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Next time I'm in Louisiana I'm getting a can of sweat spray to protect myself.
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Report: DA declines to prosecute Alabama players Cam Robinson, Hootie Jones
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Next time I'm in Louisiana I'm getting a can of sweat spray to protect myself.
- Jun 11, 2014
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Being an athlete sure pays off...first you get a light sentence for rape, now this!
- Jun 14, 2014
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DA's statement seems to be chastising the public for not having done football training. ??
.... chastising the law abiding public ?? This is one of the markers of a civilization in decline:
erase the clarity-lines of the law.
.... chastising the law abiding public ?? This is one of the markers of a civilization in decline:
erase the clarity-lines of the law.
- Jul 30, 2014
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The DA had his reasons...
Is this some type of joke? Maybe someone photoshopped it?
- Aug 1, 2014
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Everyone knows politicians can be bought and this is a prime example....nothing else could explain this crap!
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- Jun 23, 2014
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Working and sweating while standing on the corner selling dope, probably. Played a little football in their spare time. Both of them look like gangsters as they say, "one picture is worth a 1000 words." These "same" guys appear on The First 48 all the time.The DA had his reasons...
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Having spent years in Louisiana, I can tell you...sweat spray is a waste of money.
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No, it doesn't mean that. It should mean that since the law should be equally applied to all But it isn't, as I'm sure any number of people in Bama and Louisiana fined, on probation, or serving time for the same thing can tell you.. What it actually means is as long as the accused are prized Bama athletes there will be no charge.
I haven't read the article. I sort of maxed out on Tallahassee and state of Florida justice articles.
Sounds like the DA is in Alabama from what is posted. The arrests were made in Louisiana and I thought they were breaking some Louisiana laws regarding pot and guns. .
How come the Louisiana DA is not charging them for laws they broke there? What's his excuse? $
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Just bc the Bama DA leads a cloistered life in iar conditioned leisure in the humid South, doesn't mean the other 99% of us do. You'd think no one else broke a sweat. Is he devaluing the difficulty and worth of inside work? Has he never mowed a yard or walked to his car outdoors? Does he intend to give the same break to the roofers, yard service workers, highway workers, migrant laborers, farmers that commit offenses? Lame excuse, but like in any well oiled well established corrupt system, it doesn't really have to be a good one.
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Ok first I didn't read all the comments, but when I saw this on the ESPN Ticker the other night I was outraged. I even went to the social media platforms to see if everyone was as mad as me. My reasoning is that when the Stanford Swimmer got off light for committing a felony (yes rape is a lot worse than what these two A-holes were doing) there were death threats to the judge and everything else, but I guess when you play football at Alabama the law is just a suggestion.
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Memphis spicy version makes him sweat. He's not about that life.
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New details released by defense lawyer...
http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/al...efense-lawyer-cam-robinson-hootie-jones-case/
http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/al...efense-lawyer-cam-robinson-hootie-jones-case/
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He speaketh with forked tongue....
