[Edited on March 11, 2010 at 5:25 PM. Reason : oh dear, it appears i made a spelling error in the title, i'm sorry]

haha fuck i didnt even spell semen right either

[Edited on March 11, 2010 at 5:26 PM. Reason : .]

3/11/2010 5:25:40 PM

god i hate bev perdue so fucking much

3/11/2010 5:26:06 PM

TWW's TreeTwista10 hates english

3/11/2010 5:27:16 PM

i also nearly put 'Purdue'

3/11/2010 5:28:05 PM

i dont pay attention much to NC govt. what did she do so badly that everyone hates her?

3/11/2010 5:28:09 PM

i dunno, for one thing North Carolina's unemployment is higher than the national rate...thats not cool

3/11/2010 5:32:55 PM

seemin'

3/11/2010 5:34:38 PM

that had more to do with wachovia and the banking heavy industry in Charlotte.

but the bitch won the election and raised taxes on cigarettes, alcohol and food

i can understand cigarettes and alcohol, but what kind of soulless monster cunt do you have to be to raise taxes on food in the middle of the worst recession in 60 fucking years???

3/11/2010 5:37:20 PM

i thought you'd at least post a pic of her with a bunch of sailors

3/11/2010 5:38:35 PM

yeah i accidentally misspelled semen in the title, under the guise of misspelling Siemens

3/11/2010 5:39:01 PM

^^ok, in other words this hate is way over exaggerated then. thanks for explaining

3/11/2010 5:39:53 PM

I thought this was about chembob.

3/11/2010 5:42:17 PM

She is not fiscally competent - in the first year of her term she tried to get a budget passed that was like 22bill and would effect about 1700 state jobs (aka lay them off), only to be shot down to have a 21bill budget (less than what she proposed) passed that would only effect about 700 state jobs. Personally I don't like her stance on the lifer's trying to get out under the 40 year rule with good behavior by blocking what the supreme courts say is right, and that's to let them out because they fulfilled their active sentences according to NC law that they were incarcerated under. I can't wait until voting season comes back around. She just simply not competent enough to be governor in my opinion.

3/11/2010 5:47:31 PM

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"but the bitch won the election and raised taxes on cigarettes, alcohol and food i can understand cigarettes and alcohol, but what kind of soulless monster cunt do you have to be to raise taxes on food in the middle of the worst recession in 60 fucking years???"

well...if taxes on alcohol and cigarettes helps people cut back on smoking and drinking, maybe she's helping our state out with its obesity problem too

3/11/2010 6:03:44 PM

She's trying to privatize ABC stores.

3/11/2010 6:05:24 PM

More like Bev Perdont, amirite?!

3/11/2010 6:20:24 PM

3/11/2010 6:46:35 PM

3/11/2010 6:47:28 PM

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"Personally I don't like her stance on the lifer's trying to get out under the 40 year rule with good behavior by blocking what the supreme courts say is right, and that's to let them out because they fulfilled their active sentences according to NC law that they were incarcerated under."

This is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

It was a dumb loophole in the law that should have never existed.

You have to be the dumbest fucker on the planet to think an individual that participated in the killing of a trooper in cold blood after a bank robbery should sleep anywhere but a 10x10 or a dirt nap.

Fuck having some sympathy for the scum of the Earth.

3/11/2010 6:56:26 PM

It was not a loophole. Life was determined to be 80 years by the law, and was automatically cut in half to 40 years upon hitting the prison gates (all sentences under the old law were halved at the prison gates). Tell me where was the loophole? It was laid out plain and simple. All I know is that the law is the law. They served their time according to the law, they deserve to be released. These people where pretty much kids when they committed these crimes, and have grown-up, and most of them have actually had good behavior for the entire time in prison (that's says a lot for someone who doesn't really except to get out at least for 40 years), and were involved in self-improvement activities.

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3/11/2010 8:21:00 PM

the loophole is that when someone is sentenced to "life" in jail, you expect that to mean for the rest of their life, not for 40 or 80 years

3/11/2010 8:28:43 PM

They "DEFINED" life under the old law as 80 years... is that really that hard for people to understand?

3/11/2010 8:30:13 PM

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"She is not fiscally competent"

Show me a woman who is.

3/11/2010 8:31:11 PM

I don't give two flying fucks how well they behaved when they got put in the slammer. Another human being no longer exists because of malicious pre meditated acts by these fucking animals. To think they can get out from behind bars and live out 20 years or so free and clear is unfathomable. You kill another human in the way they did, your life as you knew it is finished.

3/11/2010 8:31:25 PM

^^^ok, the "loophole" is that....

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3/11/2010 8:32:02 PM

Yes you are right under the current law, but not according to old law. They should have just given them 200 years to make sure they did not get out, but instead they can them a chance to get out, because they were essentially kids. Had this been middle-aged people they probably would never get out, since they use to hand down life+40 (60 years basically) to make sure that you did not get out.

^ Wow. A loophole exist when something can be interpreted as something else when it does not have a clear definition, life in those days were CLEARLY DEFINED AS 80 YEARS.


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3/11/2010 8:34:10 PM

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"They "DEFINED" life under the old law as 80 years... is that really that hard for people to understand?"

The law is a creation of the people. And if the people want to redefine it after the fact, especially in cases involving murder, then I don't know why anyone would have a problem with that.

3/11/2010 8:34:46 PM

I agree but unfortunately it doesn't work that way UNLESS they RETRO-ACTIVATE what life meant when they made the new law and they DID NOT do that.

3/11/2010 8:36:30 PM

seedless I fully understand what the law said

my point is that if anyone is sentenced to "life in prison", the common understanding of that phrase implies someone spends the rest of their life in prison...I'm sure the 80 year deal was something based on average life expectancy or something...but why can't it be based on someone living in prison until they die? i wonder if you asked the jurors who convicted the people if they would've voted for the death penalty if they had known what would have eventually happened

btw, she loves semen

3/11/2010 8:38:36 PM

It can work whatever way the people want it to work. Who is going to lobby against the state legislature signing an emergency act to stop this? Is it in North Carolina's constitution that says the legislature can't do that?

3/11/2010 8:38:54 PM

why is there soap box in my chit chat?

3/11/2010 8:39:25 PM

^^^Because that not how it was defined. I know you understand.

^^Oh there is nothing wrong with your view, but to purposely go back and change a law just because people are actually going to get out, versus just having it on your agenda to change it is vile, deceitful, and something a scoundrel would do. I do not want these qualities in my governor.

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3/11/2010 8:40:14 PM

^^you could end it all by posting n00d pix of yourself

3/11/2010 8:41:29 PM

hahahaha




















no

3/11/2010 8:41:49 PM

I'm against sticking years onto someone's jail sentence.

3/11/2010 8:42:55 PM

I hope you are not joking. I think its very messed up to do so.

3/11/2010 8:43:36 PM

Well, it looks like Due Process says nothing can really be done. GG North Carolina, way to fuck this one up.

3/11/2010 8:44:05 PM

I agree with ^^that too, I just think the law needs to be redefined

do you think the jurors in the trial were aware they were going to be letting convicted murderers out on the streets eventually?

^the justice system is a joke

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3/11/2010 8:44:21 PM

Yes I do.

Also, these days under the new law parole does not exist, so life is natural life.

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3/11/2010 8:46:30 PM

What the ACLU said about the matter

http://www.aclu.org/prisoners-rights/aclu-north-carolina-calls-governor-beverly-perdue-and-attorney-general-roy-cooper-r


You best believe if these people end up staying in NC they'll be hounded to no end by their local LEOs trying to nab them on something.

3/11/2010 8:48:12 PM

A governor that does not uphold the law has to gtfo of office in my opinion. I'll def be at the polls when time comes. Its all a political game, obviously. Tough on crime! gets the votes, haha.

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3/11/2010 8:50:47 PM

I thought this was going to be about Moby Dick

3/11/2010 8:51:19 PM

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"I hope you are not joking. I think its very messed up to do so."

Nah I'm not joking.

Probably should have been sentenced to actual life in the first place, but you can't go around changing a sentence because you think someone hasn't been punished enough when they are about to get out.

3/11/2010 8:51:31 PM

Exactly. Its not about taking up for wrong-doers its about upholding what was written as law. She is essentially breaking the law in my opinion.

3/11/2010 8:52:56 PM

What's wrong with Navy fans?

3/11/2010 9:29:49 PM