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Schadenfreude

Postby expat » Thu Jan 23, 2014 2:28 pm

schadenfreude..........You bet O0

Seem like little Justin Beaver has been a naughty boy......

Drag racing
Speeding
Drink driving
Smoked maharaja
Taken prescription drug (ok, maybe it was his)
Driving on a invalid license
and
Resisting arrest.........

http://news.sky.com/story/1199785/justi ... dui-charge


This should keep his lawyer and publicity team busy for a while.................... :lol: :lol:

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edit.....some great lines here.....
http://newsthump.com/2014/01/23/planet- ... l-offence/

The United States’ eagerness to kill people who break the law suddenly seems perfectly reasonable according to people learning of the arrest of Justin Bieber today.

Bieber was arrested after taking part in an illegal drag race after drinking alcohol and smoking Marijuana – a crime many are now equating to murder and felony drug-trafficking.

Music fan Simon Williams told us, “I’ve been a staunch opponent of capital punishment in the United States for as long as I can remember, but then you have to look at how heinous a crime drag racing actually is.”

“If you really think about it, it’s up there with rape and child molestation. And they did catch Justin Bieber absolutely red-handed, didn’t they?”

“It’s not like there could be a miscarriage of justice here, is there? I mean he was driving, racing in fact, after drinking and taking drugs. It seems pretty clear-cut to me.”

“I think as long as they don’t have any fourteen year old girls on the jury they’d find him guilty in no time.”

“They should make sure it’s a capital crime then just electrocute him and everyone can move on with their lives safe in the knowledge justice has been done.”
Justin Bieber arrested

Legal experts have said reclassifying a crime could take state and federal intervention, but that early indications are that it was an extremely popular move.

As one lawyer explained, “The decision to make drag racing punishable by death would be a vote winner not just in Florida, but could lead to the white house for anyone that implements it.”

“Plus they’d be the most popular American around the world in decades.” :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:
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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby Fozzer » Thu Jan 23, 2014 4:36 pm

It seems as though he has been a very naughty little boy....again.... :shock: .....

His Mummy obviously hasn't been keeping a careful watch over him..... :o ....

Naughty Mummy too!

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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby Webb » Thu Jan 23, 2014 6:47 pm

It was right down the road from me so it's been the only story on the local news all day.

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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby Steve M » Thu Jan 23, 2014 8:01 pm

Rumors that Lil Beebs could be deported back to Canada depress me a bit. Some say that the huge income taxes he pays in the US will keep him on your property for a bit longer. :dance:
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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby Webb » Thu Jan 23, 2014 8:44 pm

John Lennon was never deported, perhaps for the same reason, but he never left the US after 1972 for fear he would not be re-admitted (convicted of marijuana possession and politically unpopular with president Nixon). Lennon was 32 at the time, wasn't touring and didn't have any pressing reason to leave the country.

At 19 Bieber may find it necessary to perform outside of the US. Will he be re-admitted?

Of course he hasn't been convicted of anything yet, he is presumed innocent and he has a very good lawyer (Roy Black).
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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby CrashII » Thu Jan 23, 2014 11:16 pm

See, I'm not a big fan of modern music as it is. I think it's all crap. Mr. Bieber makes such music. Millions of teenage girls adore this boy. His life is lived in the media, on tv and internerd. Now, he's done some 'bad' things in the recent months/years. Throwing eggs, driving to fast (racing with an expired licence), fighting and a few other minor cases. And what do some say (according to the above story):

Let's make drag racing punishable by death...

How fucked up (excuse the language) in you tiny, backward brain are you if you think things like that? I hope this is not an idea the majority of people have in the US.
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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby expat » Fri Jan 24, 2014 1:24 am

CrashII wrote:See, I'm not a big fan of modern music as it is. I think it's all crap. Mr. Bieber makes such music. Millions of teenage girls adore this boy. His life is lived in the media, on tv and internerd. Now, he's done some 'bad' things in the recent months/years. Throwing eggs, driving to fast (racing with an expired licence), fighting and a few other minor cases. And what do some say (according to the above story):

Let's make drag racing punishable by death...

How fucked up (excuse the language) in you tiny, backward brain are you if you think things like that? I hope this is not an idea the majority of people have in the US.



Calm down Carlo, it was just a bit of humour.........in the same way I think that people who cannot park between two white lines and instead take up two parking spaces should be summarily executed and their car crushed. It just shows annoyance at a situation and a lot of taking the p$ss too.

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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby Apex » Fri Jan 24, 2014 7:43 am

For those of you who have been to Miami Beach, it's usually difficult enough to get around period, let alone drag race.

If I wanted to drag race in Miami, there's plenty of places of areas in the western part of the county where you can, illegally, yes, but at least a bit more safely,
do it, with little or no traffic around.

Not that I support this, far from it. Not much point to prove with illegal drag racing. So what if your car's faster than the next guy's?

And maybe a DUI to boot here also. Another problem with him. Ever hear of "Don't drink and drive"? Fine example he's setting for his fans.

The bottom line is that when you're behind the wheel, you're just like anyone else. They should treat him like anyone else caught drag racing - by the book.
Of course, he's got a well known attorney defending him, so we'll see.
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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby Capt_Cronic » Fri Jan 24, 2014 11:48 am

the "girls" in the big house are drooling already :clap: :lol:
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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby JP » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:16 pm

I don't see any way he could get out of this, even if he has a good lawyer, he was caught redhanded, its like your wife walks into you cheating on her and you contueing. :lol:
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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby Fozzer » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:34 pm

Top Hollywood Film Stars, don't get away with it, with all their money and Lawyers!

..unless his Lawyers can claim that as a youngster he will be subject to cruel and inhumane treatment from a bunch of burly Mexicans in a Southern Californian Jail.... ;) ...!

I reckon he will be toasted, for a while...

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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby Steve M » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:57 pm

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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby CrashII » Fri Jan 24, 2014 2:01 pm

expat wrote:
CrashII wrote:See, I'm not a big fan of modern music as it is. I think it's all crap. Mr. Bieber makes such music. Millions of teenage girls adore this boy. His life is lived in the media, on tv and internerd. Now, he's done some 'bad' things in the recent months/years. Throwing eggs, driving to fast (racing with an expired licence), fighting and a few other minor cases. And what do some say (according to the above story):

Let's make drag racing punishable by death...

How fucked up (excuse the language) in you tiny, backward brain are you if you think things like that? I hope this is not an idea the majority of people have in the US.



Calm down Carlo, it was just a bit of humour.........in the same way I think that people who cannot park between two white lines and instead take up two parking spaces should be summarily executed and their car crushed. It just shows annoyance at a situation and a lot of taking the p$ss too.

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Ah, I see I missed the punchline then. Sorry if I offended anyone.

Matt, if you would execute anyone who couldn't park and crush their cars, a lot of men would have to walk to their wifes funeral... :shock:
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Re: Schadenfreude

Postby expat » Fri Jan 24, 2014 3:10 pm

CrashII wrote:
expat wrote:
CrashII wrote:See, I'm not a big fan of modern music as it is. I think it's all crap. Mr. Bieber makes such music. Millions of teenage girls adore this boy. His life is lived in the media, on tv and internerd. Now, he's done some 'bad' things in the recent months/years. Throwing eggs, driving to fast (racing with an expired licence), fighting and a few other minor cases. And what do some say (according to the above story):

Let's make drag racing punishable by death...

How fucked up (excuse the language) in you tiny, backward brain are you if you think things like that? I hope this is not an idea the majority of people have in the US.



Calm down Carlo, it was just a bit of humour.........in the same way I think that people who cannot park between two white lines and instead take up two parking spaces should be summarily executed and their car crushed. It just shows annoyance at a situation and a lot of taking the p$ss too.

Matt


Ah, I see I missed the punchline then. Sorry if I offended anyone.

Matt, if you would execute anyone who couldn't park and crush their cars, a lot of men would have to walk to their wifes funeral... :shock:


Did not think of that........... :lol: :lol:

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