What’s your point?
It’s not even remotely similar.
Its fairly common these days. Hater is a term used a lot as a cover all.
Inflammatory labels like “radicals”? After reading your posts for the better part of a decade, the continued hypocrisy and lack of self awareness is very obvious.
Typical response, and more desperation to avoid the real issue here.
Virtually all politicians -- irrespective of their "uniform" -- are worried only about themselves.
Like I said, you have been doing you on these boards for a decade or more. No one is “canceling” you. But your words, labels and overall contempt speak for you.
I find you to be equally odious, and I generally try to avoid you. I can promise you our paths would never cross in real life. But if/when you call me out, I will blast back, every time.
Just had it? Like he just had a pack of gum or some tic tacs? Why don't they find out where the gun came from, follow the chain of custody? I don't know about you but where I live there aren't guns laying around like rental mopeds. This is part of the problem, law enforcement isn't enforcing. He was the last known "owner" of the gun unless he can prove who's it is and where it came from charge him. When they get to the next person charge them too until they get to a legal transaction.
That's the line of negligence, accessory, or accomplice... the state will pin something on him.
Now that I am in front of a computer, I'll give a meth story... we received a call in regards to a vehicle stopped at a green light at four lane intersection. I pull into the middle of the intersection into the on coming lane with lights on thinking someone stroked out. I get to the vehicle and the gentleman is gargling having a full on overdose. I call it in as a cardiac event, knowing he overdosed. I pull him out of the vehicle not even checking if the vehicle was in park, lesson learned... had to jump in the vehicle to stop it from rolling into the vehicle in front of it all while the gentleman is laying on his back on asphalt dying. I open hand slapped the hell out of him to see if he would regain consciousness... didn't work. When fire & rescue showed up, they popped him with Narcan & everything was fine. Of course he told them he doesn't do drugs, etc..., etc... It was just very typical which is sad.
I’m not the investigator, just sharing what was written in an ESPN article. I assume if the gun was Miller’s and he brought it to Miles on request that he would have been charged. The DA has been quoted as saying we don’t have anything to charge him with. I’d agree it’s a weird story of how Miller came into possession of the gun if it wasn’t his. His attorney said that it was in the backseat or something?
Look at the article I posted earlier in the thread. There's a real story about how the entire episode occurred.
The snark patrol doesn't help either. I hope they are under the same microscope.
The condescending bunch with big words that seem to throw more gasoline than water on the fire. You are not one of those.
I can buy that but general snarkiness done with humor is part of this board.
Humor is fine. I'm sure you understand exactly what I'm speaking of.
Those two individuals have no effect on state laws and practices. What happened to the 3 strike rule in Florida? Back in the day I remember those billboards.................
Prosecutors thought mandatory sentencing was too harsh. There's a crazy points system now and points expire after a certain length of time of I'm not mistaken.
Miller brought the gun to the crime scene and his car, at least, was there as the bullets flew. He responded to a text asking him to bring the gun to the place of the crime. He bears a lot of responsibility because of that fact. If he doesn't respond to the text by bringing a gun that women is still alive.
