High speed chase: This guy is good!
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Originally Posted by problem_child,Aug 9 2007, 06:41 PM
and waste my tax money 
He should have had the living shit beat out of him, on camera, so that maybe next time, when a car thief decides to run, he might actually stop & think and decide not to run.
Rodney King his ass twice.
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Originally Posted by zdave87,Aug 9 2007, 02:45 PM
Driver stole the car, endangered numerous lives--yet you excuse it?
He should have had the living shit beat out of him, on camera, so that maybe next time, when a car thief decides to run, he might actually stop & think and decide not to run.
Rodney King his ass twice.
He should have had the living shit beat out of him, on camera, so that maybe next time, when a car thief decides to run, he might actually stop & think and decide not to run.
Rodney King his ass twice.
It's the self-restraint mechanism itself that is deficient.
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Originally Posted by zdave87,Aug 9 2007, 02:45 PM
Driver stole the car, endangered numerous lives--yet you excuse it?
He should have had the living shit beat out of him, on camera, so that maybe next time, when a car thief decides to run, he might actually stop & think and decide not to run.
Rodney King his ass twice.
He should have had the living shit beat out of him, on camera, so that maybe next time, when a car thief decides to run, he might actually stop & think and decide not to run.
Rodney King his ass twice.
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From: SJC
The question I haven't researched in a while is:
What's the going rate on prison labor, and do any criminals ever successfully pay back their prison time + court costs + (possibly) any civil damages?
The counter-balance is, what price do we pay to uphold the law?
What's the going rate on prison labor, and do any criminals ever successfully pay back their prison time + court costs + (possibly) any civil damages?
The counter-balance is, what price do we pay to uphold the law?
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Originally Posted by problem_child,Aug 9 2007, 07:58 PM
no... you are giving him an excuse to get lesser punishment. Rodney king got out easy with our tax money because the cops beat da f uck out of him. Arrest the idiot, take him to the court, charge him w/ maximum possible violations and lock him up until he is 70. Dont issue him a license ever again so he has to walk for the rest of his life.
