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The minute Nassar was found guilty ya walk right over take out a gun and blow this sick s head clean off. Then toss his remains out in the dumpster.
Dad should have been handed brass knuckles and all the time he needed to wipe out this sick .
Dad will probably be charged too.
You lawyer types that love this system can eat .
Judge Fabbs would have gladly granted the Dad an hour with Nassar.
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The minute Nassar was found guilty ya walk right over take out a gun and blow this sick s head clean off. Then toss his remains out in the dumpster.
Dad should have been handed brass knuckles and all the time he needed to wipe out this sick .
Obviously you can't get a gun in the courtroom. But some time ago, there was a dad who killed his daughter's rapist at a bus station or airport or something. He was pretending to be on the pay phone and when the rapist came by, he shot him. IIRC, he didn't have to serve any time.
Here it is. It was the guy's son that was kidnapped and abused.
That's what you do with sick ass pedos. You shoost them in the head.
Exactly. People of action do, people of inaction don't. Not-track expert is the latter.
Any idea who the righteous judge and jurisdiction was that correctly gave the Dad zero jail time?
And the got prosecutor? Altho prosecutor may have been forced to due to his/her job. May have even assisted defense by purposely putting on a ty prosecution.
Judge Frank Saia ruled that sending Plauche to prison would not help anyone, and that there was virtually no risk of him committing another crime.
It was reported that the Dad may have been given info as to where and when molester Jeffrey Doucet would be at the airport by Baton Rouge Police Dept leaks.
There is just so much win in this story when compared to the usual Injustice System proceedings.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Plauche
Judge Frank Saia RIP 2006. (Could not find smaller photo)
Dad Leon Gary Plauche RIP 2014
I would have prosecuted him because that was clearly pre-meditated. It wasn’t some spur of the moment, irresistible impulse. At the very least that’s voluntary manslaughter and i don’t buy that he’s not a threat going forward, if he thins he can play god when he senses injustice.
The guy hadnt even faced trial yet (though there doesn’t seem to be any doubt regarding his guilt).
I wasn't talking about the dad, I was talking about the law.
There are a few crimes that just can't be tolerated. You can toss thieves, dealers, pimps, crooks in prison. Child molesters, murderers, ya shoot the second ya hear..guilty.
Sometimes I do think those wackos in the middle east get a few things right, .....off with their heads.
^ depends on what kind of murder... serial murderer, terrorist? Absolutely. Impulse... 2nd degree killer of only one person? They deserve a second chance after doing a bit of time.
I agree, I didn't make myself clear. Yes, 2nd degree is different.
Ya walk in on the wife in bed with some guy...................
Oh...my mistake. Dumbass.
Dummy, why did I say give the dad brass knucks AFTER talking about shooting the , well?
Dummy, I was OBVIOUSLY talking about the law walking over and....BOOM~~~~~~~
Dummy.....
The minute Nassar was found guilty ya walk right over take out a gun and blow this sick s head clean off. Then toss his remains out in the dumpster.
Dad should have been handed brass knuckles and all the time he needed to wipe out this sick .
So AFTER shooting him ya hand dad....................
This was his kid so I don't think he is going to be some kind of vigilante whenever he senses an injustice. No reason to put this dude in jail and punish him further. I get the ramifications of a judge seemingly condoning the behavior. But in this singular case, I'm very satisfied with the result.
Of course it could have gone way wrong if he missed and killed someone else. Or if the accused was actually innocent.
You didn't say about the law.
But if we're going to go by what you say you meant...
So the cops shoot the guy, then throw his remains in a dumpster. Then they give the dad brass knuckles and let him hop in the dumpster and beat the out of the corpse.
I do have a bad habit of assuming common sense.
Dude, only the law is going to be carrying a gun, right? Now think, ok?
And....now it's gets deep.
If you aren't going to blow this sick away then let dad.....................
I forgot you think a kid can run a 20.00.
You have a bad habit of not knowing what you're talking about.
And he doesn't think a kid can run a 20, he knows it. He's the one who ran it. Your jealousy knows no bounds.
Dummy, who has a gun in a courtroom, well?
Stupid, go to any forum that talks sprinting and talk about a 20.00 for a kid....ok?
Dummy, I don't go to track and field forums...ok?
Stupid, what does a gun have to do with you never knowing what the you're talking about, well?
Dude, try and sell some kid running a 20.00 anywhere, watch what happens.
Stupid, who in a courtroom can take out a gun walk right over and...BANG....now think moron, ok?
A lot of things seem ok in a singular case, but it sets a dangerous precedent imo.
I mean what if 10 years later his kid gets fired, and he goes and beats the out of the boss... things like that. It's the mentality that's troubling.
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