He needs to be fed to the lions.
you're funny. i didn't check or edit my post because i did it over a phone. i wasn't fighting her fight, i gave my opinion. then other people started in and like i said before, the rest of the issue wasn't you. i can teach you about syntax, and grammar, trust me, but least what i am saying is conveyed effectively, something you have a hard time doing.
i wasn't looking to fight with you or even discuss my view of your inability to tell a joke.
IF you look in my profile, I clearly state that I will say things just to piss people off, and oh my god, you obviously let me get to you. I am glad.
By the way, Dear Harley, this is a forum and you need to realize that ANYONE can give input on a thread.
From previously in the thread...
I don't think anyone will take you seriously again after your behavior in this thread. But, if I can make a recommendation, don't spread this bullshit around to other threads. The "asshole" comment in your thread in Three Things was entirely uncalled for.
Lastly,
Yes, but that input should abide by certain rules. The forum rules state the following:
- While debating and discussion is fine, we will not tolerate excessively insulting posts, personal attacks or purposeless inflammatory posts. Please note the word excessive. We are loosely moderated and pride ourselves on not needing to babysit our members. The only exception to this rule is the Three Things forum. That place is a no-man's land.
- Please refrain from posting meaningless threads, one word (or short) non-sense posts, or the such. Determination of the validity of said threads at the discretion of forum staff.
- Please keep discussions on topic. Excessive thread diversions will result in warning and or infractions. Take it to profile comments or pm's. That's what they're there for.
And that's a reminder for EVERYONE. This thread got a little out of hand and, as Kathy pointed out earlier on, this is NOT Three Things.
Alleged beheader lost Wal-Mart job over conflict with fellow worker
Published: Monday, August 04, 2008
Vince Weiguang Li rarely spoke during his lunch breaks at Wal-Mart, keeping his head down and out of sight until a disagreement with another employee led to his dismissal...(cont'd)
From previously in the thread...
I don't think anyone will take you seriously again after your behavior in this thread. But, if I can make a recommendation, don't spread this bullshit around to other threads. The "asshole" comment in your thread in Three Things was entirely uncalled for.
Lastly,
Yes, but that input should abide by certain rules. The forum rules state the following:
- While debating and discussion is fine, we will not tolerate excessively insulting posts, personal attacks or purposeless inflammatory posts. Please note the word excessive. We are loosely moderated and pride ourselves on not needing to babysit our members. The only exception to this rule is the Three Things forum. That place is a no-man's land.
- Please refrain from posting meaningless threads, one word (or short) non-sense posts, or the such. Determination of the validity of said threads at the discretion of forum staff.
- Please keep discussions on topic. Excessive thread diversions will result in warning and or infractions. Take it to profile comments or pm's. That's what they're there for.
And that's a reminder for EVERYONE. This thread got a little out of hand and, as Kathy pointed out earlier on, this is NOT Three Things.
Oh, and look here, back on topic...a negative character reference:
http://www.canada.com/calgaryherald/news/story.html?id=9d10f756-7815-4110-b1c3-611a34a4494b
:noidea:
BAM! Athena busts out the fucking rules! :kev:
You are absolutely right, though.
Dude, is that a Gprime emoticon? Holy cats. Even the gpimp's in the hizzouse, virtually speaking. Now, where's Mom of 4? I'd love to hear her take on this.
Since you're a Canuck, can you tell me exactly what significance these character references have? They seem to be more important than they might be in an American court.
Edit: lol, Morbid, you HAD to know that I'd be that guy.
Depends if there's a jury or not.
When pleading insanity character references are imperative...and logically the way the defense will go, is with insanity. Adding in references (who will have to appear in court) with a psychiatrist's statement is basically how the case will play out. Wally World folks will say he was dangerous during the confrontation, the minister will say he was a kind man, the shrink will say he's insane, jury decides, case closed.
Prosecution will state that the crime was heinous, he was robotic, there were witnesses and he committed the crime with intent to kill the victim, and he should be imprisoned under C-34. s. 229(a)(ii). Which, as the court stated earlier, will be C-46. s. 231(7) aka second-degree murder.
Defense will plead insanity,C-46. s. 16(3) and will have to have a psychiatric evaluation from a forensic psychiatrist, or someone similar. Since the minister's statement came before the Wal-Mart statement, it shows a change in character. So, you have a character reference showing change. This would be his transition from normalcy to psycho...the defense would use it, probably.
I see. So, it's not much different from U.S. courts at all, in that character references essentially compliment (or contradict) a psychiatric conclusion, rather than stand alone. And negative character references in this case will likely assist the defense with an insanity plea. And, the insanity plea, if accepted by a judge and jury, will lead to a much lighter sentence.
Weak.
Xanax is in the bowl by the keys. At the end of the thread, there will in fact be partner-swapping. Anybody who wants dibs on me better put your vote in fast, is all I'm sayin'.
So, he's totally crazy. Page keeps timing out for me though...traffic, likely.
Suspect: 'Please kill me'
And Greyhound Canada pulls the "Greyhound Rage" ads. :lol2:
I don't know that his plead for death speaks to his insanity. From my perspective, it suggests that he is not without remorse and he is not detached from his experience with all of this. I'm not saying he's sane; sane people don't decapitate bus passengers. But, he's definitely not entirely gone.
To bad he immigrated to Canada from China. They probably would've killed him.
I have a comfortable hat made from one of these.
From previously in the thread...
I don't think anyone will take you seriously again after your behavior in this thread. But, if I can make a recommendation, don't spread this bullshit around to other threads. The "asshole" comment in your thread in Three Things was entirely uncalled for.
Lastly,
Yes, but that input should abide by certain rules. The forum rules state the following:
- While debating and discussion is fine, we will not tolerate excessively insulting posts, personal attacks or purposeless inflammatory posts. Please note the word excessive. We are loosely moderated and pride ourselves on not needing to babysit our members. The only exception to this rule is the Three Things forum. That place is a no-man's land.
- Please refrain from posting meaningless threads, one word (or short) non-sense posts, or the such. Determination of the validity of said threads at the discretion of forum staff.
- Please keep discussions on topic. Excessive thread diversions will result in warning and or infractions. Take it to profile comments or pm's. That's what they're there for.
And that's a reminder for EVERYONE. This thread got a little out of hand and, as Kathy pointed out earlier on, this is NOT Three Things.
It all happened so fast and the victim was killed rather quickly, poor boy. I imagine that many passengers are wondering what they could have done to help but considering that they had to react instantly and there were children and seniors on the bus, I'd say they did what they could given the circumstances and what they had. Comparing this to a 9/11 flight is ridiculous; had this guy commandeered the bus and started running down people randomly, I doubt that no one would have taken action. Had he been using his fists, I doubt that no one would have taken action. As it stands, people were seated on a bus, many were probably sleeping and whatnot, and some loon attacks with a knife, decapitating a passenger. Can you imagine the panic? I am amazed they were able to do anything at all other than scream and hide after watching him so viciously murder a passenger. Unfortunately, the boy was already dead and the best thing to do was to try and keep everyone else safe.
I'd be questioning security; they let the loon on in the first place. Greyhound could use a metal detector, at the very least. Apparently, there are practically no security measures.
From what I understand, Greyhounds have next to no security measures in place. Greyhound America heightened some security post 9/11 (although that doesn't mean much); Greyhound Canada probably felt no need.
I'm new here, but I'm a frequent Greyhound traveler, so I'll chime in. There is basically zero security at Greyhound America stations. I travel between two of their most active stations pretty often, and there is NO check whatsoever. If you buy your ticket with cash, they might remember to check your ID at the ticket counter, but usually not. Even if they do, that's all they check - no baggage inspection whatsoever. If you buy your ticket online and pick it up at the printing stations in the terminals, you don't have to talk to anybody, ever.Can we obtain the rules and regulations of greyhound both here and in Canada?
I stupidly assumed that the same requirements required for plane travel would be the same as required for bus, or train.
I'm new here, but I'm a frequent Greyhound traveler, so I'll chime in. There is basically zero security at Greyhound America stations. I travel between two of their most active stations pretty often, and there is NO check whatsoever. If you buy your ticket with cash, they might remember to check your ID at the ticket counter, but usually not. Even if they do, that's all they check - no baggage inspection whatsoever. If you buy your ticket online and pick it up at the printing stations in the terminals, you don't have to talk to anybody, ever.
Nobody checks your bag. Nobody checks your ID. Nobody compares the name on your ticket with your ID. As long as the ticket is for the route that bus is traveling - it doesn't even have to be at the same time - you can stow your stuff underneath and hop on board. If you arrive early and pick up your ticket and you can take an earlier bus, you're more than welcome to, because there are no reserved seats. (This is changing slightly; if you pay $5 more you can reserve your seat, but otherwise there's no guarantee you'll travel at the time you paid for.) If a bus never showed up and there's a busload of people waiting for the bus you're ticketed for, they will then be on YOUR bus and you'll be waiting for the next one.
It would be so incredibly easy to put a bomb in your bag under the bus, or walk on board with a gun or knife or other weapon hidden on your person. You can have a hand grenade in your jacket pocket and nobody will stop you. There is simply no security whatsoever.
This would be no different than the Amtrak or even city buses. I would find it a waste of money to have security at either. Last thing I want is higher prices because one guy, one time, went crazy.It would be so incredibly easy to put a bomb in your bag under the bus, or walk on board with a gun or knife or other weapon hidden on your person. You can have a hand grenade in your jacket pocket and nobody will stop you. There is simply no security whatsoever.