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I don't even know what to say.
I hope that Marshall gets some type of cancer that is damaging and has slow but painful effects.
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I don't even know what to say.
I don't even know what to say.
Ego.
..What?Now that I have read some of y'all comments, I do think the judge overreacted a tad bit too much. She felt like the court was showing up on her and Chad had turned it into a TV based court of law show. Regardless, Chad Johnson absolutely perpetuates what continues to plague my people, my beautiful Black people. #NoFrank.
This "I Ain't Worried About Nothin" attitude and persona has to stop! You already look foolish being in a courtroom when you should be training for the upcoming NFL season. Instead you have increased the percentage and statistics of Black males being incarcerated. Whew, I don't-I don't even wanna get started. Lemme start y'all.
so whos gonna defend this new cop and judge? anyone up for the challenge?
I don't even know what to say.
I'm still waiting for the part where dude sexually assaults her but maybe it was in another vid and not that one.so whos gonna defend this new cop and judge? anyone up for the challenge?
I don't even know what to say.
absolutely ******g sick......god damn lock that cocksucker up
edit: all he got was fired SMH
man i dont wanna watch anything else to do with that, still mad i watched the first one. i hate watching people be victimized, especially someone as foxy as the mother in the video.I'm still waiting for the part where dude sexually assaults her but maybe it was in another vid and not that one.
Judge was negligent though.
Child being around was just foul.
I'm still waiting for the part where dude sexually assaults her but maybe it was in another vid and not that one.
Judge was negligent though.
Child being around was just foul.
and here lies the problem. society actually accepting that a publicly elected official can handle things in a manner that doesn't have to be fair, when the point of the job is to be impartial
She was impartial she gave the man freedom and immediately took away after she felt he no longer deserved it.
Bout as impartial as you can be
And I've seen cats bend over backwards at job interviews yall really acting like a courtroom doesnt hold more authority when the person holds your life in his or her hands?
she wasn't impartial. she was about to accept a plea agreement, she misinterpreted his gesture, and revoked his plea agreement because she felt he was being disrespectful. that isn't impartial.
and comparing job interviews to a courtroom? really? in a job interview you're applying to a privately owned company which does make it's own rules.
in a courtroom, you're in front of a PUBLICLY ELECTED OFFICIAL. last i checked, people who run for public office are supposed to answer to us citizens, not us kissing their *****.
That's all that needs to be said. Every action has a reaction. Yall focusing on her being a female and sending him to jail, completely ignoring the FACT that Chad did this to HIMSELF.she wasn't impartial. she was about to accept a plea agreement, she misinterpreted his gesture, and revoked his plea agreement because she felt he was being disrespectful. that isn't impartial.
and comparing job interviews to a courtroom? really? in a job interview you're applying to a privately owned company which does make it's own rules.
in a courtroom, you're in front of a PUBLICLY ELECTED OFFICIAL. last i checked, people who run for public office are supposed to answer to us citizens, not us kissing their *****.
I dont think you understand the point. In a job interview you're being JUDGED. For whatever reason yall in here think someone judging your freedom is less important then getting a job.
Both are submissive positions. One is more important then the other tho. You can always find another job. You rarely can get an appeal.
And yall are killin me with this misinterpreted BS. Son was being himself which is a goofball. Even the lawyer knew it was a joke. Which is why he also laughed in the judges face...
Ill break it down for you....It was funny because it was an unconventional gesture in an imperious setting. Had he just shook his lawyer's hand like a man would it have caused such a reaction? No.
Chad je****lly acted. The judge whose job is to "react" did so. Did she overreact? Yes. Did Chad put himself in a position for her to overreact? Yes.
i guess my problem is yall being ok with her overreacting. judges are supposed to be held to a much higher standard, and it seems to me like yall are ok with her being petty because yall think chad was being disrespectful. we'll just have to agree to disagree because in my eyes it's pretty gross how much power she abused in a span of 10 seconds, which led to a guy being imprisoned for 30 days.
i guess my problem is yall being ok with her overreacting. judges are supposed to be held to a much higher standard, and it seems to me like yall are ok with her being petty because yall think chad was being disrespectful. we'll just have to agree to disagree because in my eyes it's pretty gross how much power she abused in a span of 10 seconds, which led to a guy being imprisoned for 30 days.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contempt_of_court
Although I do think the judge was power tripping.
put yourself in her seat.i know what contempt of court is, but have trouble seeing how his actions fall under that category. even when he did it, it wasn't like he was jumping with joy. it was minor, subtle, and shouldn't be noteworthy.
while it may have been in bad taste, she still could have accepted the plea deal, then added on hours to his community service or added a fine. my problem is with her completely rejecting the plea deal, and sentencing him to 30 days in jail for something she was about to let him do community service to resolve. that's where i think she overreacted and abused her power.