Posts by Mr_Right

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At least with Nixon, nobody died.

Google Vietnam, dillwad.

I hate Obama, but we lost 50,000 in Vietnam. And it was a TOTAL political clusterfuck.

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Lerner. That's a Catholic name, right?

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Papa john's

Spicy Italian sausage, onions, canadian bacon, pineapple and one HALF with jalapenos.

Best pizza on EARFFFF!
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In 10 minutes, I'm back at my desk, stuffing down and hot pizza.

Could have used the internet and had basically zero human interaction.

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What kind?

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I have more human contact than you would ever know. Too much sometimes.

Burn clinic doctors don't count. They're paid to interact with you.

I've never been to a burn clinic. What are they like?

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Make your own antenna.........basically all you need is copper wire between two posts nailed on the roof. You can coil it or just leave it running. The longer the better.

Imagine what the world would look like if we had to rely upon Mr_Right and his street-shitting ilk to get things done?

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Most lawyers out there are like public defenders. They basically work for the state. There're very few lawyers who actually believe in defendants' rights, etc.

Not so. Lots of defense lawyers dislike cops. Lots of defense lawyers believe their clients' stories about improper cop behavior.

Lots of defense lawyers started their careers as prosecutors and know that cops are corrupt.

OK, so if cops lie, why don't the prosecutors put them away for perjury? Surely, the integrity of the system is more important than winning a case. The fact of the matter is, judges and prosecutors collude in keeping this flawed system going, which depends for its maintenance on some of the most uneducated people on earth.

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I stand corrected.

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Led Zepplin

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If it wasn't true, Eddie won't have said so.

Mr. Rabbit was a good man. I miss him.

You can't even spell his last name.

What difference does it make NOW you nitpicking SOB?

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He seems like a man of intelligence and great moral conviction.

He's certainly a minority in todays' Senate.

Both senators from OK are A-OK

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Again, you are the naive one, who unwittingly has become a part of the system. Prison time is not the end game.....its getting a civilian in their database....they love to get a new person be slapped with a record and for them it's more business and repeat business.
It's all a scam to keep things clogged, and people rotting.

Well, I think you know it too well but won't admit it because it's in your best interest.

Uh, no. Your attempt to ascribe motive etc. is entirely unfounded. You act like a defense attorney likes having an innocent client caught up unfairly in the system and in jeopardy. Maybe some feel that way. Most sure as hell don't.

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You know there is some truth to the point the other dot made about the prison industrial complex. Whether you realize it or not, you are participating in it at the cost of the innocent client.
Once an innocent person is charged, his life is upside down and it's no longer 'innocent until proven guilty'; he is guilty unless he can prove he is innocent.
Attorneys have become so much part of the system that each client is just a number.

Not really.

Seriously. There's no grand conspiracy theory at the county courthouse, with everyone wanting to contribute to some "prison industrial complex". Hell, most judges these days in a lot of places (urban, not rural) will do just about anything to avoid sending people to prison unless they're really violent. Most people would be shocked to know how many repeat offenders are probated, how many serious offenses do not result in prison time, how many big thefts or embezzlements don't end up with much prison time, how many times someone has to be convicted of shoplifting to actually serve any time, etc.