs". In all cases, with the exception of one guy who was shot in front of his wife (screaming "Don't shoot! He's my husband and he hasn't taken his medication!" LOL), none of these looney-tunes were escorted. Of course, in the paper the next day, you see quotes from the family saying they knew the person was disturbed and was travelling to/from wherever for treatment. Sorry, but if you or your loved one is one slice short of a sandwich, shouldn't you escort them or arrange for an attendant? No sympathy here.
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He was looking at a couple of wonderful American versions and said "what a bunch of c**ts when it came up. He just kinda laughed and said "after living in America for over 15 years, you guys are too PC and need to tell it like it is".... |
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I bet all of you will think twice about sending your psychotic, alcoholic, bipolar wives on an airplane unsupervised. Now the poor husband is going to have to sue to get any money out of her, stupid life insurance clauses. Maybe he can sue the airline for enabling her to become drunken? Quote:
That's all the odd thoughts I have for now. |
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Hey, Hard drive came in on my side. That makes TWO whole liberals on a hard ass law and order thread!:eek: |
Why was the loving, supporting husband allowing the mother of his 3 children, who may have been suicidal and had substance abuse issues, not showing his commitment by personally escorting her to her treatment center? Simply blame the police......It always seems their fault.
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Yes sir, http://forums.pelicanparts.com/support/smileys/wat.gifhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/support/smileys/wat.gif |
Lets get it straight- on this issue, its not a liberal vs. conservative thing.
It has more to do with basic comprehension. One one side, we have "undeniable logic"; on the other we have REALITY. |
I can't understand why she had to go to Tucson for rehab, plenty of nice places back around NYC where she lived. Isn't that where she was headed.
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Sorry for her family, sorry for the cops that probably feel bad this person died. But sometimes bad things happen and no one rightfully should be sued. |
I can not comprehend why the family would send her across the country (alone) to check into rehab. She most likely would not be in a very good frame of mind and spending travel time alone clearly would only have a negative effect on this situation. If she was on her way to rehab for alcohol abuse more than likely she was hitting the bars at the airport, not necessarily her fault given the diagnosis.
The cops had a very difficult situation and most likely did not have background details on what they were walking into. The husband should carry the responsibility for her travel situation as she never should have been traveling alone. Given that she was going to rehab to the tune of $50K for a month or whatever, they should have arranged for someone to travel with her, no question in my mind about that. The situation is sad and most unfortunate but I certainly cannot fault the police for the woman's death. |
Another aspect to consider, when the "loving" husband files the lawsuit.....This money does not belong to the government or police department, it comes from the law abiding tax paying citizens. This is YOUR money and my money that is used to pay for the payouts......Just something to think about.
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Cops???????????
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Quit whinning about that drunk nut case and move on with YOUR life, lets get on with the Porsche stuff.:eek: |
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Hopefully, you wrote this not thinking that I was disagreeing with you. Your assessment is pretty much the same as mine. "Undeniable logic" was a poke at OnRamp's hopelessly Avatar quote. Reality is what you stated. We are in agreement. The husband isn't "at fault" thoug, IMO. The only person responsible, and hence 'at fault' is the woman who killed herself, either on purpose or inadvertantly. Unfortunately for the husband, he likely feels complicit in this by not having been there with her (or letting her go in the first place), and he's surely in a world of emotional hurt, as the kids are. I mean, I sit here and think about this, that woman DIED for no good reason. Its really, really sad. |
If someone, with known "issues" travels alone, what do you think will happen?
The family should have made it a priority to have someone (preferably trained to deal with her problems) was there at all times. Apparently they didn't care that much. They didn't (according to anything in the news reports) and the end result was tragic. |
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I think the husband was careless to the point of being negligent in this case. |
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