CJ28 Doesn't like COPS. Says "It's hard being young, black and rich"

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Speaking of COPS

NFL.com news: Ward says L.A. police apologized after mix-up over stolen car

f-ing chicks man...

Morrison said Ward was taken from the car at gunpoint and handcuffed until the woman proved the car was hers. The sergeant said the driver reported the vehicle stolen April 19 after forgetting where she had parked it. She later found it but never canceled the report.

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by gibbsisgod

Thats not exactly what I meant. In those instances I would speak up because if they playmusic loud enough that I can hear it and it is bothering me than it has become my buisness. Same way with someone speeding in my neighborhood where my kids play. That is also my buisness. But just becasue I suspect someone of doing something doesnt give me the right to put my nose in it. I would rather be the person who respects a neighbors expectation of privacy instead ofthe neighborhood tattle tale. If its going on out in the open than of course its a concern but what someone does in their own home shouldnt be of any concern to me.

So you don't care if someone a few doors down is dealing drugs out of their house??

Don't you care about your house's value?

[gibbsisgod]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

So you don't care if someone a few doors down is dealing drugs out of their house??

Don't you care about your house's value?

You are totally taking what i am saying the wrong way. If someone were to be doing that to the point that the neighbors know who they are and what they are doing than it has become the neighborhoods buisness. But to just suspect they are doing something isnt enough for me to get involved. Im not saying i would turn a blind eye to all the goings on tho

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33

Surprised you didn't see this.

Students react to teacher's drug arrest | WAVY.com | Virginia Beach, Va.

I remember that. That's why I also said I know it happens but not very often.

[SirClintonPortis]

If you want to read deep, logical philosophical thought, NFL running backs are not your source. Their comments are often impulsive and reflexive, which makes them look dumb. One needs to translate what they say a bit in order to grasp at the intuition they are trying to convey.

[firstdown]

That's what he gets for moving into a white neighborhood.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by firstdown

That's what he gets for moving into a white neighborhood.

Sometimes your sentiments are funny, or odd (see the workplace thread as a reference) but this is just down right ignorant no matter how you meant it. Makes it seem like you are just trolling...

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

Sometimes your sentiments are funny, or odd (see the workplace thread as a reference) but this is just down right ignorant no matter how you meant it. Makes it seem like you are just trolling...

This.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by firstdown

That's what he gets for moving into a white neighborhood.

So what is your defense for this statement???

[mredskins]

I think 1st dwon needs a little slap on the hand for that comment.

[sportscurmudgeon]

It may indeed be hard to be young, black and rich. Since I am not young nor black nor rich, I would have no idea...

However, I would wager that it is even harder to be old, black and poor.

CJ28 may think he has it rough, but I suspect his life could be a WHOLE LOT worse than it is now.

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by sportscurmudgeon

It may indeed be hard to be young, black and rich. Since I am not young nor black nor rich, I would have no idea...

However, I would wager that it is even harder to be old, black and poor.

CJ28 may think he has it rough, but I suspect his life could be a WHOLE LOT worse than it is now.

Many highly paid Pro Athletes seem to be a little short on the realization that without the sports they play in, there most quotable line might be "Can I Supersize that for your today"?

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by SirClintonPortis

If you want to read deep, logical philosophical thought, NFL running backs are not your source. Their comments are often impulsive and reflexive, which makes them look dumb. One needs to translate what they say a bit in order to grasp at the intuition they are trying to convey.

With exception, of course, to Tennessee Philosophy major Arian Foster.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

With exception, of course, to Tennessee Philosophy major Arian Foster.

Let us not confuse Tennessee with Vanderbilt.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by Hog1

Many highly paid Pro Athletes seem to be a little short on the realization that without the sports they play in, there most quotable line might be "Can I Supersize that for your today"?

They go rid of super sizing