No dumb shit that’s not the argument here. No one is arguing the fan was right, I am saying that the fans actions while wrong did not constitute a crime. I am right which is why you tried unsuccessfully to change the argument to an argument no one here is making.
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thomorinoRestricted User
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Mac4LyfeSBR Aristocracy
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But you can't tell me that if a guy came up to you in a bowling alley with your wife and kids and he threw popcorn in your face that you would just take it??? You would look like a cuck. Now, let's stream it on youtube where millions of people are watching? Westbrook goes down injured and this dickhead pulls that move? WB ankle healed up real quick as he wanted to beat the shit out of the guy.Comment -
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dlowillySBR Posting Legend
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Then you decided to use short circuit math to say 10,000/50 is not 200 so here we are.Comment -
dlowillySBR Posting Legend
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thomorinoRestricted User
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#76Sorry but you are wrong. The possible victim doesn't even have to be aware of the possible assault. Let's say a fan had a baseball bat and tried to hit another fan or player in front of them. The other fan or player wasn't even aware that the fan was trying to hit them with the bat. That fan can still be arrested and charged with assault, even though the player didn't know what was going on. Anytime you do stupid shit towards another person, you put yourself in position to be arrested and possible charged with assault, even if it did no damage, the other person didn't know, etc. It is pretty stupid to try and do something with dozens of cameras on you.
I don't think he will be charged with anything as well. But if Westbrook wanted to press charges, he would most certainly be charged but it's not worth the time nor effort. If it was another fan and that guy had a lot of money, he'd most likely be charged and facing a lawsuit.
Again you cut and pasted several pages but did not accept my bet - that’s because you know you are wrong.Comment -
Mac4LyfeSBR Aristocracy
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#77Is that what you were trying to say? I thought you were trying to say that we should focus on more meaningful issues like black crime instead of a fan throwing popcorn at a star athlete?Comment -
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thomorinoRestricted User
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#80The only reason this is a story is Westbrook was so horrible that he wanted a chance to change the subject and he wants to try to okay the victim card.
He did the same thing after Utah owned him, he accused Utah fans of being racist.
Je plays hard but he can’t shoot and his shot offensive game gets exposed in the playoffs every year, which is why he tries to change to subject to race and fans.Comment -
JIBBBYSBR Aristocracy
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#81Lol.. Russ should have looked up and opened his mouth. Popcorn is yummy..Comment -
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mjsuax13Moderator
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#83I didn’t change the argument but you took the bait as usual. This is a pretty simple situation... the fan is stupid, Westbrook is right. I know you get popcorn thrown at you all day in your losing threads. You should pick it up and feed your family.Comment -
thomorinoRestricted User
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My main point here is that while what the fan did was obviously wrong, his actions did not constitute a crime.Comment -
thomorinoRestricted User
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Mac4LyfeSBR Aristocracy
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Why would I accept a stupid bet. I don't think he'll be arrested because it's not worth RW time or money. You keep deflecting. You must think it's perfectly okay for the fans to taunt, abuse, throw stuff at players? Not once have you said what the fan did was wrong.Comment -
thomorinoRestricted User
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You can’t fire people who don’t work for you, you can let a client go, you can’t fire them. The term fire is a legal term with implications for unemployment and potential lawsuits.Comment -
thomorinoRestricted User
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#88I never said doing stupid things is a crime. But that stupid fan should have been arrested for throwing the popcorn and his mugshot should be plastered all over the news today. The police had every right to arrest him for assault. Then it would be up to RW to decide on pressing charges.
Why would I accept a stupid bet. I don't think he'll be arrested because it's not worth RW time or money. You keep deflecting. You must think it's perfectly okay for the fans to taunt, abuse, throw stuff at players? Not once have you said what the fan did was wrong.Comment -
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#89You literally have less than zero influence at your place of business. You are an employee, a warm seat, an empty suit. One bad quarter away from getting terminated. When you sit at the big boy table you look at every single client and determine where the partnership stands and if they make sense for your business. You make zero decisions, you are mostly told what to do and collect your check every week with someone else's signature.Comment -
JIBBBYSBR Aristocracy
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#90Popcorn dumped on head no biggie. This gif below a different story..
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Mac4LyfeSBR Aristocracy
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#92Okay, thanks for saying that. I disagree about his actions and whether or not it constitutes a crime. Was it his intention? Of course not but what about the consequences. let's say Westbrook fell over the butter on the popcorn and hit his head, had a concussion and died. Yeah, that's pretty damn dramatic but you get the point. Of course it would be criminal then, despite the fans intentions. Let's say Westbrook ran into the stands and smacked the fan, what would have happened? Most likely, Westbrook and the fan would both have been arrested. The fans actions would most certainly have been criminal once again. As a fan, you are putting yourself in jeopardy by doing stupid shit and will ultimately suffer any repercussions.Comment -
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#93Bigfoot enjoys the occasional sugar fix and will gladly devour an economy pack of Sour Patch Kids if you place one on an old tree stunp in his neck of the woods.Comment -
thomorinoRestricted User
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#94You literally have less than zero influence at your place of business. You are an employee, a warm seat, an empty suit. One bad quarter away from getting terminated. When you sit at the big boy table you look at every single client and determine where the partnership stands and if they make sense for your business. You make zero decisions, you are mostly told what to do and collect your check every week with someone else's signature.
You only c same on here because you saw me in here. I as always, own you dumb shit.Comment -
mjsuax13Moderator
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You like legal definitions? Pull up the legal definition of “own”... you might see yourself there.Comment -
thomorinoRestricted User
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#96Okay, thanks for saying that. I disagree about his actions and whether or not it constitutes a crime. Was it his intention? Of course not but what about the consequences. let's say Westbrook fell over the butter on the popcorn and hit his head, had a concussion and died. Yeah, that's pretty damn dramatic but you get the point. Of course it would be criminal then, despite the fans intentions. Let's say Westbrook ran into the stands and smacked the fan, what would have happened? Most likely, Westbrook and the fan would both have been arrested. The fans actions would most certainly have been criminal once again. As a fan, you are putting yourself in jeopardy by doing stupid shit and will ultimately suffer any repercussions.
Whole what the fan did was clearly wrong theirbis no evidence that he intended to cause harm to him, and he didnt.Comment -
thomorinoRestricted User
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#97Your comments are getting lamer. You are a pathetic dumb shit who won’t even repost your stupid little spread sheet in my NBA thread because it shows how wrong you were and are.Comment -
mjsuax13Moderator
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#98There is no update to post on it. Which bet should I update and post? I can post it if you need an update.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#100Let’s be honest these guys are just thugs there’s no other word to describe themComment -
Mac4LyfeSBR Aristocracy
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#105You can play the what if game until the end of time, the key to criminal law is almost always intent. That’s the key difference between civil and criminal liability. Criminal laws require some kind of intent.
Whole what the fan did was clearly wrong theirbis no evidence that he intended to cause harm to him, and he didnt.
The team notes cops are now involved saying -- "We have turned the information over to the appropriate authorities."
In theory, the fan could be prosecuted if officials decide to pursue a case against him.
So far, the fan has not been publicly identified.Comment
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