Darren Wilson's Side of the Story

[Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by Zeke

I've already exposed you as an idiot in public.

How much personal humiliation do need?

You remind me of a frog puffing out his throat trying to make himself appear bigger than he really is. One of these days you're going to pop like a balloon.

And you know what Zeke?

When you do, nobody is going to give a shit.

[Ike Bana]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Post a link with a quote in which he admits suborning perjury.

Order your wife and children around, if mother nature was idiotic enough to provide you with either.

Besides...this bullshit semantical challenged has already been answered. http://www.politicalchat.org/showpos...postcount=1688 When McColluch admitted to putting a witness on the stand who he already knew would lie to the Grand Jury he admitted to an act of subornation of perjury.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by Tom Joad

You remind me of a frog puffing out his throat trying to make himself appear bigger than he really is. One of these days you're going to pop like a balloon.

I know precisely what my size, experience, education and knowledge base is.

In this case, that would be "correct from jump" or, if you prefer, 180 degrees from the complete and instantaneous idiocy of Tom Joad.

Have a great day stewing in your complete inaccuracy and public out-of-your-element exposure.

[Tom Joad]

We'll be hearing more about Darren Wilson in the future, just like we are hearing more from George Zimmerman. They both have similar personality disorders. Now that Wilson no longer has his badge and gun to bully people with he will be venting his anger issues in other ways. Most likely going the same self destructive domestic abuse route that Zimmerman has. He'll come home and beat Hell out of the wife and kids and kick his dog through the hedge until some ER physician gets suspicious about all the "accidents" Mrs. Wilson keeps having and reports his ass.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by Tom Joad

We'll be hearing more about Darren Wilson in the future, just like we are hearing more from George Zimmerman. They both have similar personality disorders. Now that Wilson no longer has his badge and gun to bully people with he will be venting his anger issues in other ways. Most likely going the same self destructive domestic abuse route that Zimmerman has. He'll come home and beat Hell out of the wife and kids and kick his dog through the hedge until some ER physician gets suspicious about all the "accidents" Mrs. Wilson keeps having and reports his ass.

You know what?

This is an interesting argument and one worthy of study.

I believe there are multiple, key, differences between Wilson and Zimmerman which preclude a great many things. You believe they are the same person.

We'll get to see.

But the idea that Wilson was -- in any way -- "bullying" has been summarily discredited. He shot an attacker in self-defense. You may as well be truthful when speaking.

[sheltiedave]

The Missouri state attorney general has amended his lawsuit..

http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/c...2d876c112.html

And in other Ferguson news, the St. Louis County PD is still laying the groundwork to assume the Ferguson PD as it prepares to dissolve, subject to the DOJ findings...


http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/g...2ecc5a043.html

Which makes me more right than the other prognosticators here. As Larry, Curly, and Moe say, nuck nuck nuck nuck.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Ike Bana

Order your wife and children around, if mother nature was idiotic enough to provide you with either.

I'd bet dollars to donuts that all three of my kids are considerably smarter than you are and probably were so by the 10th grade. You aren't even in the same league with any of them, all of whom are Magna Cum Laude or Summe Cum Laude engineering graduates. In a drunken stupor, my daughter is smarter than probably your entire family combined (she graduated #1 in her class at Marquette with a major in Biomedical Engineering).

Conversing with you is a constant reminder of why I've always felt that conversing with a psych major was a pointless exercise (other than responding to "Do you want fries with that?")

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by finnbow

I'd bet dollars to donuts that all three of my kids are considerably smarter than you are and probably were so by the 10th grade. You aren't even in the same league with any of them, all of whom are Magna Cum Laude or Summe Cum Laude engineering graduates. In a drunken stupor, my daughter is smarter than probably your entire family combined (she graduated #1 in her class at Marquette with a major in Biomedical Engineering).

Conversing with you is a constant reminder of why I've always felt that conversing with a psych major was a pointless exercise (other than responding to "Do you want fries with that?")

Do you want bias and stereotyping with that?

I rise to defend psych majors (and other students of the liberal arts). Basically, I find ridiculous the assumption by those in the technical disciplines that due to their ability to crunch the math, they are superior experts on everything.

I'm actually aghast at some of your logic in argument here, Finn, sexing up the facts, claiming things are proved when they certainly are not, etc. I trust you don't do engineering that way. People could die. Anyway, my observation is you shouldn't lecture me on social science, any more than I should lecture you on construction (or whatever your discipline is).

Sorry, probably shouldn't have interrupted your clubfest with Ike, but you punched a button.... :!

[sheltiedave]

I certainly wouldn't expect them to win any debates about a just death, based on moral and ethical grounds.

Kinda reminds me of an argument at decommissioning site at Brookhaven National Lab on Long Island between a high school dropout who was running a big Caterpillar excavator, and an MIT PhD engineer who graduated first in undergrad, grad, and completed his PhD all in seven years.

They were going toe to toe, back and forth, with the operator telling the engineer his Cat could size and load a concrete footer in two hours. The operator kept scratching his substantial belly, as his t-shirt kept creeping up, and his sweat and coffee stained flannel long sleeve was like a New Orleans levee, trying to hold a Hurricane Katrina storm surge back. The engineer was fascinated by the operator's quivering center mass, and was needling the operator about his poor physical shape.

After a couple minutes, the operator got fed up, and told the engineer he expected an MIT grad to know how to button a shirt properly(he skipped a button,) tie his left shoe, and wear a hard hat before stepping in a construction zone.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

Do you want bias and stereotyping with that?

I rise to defend psych majors (and other students of the liberal arts). Basically, I find ridiculous the assumption by those in the technical disciplines that due to their ability to crunch the math, they are superior experts on everything.

I'm actually aghast at some of your logic in argument here, Finn, sexing up the facts, claiming things are proved when they certainly are not, etc. I trust you don't do engineering that way. People could die. Anyway, my observation is you shouldn't lecture me on social science, any more than I should lecture you on construction (or whatever your discipline is).

Sorry, probably shouldn't have interrupted your clubfest with Ike, but you punched a button.... :!

I was responding to this idiotic drivel: "Order your wife and children around, if mother nature was idiotic enough to provide you with either" and his proclivity to spew long-distance pyscho-babble along with endless accusations of racism and anti-Semitism.

I thought I went lightly on the chap. I failed to say that all three kids were also more emotionally mature, worldly and nuanced in their worldviews than he is by the time they got out of college. After a few more years, they lapped him.

PS - The world can always use a few more burger flippers.