Blackace said:well my black ass would be... I know that..
I dont think we'll ever reach the point in race relations where any Quail related excuses will fly for a black man. :'(
Blackace said:well my black ass would be... I know that..
? You don't have to be afraid of talking to me.Tommie Hu$tle said:APF I'll only say this one thing to you directly and I'm done with this line.
Tommie Hu$tle said:Your posts (appear to me at least) to be disingenous in the fact that you have a "no harm, no foul" kind of attitude as to what is going on here.
Wow. Just wow. FOX has always been tabloid propagand but that's just insane.Dan said:![]()
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pxleyes said:I dont see the irony. What has Hillary not been upfront about herslef. Her husband maybe, but not her personally.
lolToxicAdam said:Forgetting for a second that she was an intrinsic part of the Clinton administration ... Whitewater?
The downturn in Mr. Whittington's health significantly changed the tone of the White House reaction to the hunting accident. In Texas, Carlos Valdez, the district attorney in Kleberg County, said a fatality would immediately spur a new report from the local sheriff and, most likely, a grand jury investigation.
Local officials have not considered any charges in the shooting because no one in the hunting party, including the victim, has accused Mr. Cheney of wrongdoing.
"Everybody that I've heard so far has said it was an accident," said Mr. Valdez, who holds an elected position and is a Democrat. "The victim probably told the sheriff's department it was an accident."
Mr. Valdez added, "Now, if the worst happens and the man happens to die, we would take an additional step."
Under the law, even an accidental hunting fatality can result in criminal charges. Mr. Cheney could be charged with negligence, defined as failing to understand the dangers involved and disregarding them, or recklessness, defined as understanding the dangers and disregarding them.
APF said:Wait... there would have to be an investigation?? And there would be a need to establish proof that Cheney was negligent or reckless?? It wouldn't automatically be assumed the case because Cheney pulled the trigger?? Haven't they talked to Phoenix? He could clear up all that "proof" and "investigation" nonsense right away.
I think the county DA is clearing up the "investigation nonsense" just fine on his own, brownshirt.APF said:Wait... there would have to be an investigation?? And there would be a need to establish proof that Cheney was negligent or reckless?? It wouldn't automatically be assumed the case because Cheney pulled the trigger?? Haven't they talked to Phoenix? He could clear up all that "proof" and "investigation" nonsense right away.
What, by possibly having one? That's the point, pinko.terrene said:I think the county DA is clearing up the "investigation nonsense" just fine on his own, brownshirt.
No, brownshirt, the point is that other people know what they're talking about and don't necessarily couch everything in partisan cock-waving.APF said:What, by possibly having one? That's the point, pinko.
Who are you talking about, pinko?terrene said:No, brownshirt, the point is that other people know what they're talking about and don't necessarily couch everything in partisan cock-waving.
Who did I mention in my first post, brownshirt?APF said:Who are you talking about, pinko?
The DA? Then how is your response relevant to the point I was making re: Phoenix? Are you trying to say Phoenix doesn't know what he's talking about and is just "[couching] everything in partisan cock-waving," but the DA does and he seems to be acting sensibly? Because I don't have a problem with that--if indeed that's what you're saying, pinko.terrene said:Who did I mention in my first post, brownshirt?
You are every bit as partisan as Phoenix and you know it, brownshirt.APF said:The DA? Then how is your response relevant to the point I was making re: Phoenix? Are you trying to say Phoenix doesn't know what he's talking about and is just "[couching] everything in partisan cock-waving," but the DA does and he seems to be acting sensibly? Because I don't have a problem with that--if indeed that's what you're saying, pinko.
terrene said:You are every bit as partisan as Phoenix and you know it, brownshirt.
Ok, but when we're together I'll think of you. *swoon*bob_arctor said:...for the love of crimeny...GET A ROOM GUYS! Yeesh!
In an exclusive interview with Fox News' Brit Hume this afternoon, Vice President Dick Cheney took full responsibility for shooting his hunting companion, who has until now been pictured as the guilty party. The interview will not air in full until 6 p.m., but according to Hume, in summarizing the contents, the vice president remained "totally unapologetic" about the long lag in reporting the shooting to the public -- and also said that he had consumed one beer at lunch that day.
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There is not a drunk driver in the world who hasn't had more than one beer.Tommie Hu$tle said:One beer isn't going to buy the farm. Now then if the guy had swilled down 12 cold ones then we would be in a different place.
Squirrel Killer said:There is not a drunk driver in the world who hasn't had more than one beer.
That's just it though, no one can prove anything because he hid out for 20+ hours.Tommie Hu$tle said:True but, how are you going to PROOVE that he had more than one beer today? I mean I'd like to see the VP exit stage left more than anyone but, the facts have to support that. It is not going to do it here. If he would have killed the man then we would have a different discussion.
Squirrel Killer said:That's just it though, no one can prove anything because he hid out for 20+ hours.
Agreed. Too bad there's no "Stay in Office" card.Tommie Hu$tle said:Money + power + influence = get out of jail free card.
APF said:Did the victim follow proper safety procedures set in place for his own protection? Reports suggest he did not. Sorry.
I didn't *blame* anyone, as an honest reading of my posts would show.iapetus said:You can't blame anyone else.
NEW YORK Vice President Dick Cheney told FOX News on Wednesday that he alone is responsible for a weekend hunting accident in which he shot Austin attorney Harry Whittington.
"Ultimately I'm the guy who pulled the trigger that fired the round that hit Harry," Cheney said in his first interview since the incident. "I'm the guy who pulled the trigger and shot my friend, and that's something I'll never forget."
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"It was not Harry's fault," Cheney said. "You cannot blame anybody else."
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APF said:I didn't *blame* anyone, as an honest reading of my posts would show.
"You can talk about all of the other conditions that exist at the time but that's the bottom line and - it was not Harry's fault,'' he said. "You can't blame anybody else. I'm the guy who pulled the trigger and shot my friend.''
I said Cheney may have been negligent, but that's not necessarily the case. I didn't lay blame except to suggest responsibility fell on him as the trigger-man. So get off my back; I even posted what you quote here. Heaven forbid I offer a realistic, balanced opinion--as usual I get a gaggle of OT's finest jumping down my throat for doing so.iapetus said:You try to divert some of the blame from Cheney, where it belongs, to the victim, as an honest reading of your posts would show. Something which Cheney himself has the decency not to do:
APF said:Heaven forbid I offer a realistic, balanced opinion.
That's your response? How about an apology? Or at least some sort of acknowledgement that you were attacking a straw man, rather than what I was actually saying?iapetus said:No, really, maybe you should try it some time.
APF said:Heaven forbid I offer a realistic, balanced opinion--as usual I get a gaggle of OT's finest jumping down my throat for doing so.
"Balanced?" You're being even more defensive than Cheney on the matter, brownshirt.APF said:I said Cheney may have been negligent, but that's not necessarily the case. I didn't lay blame except to suggest responsibility fell on him as the trigger-man. So get off my back; I even posted what you quote here. Heaven forbid I offer a realistic, balanced opinion--as usual I get a gaggle of OT's finest jumping down my throat for doing so.
Disagree with me? Explain how. Don't make stupid sniping comments, then run away like you usually do. Man up. I respect that.maynerd said:You are about as balanced as Fox news.
APF said:Disagree with me? Explain how. Don't make stupid sniping comments, then run away like you usually do. Man up. I respect that.
Brownshirt, I never said you were out of line or a nazi, just that you're fucking dumb -- not to mention too much of a pussy to admit what a right-wing apologist you are.APF said:How many times do I have to be called a Nazi here, yet I'm the one who is out of line?
I said Cheney was responsible for knowing what he was shooting. Cheney agreed he was responsible, above.maynerd said:Your posts speak for themself man.
APF said:How many times do I have to be called a Nazi here, yet I'm the one who is out of line?
You also said:APF said:I said Cheney was responsible for knowing what he was shooting. Cheney agreed he was responsible, above.
What is the implication, here, Brownshirt? Pretty obvious: Cheney was responsible, but the victim is also somewhat responsible. A position that not even Cheney himself is advocating.APF said:Did the victim follow proper safety procedures set in place for his own protection? Reports suggest he did not. Sorry.
No, I didn't suggest anything about *responsibility,* but rather was addressing the question of negligence or recklessness, which was the topic of discussion at the time, pinko. Again, you can't attack what I actually was saying, and have to construct a straw man to attack, since apparently my point was even *more* fair and balanced than like a hundred Brit Humes.terrene said:What is the implication, here, Brownshirt? Pretty obvious: Cheney was responsible, but the victim is also somewhat responsible. A position that not even Cheney himself is advocating.
WTF is the difference, Brownshirt? I'd say he who was negligent or reckless shared in the responsibility -- as would the law. So what's your point?APF said:No, I didn't suggest anything about *responsibility,* but rather was addressing the question of negligence or recklessness, which was the topic of discussion at the time, pinko.
Which doesn't differ with what I was saying one iota, pinko. I was saying that negligence or recklessness HAVE NOT BEEN PROVEN AT THIS POINT. Even you, who appear to be too stupid to breathe, should be able to understand this after I've repeated it ad nauseam.terrene said:WTF is the difference, Brownshirt? I'd say he who was negligent or reckless shared in the responsibility
APF said:Which doesn't differ with what I was saying one iota, pinko. I was saying that negligence or recklessness HAVE NOT BEEN PROVEN AT THIS POINT.