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BurntEyes

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  1. The entire US/state police and penal system was designed to do something about it. Saying there is nothing to be done about it? I bet the Metcalf and Anthony family would disagree that nothing is being done about it. That said, how many times have you seen Austin Metcalf's name in the thread? What if any details have been discussed about who he was, what he liked, his passion, his life, his dreams. Your take that he's dead who cares is exactly what is/was wrong with the vast majority of criminal investigation documentaries and news coverage. Name 2 victims of Ted Bundy, name 1 from Jeffery Dahmer, 1 from John Wayne Gacy, hell name a victim of Epstein. I'm betting you can't because historically the focus has been on the life of the predator. Fortunately, there is a strong trend surfacing to talk in more depth about the victims of these events rather than just the perpetrators. Their lives and what the perpetrators took from the world rather than JUST the criminals themselves. Forgetting the victims of crime and dismissing them with statements like "the victim is gone and there is nothing anyone can do about it" is diminishing the suffering of the families, not honoring the life of the victim and dismissive of the criminal justice systems part in the story. Why are there memorials for 911, OKC bombing, and a multitude of other deaths? Saying they are dead and there is nothing anyone can do about it disturbs me greatly.
  2. I'm certainly not going to claim that Texas doesn't have fans that fall into the demographic you're claiming. I know it does. That said there are a goodly number of posters on this board that rarely, if ever post on sports or other topics at all. They mostly stick to CR and Daily Texan. Given the nature of those subs its going to draw the racist trolls that really give zero shits about the University of Texas or Texas Athletics. Is that 100% of them, absolutely not, but I think its the majority most likely.
  3. I can't comment on the broader aspects of what draws them here in the first place, but I have a high level of confidence the majority are socks of other posters that have been banned or socks of trolley posters who've yet to be escorted off premises.
  4. So my continued repeating of additional facts may surface that alters my perception and use of facts we are currently aware of amuses you?!?! Well, go fuck yourself. Oh wait, it's the hearsay folks that amuse you. Sorry. My bad. I misunderstood your intentions and thought you were attacking me.
  5. Agreed. However, had a white girl been stabbed by a white boy or a black teen been stabbed by a white teen the response and outrage would have been just as loud if not louder.
  6. The one thing this case has absolutely confirmed, above all else, is the number number of vultures ready to pounce on the cultural "race wars" in this country and the adage a fool and their money are soon to part. One teenage kid stabs another at a track event killing him. Were race variances not involved it's likely a minor story. But before the funeral the internet has taken up arms and sides. The parents of the alleged assailant starts a gofundme. Because "race wars" idiots are fleeced by the parents to the tune of half a million dollars. So as not to have the foolish funders look dumber than themselves the parents align to criminal that is running his own grift. Mean while the internet has the racist white idiots jumping on the opportunity to promote their bullshit cause and I'm guessing also fleacing idiots of their money. At the same time, the father of the victim is swatted for showing up to the social media circus put on by the parents of the accused, no doubt prompted to do so by their own flimflam man whose likely charging them ridiculous sums to come up with this strategy. While all this is occurring right here are Surly someone is actually questioning whether or not stabbing someone with a knife qualifies as "intent to do serious bodily harm". It would be comical if it weren't so common, predictable and based in such a sad event... and all the while.. A young man is dead and he is the lowest priority of discussion in this entire mess.
  7. Your grifting imagination is really limited dude.
  8. I clearly need to go back a couple of pages cause I'm absolutely lost outside the splodin' houses aspect of this page.
  9. I've finally found my reason to claim NIL is destroying my love of college football. "Because of NIL" these tapes aren't released to the public any longer. As such, I have been denied an epic meme worthy video from the aggie offense prowess. This aggression not stand. Also, thanks again for the cliff notes saving me from reading all that drivel.
  10. I'm not saying you're wrong, but I came to a different conclusion. I should start a YouTube podcast to discuss current legal events in crime and source my guess 100% from Surly. It would be entertaining as hell, and I could profit.
  11. "Well, he didn't die because he was stabbed, he died because his heart stopped pumping blood. We do not know for a fact that the dead person didn’t have heart issues prior to that point. So is that really evidence that he was trying cause serious bodily injury?" -chainsaw probably
  12. This is all pretty accurate. I'll refresh what I said before. Slashing major arteries not protected by bone and lots of muscle is a far better edged weapons strategy. That why any anyone well trained in edged weapons uses a karambit and goes for throat, wrists, inner thigh. Couple of specific areas covered only by a small amount of skin that can end someone's life in minutes or seconds depending on depth of slash. It's also why many serial killers use knives, death from stabbing is usually not fast and typically requires multiple stabs. It's well noted this suffering and repeated abuse is part of the reason serial killers use it.
  13. "Just luke at eem. EEees a real bute. Love um. Jess genna go in and say ello. Wootch is knife, kill ya it con. Ear we go, move in calmly dont wanna scare the amAzin critter."
  14. No reasonable, logical person believes that trying to stab someone with a knife is not intent to cause serious bodily injury. I grant you're neither reasonable nor logical, but again you're reaching for any straw you can find in a storm. I love that you ignored all the other points and went back to hanging your hat on "Can one really conclude that a person intended serious bodily injury when stabbing them with a knife." It's truly comical. The answer, because you clearly need it is yes, it's completely logical and with the legal definition of Texas law for someone to draw that conclusion and pretty much any jury, judge, prosecutor or sane rational person would as well. At this point you're either trolling or seriously the lack intellectual mental capacity for actual logical and worthwhile engagement. Good luck in your future endeavors.
  15. Those are all fronts for cartel money laundering via supposed ice cream sales. Look no further than the TCBY on MLK for supporting evidence. Yes, MS-31 Flavors and TCBY are both in on the grift.
  16. No, I dont have to make assumptions. I'm going off only the known facts at this point. As for intent, you and I covered this already about 3 pages back. But here we go again Texas Law: If you pull a knife out and thrust it in the direction of someone that qualifies for the intent to cause serious bodily injury. If that intent leads to their death it is murder by Texas law. Unless there is clear evidence of self defense which to this point I've seen zero (you've provided none) and him being in the tent and not attempting to leave further leans in the not self defense direction so does bringing a knife to a track meet. Also, his confession supports this as well. So your going against known facts, the actual law as it is written, a confession and all reasonable logic to ask your intent question. This is the second time we've covered this, you and I directly. You keep clutching at straws and provide zero links or support for any of your positions. It is pretty typical behavior for you.
  17. Your illogical attempts at semantics are amusing. Yes, room temperature IQ folks will conclude that if person a pulls a knife out on person B and person B ends up dead from a knife wound that c- person A was trying to stab person B. What an odd, illogical leap of faith with no ties to reality. You keep on reaching out there I'm sure spaghetti monsters, lochness and aliens are next on the possible reasons this occurred. I've noted in every.single.post.on.this.thread. that more evidence or facts may surface that alters my (and other people's) perception of the case, but given the information we currently have it definitely looks like murder. The statements of the suspect is a fairly decent reason to come to that conclusion. And before you go there, yes, I've already noted its not impossible it was coerced. So, am I not to believe the words of the person who, ya know, did the fucking stabbing?
  18. Fuck, using tapa talk and quoting should be a legal defense for stabbing someone in the heart. Edit - And it does under the Terroristic Threat aspect of capital murder A 3: TERRORISTIC THREAT. (a) A person commits an offense if he threatens to commit any offense involving violence to any person or property with intent to: (1) cause a reaction of any type to his threat by an official or volunteer agency organized to deal with emergencies; (2) place any person in fear of imminent serious bodily injury; (3) prevent or interrupt the occupation or use of a building, room, place of assembly, place to which the public has access, place of employment or occupation, aircraft, automobile, or other form of conveyance, or other public place; This is nuance I might be missing reading and I'm happy to be corrected about the definition of Capital Murder. However, none of that alters: If you stab someone with a knife, and they die, its murder Unless there are other circumstances that occurred.
  19. She got any eligibility left?
  20. The premeditated aspect only comes into play on a murder charge as it relates to Capital Murder, which has a different legal standard than Murder. Again, unless he was attacked and defending himself, or some other yet unknown facts present themselves, if you stab someone with a knife, and they die, by Texas legal code, that's murder.
  21. Allowing a court case to proceed, getting a full grasp of all the details and evidence, and coming up with an opinion on what occurred after rather than jumping to conclusions immediately.... ain't nobody got time for that! I need to formulate my position on the topic with scant details, vague non-citied stories and whether or not there was access to sea bass.
  22. Yeah, the part about Illinois immediately raised my suspicion, but not prior to the lack of any sources on the story. I put as much faith in that as the lost visitor savior stories on Texags at this point.
  23. That's true, but if you dont use a bail bondsman you have to produce the entire amount.
  24. Bro, do you even murder? Ms Nicole killed the victim in the tent with a knife, but she's not a murderer. Also, Frisco has a grocery store that serves beer and I write with sincere regards most of the time. Not that the last aspect is a revelation to anyone. Regards, BE
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