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1 minute ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

It's 10 items or less for this line!  You have 11!

Back in my day you could go to the cinema for a nickel. That included the pop corn and soda. And we had real men as actors. Like Rock Hudson.

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7 minutes ago, davspo said:

Since the beginning of the bullying issue this guy has not been right in the head.  

 

I have no doubt the dude got the worst of it. Those texts between him and Richie were something else. Honestly it sounded kind of fun to me....but I'm more partial to hookers and blow than he probably is. 

 

That being said....this is an insane post by Martin 

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Just now, Steptide said:

So again I ask, this is the same guy that accused Richie of the bullying scandal correct? 

Yep, same puss.

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Just now, Steptide said:

So again I ask, this is the same guy that accused Richie of the bullying scandal correct? 

yes it is....

 

this is also his private and verified twitter account

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1 minute ago, Steptide said:

So again I ask, this is the same guy that accused Richie of the bullying scandal correct? 

 

Yes.

 

He also said he hated his high school because he was different than them and he became introverted because his high school was predominantly white. Sounds like he is pretty racist against whites.

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37 minutes ago, whatdrought said:

I always thought there was much more to the whole story than we ever heard.... 

At the time that J-Mart went AWOL he was a frequent target for the Miami media and was on the cusp of losing his starting job.  His line coach in Miami alluded to suicide concerns and mental health issues.  Not to minimize bullying or absolve Cog, but I got the impression J-Mart had issues well beyond bullying and that the NFL's investigation was driven by the media and a vocal outraged minority.

 

 

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22 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

The effects of bullying are very real. I have a friend who told me he was the definition of a bully in high school and would be the first one shot in a school shooting. Now, he's a great dad and husband but who knows if someone had access to a gun back then.

Disagree. We need more guns.

 

I don't think it's so black and white.  Speaking from a psychological point of view, a guy with a suicide vendetta like this punk Cruz would only welcome the chance to  go out shooting and take on an armed school.  In simple terms, it would lessen the feeling of guilt of shooting the innocents - which is still there, even though his impulsive actions would make it seem like there is no feeling - and make it feel more like an impersonal Call of Duty scenario. 

 

This is just my opinion, but whether the greater armament of the school would end his ambush sooner would seem to depend on the circumstances and the skill of those armed at the school.  Will all teachers be equivalent in their application of firearms training?  Doubtful.  Should proven firearms expertise now be a requirement of all or most of our teachers?  Will these vengeful students turn to sniping playgrounds from a distance instead, and render such  "defenses" ineffective?  I assume that you will sometimes end up with prolonged shootouts, more bullets being fired and exchanged, and more innocents caught in said crossfire.  I do question why we are at a point where we are having so much trouble in the US with shootings at schools, starting primarily in the '90s, and that should be a focus of any reform.  Unless we address the mental illness growing in this country we will continue to have more shootings and there will continue to be growing cry for guns to be focus of any change.  

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Just now, Jauronimo said:

At the time that J-Mart went AWOL he was a frequent target for the Miami media and was on the cusp of losing his starting job.  His line coach in Miami alluded to suicide concerns and mental health issues.  Not to minimize bullying or absolve Cog, but I got the impression J-Mart had issues well beyond bullying and that the NFL's investigation was driven by the media and a vocal outraged minority.

 

 

 

I always struggled to believe the racist aspects of the accusations as Cog seems to be fine with other teammates. Seems like a deeply disturbed individual who was in a poor environment. Hard to imagine an NFL locker room ever being good for someone who has this to deal with. 

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