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New Report - Aaron Hernandez Molested as a Child - p. 167
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- Jul 6, 2008
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giving up atleast 25 years of my life just to have respect of other men who won't be around in 25 years, nah no thanks
- Jul 18, 2012
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thats what i'm saying - i'm telling on everybody
lenient sentence/freedom vs having "respect" from other criminals. no brainer there
as a matter of fact, i reported everyone in this thread just cause
lenient sentence/freedom vs having "respect" from other criminals. no brainer there
as a matter of fact, i reported everyone in this thread just cause
- Jul 27, 2012
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Some people just don't get it.
1. Why commit crimes in the first place if your not able to accept accountability for actions you willingly decided to commit on your own? I would like an answer to that one.
2. Its not about "getting respect from criminals". Chances are if your committing violent crimes with other people, their about that life and are close to people who are about that life and have no problems hurting others. If they can't get you, they would likely go after your mother, kids, or close family member. Why put loved ones in danger because you pissed off some crazy criminals you choose to be involved with and do dirt with but choose to get them harsher sentences even though you were involved too.
Not everyone gets the disappear from everyone, take on a new identity witness protection treatment, and even if you did, don't you think its selfish to force your family into having to pack up, cut all ties with their old life and friends and live a brand new life all because of your actions. Why should they suffer because your to selfish to accept accountability for your actions?
Sorry if I'm making to much sense here but some of you guys lack street smarts or common sense or both. Some of you come across as if you'd rat out the mob or a Mexican cartel and think it would be business as usual and back to living a normal life for you. I guess if you really think that way.
1. Why commit crimes in the first place if your not able to accept accountability for actions you willingly decided to commit on your own? I would like an answer to that one.
2. Its not about "getting respect from criminals". Chances are if your committing violent crimes with other people, their about that life and are close to people who are about that life and have no problems hurting others. If they can't get you, they would likely go after your mother, kids, or close family member. Why put loved ones in danger because you pissed off some crazy criminals you choose to be involved with and do dirt with but choose to get them harsher sentences even though you were involved too.
Not everyone gets the disappear from everyone, take on a new identity witness protection treatment, and even if you did, don't you think its selfish to force your family into having to pack up, cut all ties with their old life and friends and live a brand new life all because of your actions. Why should they suffer because your to selfish to accept accountability for your actions?
Sorry if I'm making to much sense here but some of you guys lack street smarts or common sense or both. Some of you come across as if you'd rat out the mob or a Mexican cartel and think it would be business as usual and back to living a normal life for you. I guess if you really think that way.
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Street smarts LMAO
"You know, you did some dumb **** and got caught up. This case is high-profile. We want the big fish. Here's a way out."
"Nah, you know what, I'm good."
Yeah right.
Mobs, drug cartels... Watching too much TV.
These dudes got caught up in some stupid **** over god knows what. It ain't that type of situation.
"You know, you did some dumb **** and got caught up. This case is high-profile. We want the big fish. Here's a way out."
"Nah, you know what, I'm good."
Yeah right.
Mobs, drug cartels... Watching too much TV.
These dudes got caught up in some stupid **** over god knows what. It ain't that type of situation.
- Jul 6, 2008
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Spend a significant amount of years of my life doing nothing, out of fear for another man?
ehhhh nope I'll pass. Miss me with that "if you do something wrong take the punishment" holier than thou act, that's not how life works. Who the hell commits a crime and doesn't automatically look for a way out? Why do we even have defense lawyers if we should just admit fault 
. Matter fact we should call the police in ourselves since we willingly committed a crime.
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Some of you are naive and sheltered and have no principles whatsoever.
Do dirt with killers who have no problems killing people and put your loved ones at risk over your actions you willingly choose to commit. That's a straight coward right there.
Again why commit a crime and associate with killers if you can't deal with the consequences of your actions.
I have no problem when people snitching over drugs or whatever get killed. They choose to involve themselves in that lifestyle willingly because they wanted a shortcut in life. Had no problem living that life when things were going good but the minute things got hot they started ratting.
I don't get what's so hard to comprehend to some of you about not commiting crimes if you can't deal with the consequences. Carlos Ortiz and the other guy weren't forced to be in that car that night.
Do dirt with killers who have no problems killing people and put your loved ones at risk over your actions you willingly choose to commit. That's a straight coward right there.
Again why commit a crime and associate with killers if you can't deal with the consequences of your actions.
I have no problem when people snitching over drugs or whatever get killed. They choose to involve themselves in that lifestyle willingly because they wanted a shortcut in life. Had no problem living that life when things were going good but the minute things got hot they started ratting.
I don't get what's so hard to comprehend to some of you about not commiting crimes if you can't deal with the consequences. Carlos Ortiz and the other guy weren't forced to be in that car that night.
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The fact that some of you are cool with your mom,kids, or loved ones potentially living in fear or having to start a new life in a witness protection program through no fault of their own other then having the misfortune of having a spineless relative who has no sense of accountability for their actions speaks volumes about your character.
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Dam these threads bringing out the rats too....
...that's right RATS because snitching sounds too tame.I'm with you CED but were in the small percentage...you've seen first 48 dudes out here ratting day and night.
So if you and your boys rob a bank but you get caught , y'all telling with no problems giving out S,S. and license plate s :x
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What's an Internet tough guy? Who's acting tough in their posts, unless having differing views equates to being a keyboard cowboy.
I'm still waiting on someone to give me a logical explanation on why commit a crime if you can't deal with the consequences and why put the burden on your family where they have to live in fear.
I would love to come up on some quick money and robbing a bank is a way to possibly make quick money. However, the penalties/punishment I would recieve if I got caught make the risk far outweigh the reward so I wouldn't even think about doing it because I couldn't handle the time or punishment if I got caught. Why do a crime, if you can't handle the repercussions.
I'm still waiting on someone to give me a logical explanation on why commit a crime if you can't deal with the consequences and why put the burden on your family where they have to live in fear.
I would love to come up on some quick money and robbing a bank is a way to possibly make quick money. However, the penalties/punishment I would recieve if I got caught make the risk far outweigh the reward so I wouldn't even think about doing it because I couldn't handle the time or punishment if I got caught. Why do a crime, if you can't handle the repercussions.
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What point are you trying to make? Criminals don't think that way.
You're arguing about the mindset of dudes who will stand there and watch a guy get shot in the back/head several times... It's ridiculous.
You're arguing about the mindset of dudes who will stand there and watch a guy get shot in the back/head several times... It's ridiculous.
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What point are you trying to make. Some of you are talking about you would sing like a canary if it meant getting a lesser sentence despite choosing to involve yourself in that crime on your own terms.
What I'm trying to say is that's an ignorant selfish scumbag mindset. You swear like after you give up the dirt on your co defendants that its back to living a normal everyday life.
If your dealing with violent criminals that you choose to do crimes with, you don't think they would go after your family if they can't get to you if you snitch them out? These aren't people who think rational. And like I said earlier which hasn't been responded to, why put that burden on your loved ones because you can't man up and pay your debt to society. Your family shouldn't have to live in fear or enter a witness protection program because of your selfish actions and lack of accountability.
What I'm trying to say is that's an ignorant selfish scumbag mindset. You swear like after you give up the dirt on your co defendants that its back to living a normal everyday life.
If your dealing with violent criminals that you choose to do crimes with, you don't think they would go after your family if they can't get to you if you snitch them out? These aren't people who think rational. And like I said earlier which hasn't been responded to, why put that burden on your loved ones because you can't man up and pay your debt to society. Your family shouldn't have to live in fear or enter a witness protection program because of your selfish actions and lack of accountability.
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And read my past posts. If guilty, all 3 should do serious time. If I was Odin Lloyd's family, I wouldn't be cool with 2 people who had some sort of involvement in my son/brothers murder walking or getting light sentences because a DA trying to make a name for himself wants to take down the high profile NFL player when the other 2 guys had some type of involvement as well. If the case is as strong as they claim it is, then why even take serious the words of someone with the track record Ortiz has?
- Jul 6, 2008
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you know how many snitches are chillin on their block right now
you swear everybody on some hitman soprano mess, please everybody who pulls a trigger aint really a shooter
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Not everyone has the funds aaron Hernandez has though. If there's credibility to his name being mentioned in all those other shootings then he's obviously well connected and knows people who are about that life.
Sure some people go back to living a normal life at the expense of others with no repercussions but at the end of the day their scumbags, so ill keep hammering the point of why do the crime if you can't do the time.
Sure some people go back to living a normal life at the expense of others with no repercussions but at the end of the day their scumbags, so ill keep hammering the point of why do the crime if you can't do the time.
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^ I'm sure that's true in some hoods like maybe in CT but I'm not familiar with grimey hoods with OG's locked up and constant ties to their hood/streets letting that fly with a snitch or two chillin on the block like its xmas.
So no, tell me how many boss?
So no, tell me how many boss?
- Jul 27, 2012
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Couldn't answer my question, could you air max?
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Idk bro, guilty people shouldn't even hire lawyers just do the time
Ortiz doesn't have a lawyer he had a public defender. Either way he's in a lose/lose situation. He's either going to end up doing time, get off early and potentially have people looking for him, or enter some type of protection program (but I doubt that happens) but either way his life is going to be affected and he has no one to blame but himself.
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The hell do you think a public defender is?
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1. Who?
2. Your here trying to give some type of sane thought process about people who commit crimes?
Do you not realize they are criminals and all that ethics BS went out the window when they decided to commit crimes ?
It's easy to sit here and say one thing.
But when someone is sitting infront of you with 2 options.
1 being 3-5
1 being 25
Your gonna sit here behind your computer screen and said you wouldn't take the deal
Exactly, dude sitting here telling me there's rules and regulations to being a murderer or drug dealer. This is amazing
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1. Who?
2. Your here trying to give some type of sane thought process about people who commit crimes?
Do you not realize they are criminals and all that ethics BS went out the window when they decided to commit crimes ?
It's easy to sit here and say one thing.
But when someone is sitting infront of you with 2 options.
1 being 3-5
1 being 25
Your gonna sit here behind your computer screen and said you wouldn't take the deal
I see what your trying to say, but if you knew the people your giving up the info on are dangerous criminals, people who have no problem killing or hurting you or those close to you. Would you still give up the info knowing that? How would you feel about your family potentially having to pack up and move and start a new life elsewhere through no fault of their own. If the people you did dirt with weren't about that life and had no violent connections then yeah I can rationalize your thinking but even then, avoiding the situation all together is a much better alternative.
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A public defender is appointed to him smart guy.
