OrangeIsTrouble
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A WOMAN WILL SLICE YO BALLLZZZ OFFFFFFFF MANNGGGG. :uhoh:
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Knife pulled on me defendent charged with assault 2
- Thread starter bayfire66
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A WOMAN WILL SLICE YO BALLLZZZ OFFFFFFFF MANNGGGG. :uhoh:
KBCraig
Regular Member
Move to strike; non-responsive.
amlevin
Regular Member
Probably just another violent woman. It appears from the article that the cops had been called several times before on her "violence" in the home. This guy is apparently a slow learner and was lucky to escape with his "acorns". Wonder what the "W" stood for?
antispam540
Regular Member
Asking for substantiated data about illicit drug deals is unlikely to get a result
Suffice it to say that I know people who have bought green around here from mexicans (whether or not their ethnicity has anything to do with it - i'm not racist, it could just be coincidence) and have ended up in the hospital with symptoms of PCP exposure and testing positive for PCP. They do not use drugs (well, other than green, that is, if you count that as a drug)I have also known many people who smoke it, and none of them have ever shown the slightest hint of violence while stoned. The topic has come up in conversations with many of them, and they say they also do not know of anyone who has become violent as a result of smoking.
KBCraig
Regular Member
If the guy went back to cleaning the house, it's obvious she was running things.
Related to this, there was a fellow who committed suicide yesterday via self-immolation in front of the courthouse entrance in Keene, NH. He mailed a very long explanation of family court matters to the Keene Sentinel, which they published online today.
The relevant bit here, among all the other statistics he cites, is that domestic violence tends to be "mutual affray" 49% of the time, but either the man or woman being the sole instigator of violence is almost dead even, at roughly 25% each. Yet, there is a Violence Against Women Act, and US DoJ has an Office on Violence against Women that administers funding for domestic violence shelters. Even though men are statistically equally liable to be victims of DV, men are banned from these shelters.
wrightme
Regular Member
"Weiner"
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golddigger14s
Activist Member
Her name is Mary, the M was upside down. Zorro would be proud.
amlevin
Regular Member
So would Lorena Bobbit.
Gunslinger
Regular Member
You're kidding, right? You are in her house, told to leave and wonder if you could use lethal force? Sure, if you wanted to be a guest of the state for 20 to life. You had the clear duty to retreat, nothing else. You would have had the same chance of convincing a jury you were in fear of death or grievous bodily injury--with a clear path of retreat, and had to use lethal force as you would convincing them an alien just walked in the door.
Gunslinger
Regular Member
Disparity of force is legal doctrine. Some states use it more--in CO simple assault on a person over 60 becomes a felony due to special circumstances. Under common law--and in every state I'm familiar with, disparity of force is an affirmative defense--even to the point of deadly force used by the 'lesser' individual. Bruce Lee may have had a problem with it, but that's about who it would take to refute the doctrine.
Gunslinger
Regular Member
Not hard to believe. Weed was cured with smoke from heroin in SEA during the war. Bad juju for a lot of the kids that thought it was like the MJ they smoked here.
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
I don't disagree with it when used for a citizens defense. I only disagree with it when a prosecutor may try to use it against a citizen. e.g. you are larger than the other guy you should have used other means of defense.
amlevin
Regular Member
Really? Another one of those "Internet Facts". Considering that Vietnamese MJ was at least twice as potent (THC content) as the "ditch weed" our guys were used to in this country I'm sure that a lot of stories like this were made up. I sure heard my share in 65-68 while I was serving. Thai pot was also as strong as three times the home grown.
Stories like this were everywhere. You should have heard the ones about razor blades and where the local hookers hid them in order to get even with an unsuspecting GI. It's amazing the stories people will fall for and demand no substantiation.
Gunslinger
Regular Member
The first punch doctrine still applies. If I throw a punch at Chuck Norris, he has a right to use 'reasonable' force to defend himself, and I am the guilty party. He just can't continue to kick my butt or the blame will shift. The old 'pro boxer's hands are deadly weapons' urban myth applies.
Gunslinger
Regular Member
Not an "internet fact," as I was there flying Phantoms for the 13th TFS, 432nd TFW out of Udorn, as well. My squadron's Flight Surgeon briefed new guys on this the day they arrived--even officers myself included. I'm aware of the increased THC content in Asian weed. This has nothing to do with it. This pot came from the Golden Triangle and was no myth. I heard the razor blade, poison lipstick and all the other BS, as well. This is not.
amlevin
Regular Member
After my first week or I took a simple approach. If I didn't see it for myself it was just more BS.
Did you see any of this "Super weed" being cured over burning heroin or did you just hear about it? We had a one of the Physicians that loved to tell all the new troops that not only would certain activities make them need glasses but it would also cause hair growth on the palm of their hands. Did it ever occur to you that this Flight Surgeon had just concocted another story to put some fear in your heads?????
Again, it's fact because you heard it, right?
Dave_pro2a
Regular Member
Cite, or it's just a moronic claim.
Why would someone take a more expensive product, and use it to treat a less expensive product. In the end, they LOSE MONEY!
On Noze, heroin in pot -- and they didn't tell you or CHARGE MORE!
I'd be more likely to believe someone saying Kratom abuse was prevalent among soldiers in Viet Nam. At least that would make logical sense (local drug with long term widespread use in rural areas, cheap, available, effective simulating mild narcotics).
Cite please
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Dave_pro2a
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Military doctors have never lied to military personnel -- especially to influence undesirable activity (drugs, fornication, etc). Such a thing is absolutely unheard of.
Dr Duddley Do-Good: "Every camp tramp has the clap, every single one. Trust me."
Dr Duddley Do-Good: "Every last bud in Asia is treated with HEROIN! Trust me, I personally ::cough:: tested them."
Dr Duddley Do-Good: "Trust me African Americans, these shots won't give you syphilis."
How could you have served in Viet Nam if you were born yesterday. Psst, wanna buy a bridge? Or how about a genuine Rolex for $20?
amlevin
Regular Member
Even a moron knows the $20 Rolex's are fake. It's the $50 ones that are real.
Gunslinger
Regular Member
I never went down to the TZ to see if the bombs I dropped actually killed anyone. I heard they did through BDA. I never went to Laos to watch them cure heroin. Just heard they did. Didn't do drugs, so don't know what the effect was. Just heard it was bad. Never saw anyone rotting away with some strain of VD. Just heard they did. You ever go to the Golden Triangle to assertain they didn't hang pot over the curing fires for H? Or just heard they didn't? Never asked the FS about the story, although we got to be pretty good friends playing 4-5-6. Didn't doubt him; didn't give a **** as it wouldn't affect me. Some of the VD stories I discounted as hyperbole. Just the regular ones seemed to me to be bad enough.