SC sheriff may seek charges against Michael Phelps

[pcjohnnyb]

Originally Posted by iamanmpd

Amy Whinehouse is a heroin addict, Roman Polanski was a teenie toucher, O.J. Simpson is a double murderer. What's your point?

Out of curiousity...what imperfect things have you done?

[LordStanley]

Originally Posted by iamanmpd

Amy Whinehouse is a heroin addict, Roman Polanski was a teenie toucher, O.J. Simpson is a double murderer. What's your point?

That people dont give a crap... So why the eff do you?

[iamanmpd]

Originally Posted by pcjohnnyb

Out of curiousity...what imperfect things have you done?

You really are stupid. You respond to a post where I write about a muderer, child sex offender, and a heroin addict and ask me what imperfect things I have done? Can you get any dumber? When your IQ reaches fifty, sell!

[iamanmpd]

Originally Posted by LordStanley

That people dont give a crap... So why the eff do you?

Don't you think that is part of the problem? People don't give a crap, so why should the person exhibiting the bad behavior change? Why should they act accordingly if there are no consequences to bad behavior? While I again, don't think Michael Phelps should be prosecuted for this crime, I don't condone him breaking the law. Olympians are supposed to represent the best of what this country is all about. Whey those olympians don't live up to a minimal standard of a law abiding person, they let everyone down. It is a further deterioration of this countries value system when we allow it to go unchecked.

[pcjohnnyb]

Originally Posted by iamanmpd

You really are stupid. You respond to a post where I write about a muderer, child sex offender, and a heroin addict and ask me what imperfect things I have done? Can you get any dumber? When your IQ reaches fifty, sell!

It was in response to all of your dumb posts in this thread, I just chose to not quote them all

[pcjohnnyb]

Originally Posted by iamanmpd

Don't you think that is part of the problem? People don't give a crap, so why should the person exhibiting the bad behavior change? Why should they act accordingly if there are no consequences to bad behavior? While I again, don't think Michael Phelps should be prosecuted for this crime, I don't condone him breaking the law. Olympians are supposed to represent the best of what this country is all about. Whey those olympians don't live up to a minimal standard of a law abiding person, they let everyone down. It is a further deterioration of this countries value system when we allow it to go unchecked.

I have NEVER considered an Olympian to be any more than an extraordinary athlete...I don't expect them to be perfect (or near it even) in any aspect of their lives

[iamanmpd]

Originally Posted by pcjohnnyb

It was in response to all of your dumb posts in this thread, I just chose to not quote them all

Good come back! You are a sharp one.

[pcjohnnyb]

Originally Posted by iamanmpd

Good come back! You are a sharp one.

Ok...who let this guy out into society, unsupervised?

[iamanmpd]

Originally Posted by pcjohnnyb

I have NEVER considered an Olympian to be any more than an extraordinary athlete...I don't expect them to be perfect (or near it even) in any aspect of their lives

And that is likely because you never played an organized sport in High School or College, therefore never having a coach tell you about the importance of integrity and the honor of having kids look up to you as an amature athlete, especially one who may someday make it to the Olympics.

[LateApex]

Originally Posted by This_person

I'll concede it is a possibiliity. Just not a very big one.

My kids and I trust each other, and are honest and open with each other.

My siblings were crazy pot-heads. I know the smells, I know the signs. I know the honors class kid is just as likely as the "special needs" class kid to toke up. It's more than the surface.

I hope I'm not wrong, but I'm not too worried that I am.

You know the signs?!?!

That's how I know you have no clue...

By the way..

I found the link that I meant to post a while back.

Watch it. Even though you don't condone it - it's a very enlightening documentary.

The Union: The business behind getting high.