Re: If you are the 2nd-best athlete in the NFL, does it make it okay?
 

Monk,

I wasn't actually responding solely to your post when I quoted it. I saw that you said you needed to know what the circumstances surrounding the shooting were. So, I didn't mean to respond to/attack your post - I was just trying to tell others to reserve judgment.

Re: If you are the 2nd-best athlete in the NFL, does it make it okay?
 

[QUOTE=Ramseyfan]Monk,

I wasn't actually responding solely to your post when I quoted it. I saw that you said you needed to know what the circumstances surrounding the shooting were. So, I didn't mean to respond to/attack your post - I was just trying to tell others to reserve judgment.[/QUOTE]

Okay........peace................ :food-smil

Re: If you are the 2nd-best athlete in the NFL, does it make it okay?
 

First of all, Jamal Lewis doing four months for cocaine trafficing. What would that give your ordinary Joe. (Hint: Probably more than even 4 years)

Second of all, innocent until proven guilty. He was innocent of the DUI, I believe the judge called that case "ridiculous." So until I at least see more than just a rumor that he's wanted for questioning to make a decesion on him. It also depends on his role, I'm sure all of us have been in a car when someone wanted to do something stupid and it's nearly impossible to get out of doing it. It's stand on the side of the road in the middle of the night or stay in the car. So it depends on what your version of acomplis is. Either way, shooting a house is extreme and I in no way condone it, but I think all of the blame goes on the shooter/planner's of the afair, not someone who happened to be in the car.

Hopefully it won't be anything, but if Portis is such a great friend, he needs to bitchsmack Sean Taylor, tell him to be careful of the company he keeps, and take him under his wing.

That said, if he does go to jail, with a build liek that I doubt he'll be the one needing the chastity belt!

Re: If you are the 2nd-best athlete in the NFL, does it make it okay?
 

[QUOTE=Daseal]First of all, Jamal Lewis doing four months for cocaine trafficing. What would that give your ordinary Joe. (Hint: Probably more than even 4 years)
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actually the whole thing with jamal reeked of entrapment and they waited FOUR YEARS before even trying to pursue it, and his friend never actually bought ANYTHING, he showed up and decided not to continue the sale (for fake drugs from a cop) so the whole thing was a joke from the beginning... fake deal, fake dealer, fake drugs, no sale, four years between the incident and legal action of any kind... so if it was anyone else in that case (with a clean record otherwise) i'm not sure they would've gotten anything harsher (though ordinary joe probably wouldn't be able to schedule his jail time as freely as JL was able to)...