Gator Country

GolphinGator · 02-08-2013, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by exiledgator

Or mathematically.

Maybe not, but I saw an article today that said there were three names on a birth certificate. I didn't read the article, but who knows who the baby daddy really is?

**g8rjd** · 03-01-2013, 01:56 PM

Apparently, Penelope Soto had cleaned up her act, passed eight of eight drug tests, and received applause from the court for her success.

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/03/woman...e/#more-228041

ValdostaGatorFan · 03-01-2013, 02:57 PM

In case yall didn't know, that is what is called a kidiot

**Floridian** · 03-01-2013, 03:16 PM

I don't agree with the attitude that it seems so many people have when it comes to punishment. She was acting like a brat, and needed to be taught a lesson. A permanent prison sentence on her record solves nothing, and will do nothing but destroy her future.

This girl seems like she doesn't get it. Let's pretend she's a human being and is capable of learning from her mistakes. Do you think 30 days in jail will in any way reform her view on the world? Hearning things like, she'll be a mother to a dozen children with serveral men, racially charged im sure, ignoring that the best way to force someone into this kind of spiral is destroying their future through incarceration over nothing.

I know low post count, but it gets me worked up a bit every time. I hear it from so many people, my freinds included. When you don't know a person's name, teach them a serious lesson, then declare they'll be a burden on the state, ignoring the intimate relationship those ideas have with one another.

**lurkingator1** · 03-01-2013, 03:18 PM

Then the Judge said this all boils down to one thing the brat failed to Respect My Authoritah!

**toon66** · 03-01-2013, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Floridian

I don't agree with the attitude that it seems so many people have when it comes to punishment. She was acting like a brat, and needed to be taught a lesson. A permanent prison sentence on her record solves nothing, and will do nothing but destroy her future.

This girl seems like she doesn't get it. Let's pretend she's a human being and is capable of learning from her mistakes. Do you think 30 days in jail will in any way reform her view on the world? Hearning things like, she'll be a mother to a dozen children with serveral men, racially charged im sure, ignoring that the best way to force someone into this kind of spiral is destroying their future through incarceration over nothing.

I know low post count, but it gets me worked up a bit every time. I hear it from so many people, my freinds included. When you don't know a person's name, teach them a serious lesson, then declare they'll be a burden on the state, ignoring the intimate relationship those ideas have with one another.

Racially charged? How so?

**ATLitigator** · 03-01-2013, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Floridian

I don't agree with the attitude that it seems so many people have when it comes to punishment. She was acting like a brat, and needed to be taught a lesson. A permanent prison sentence on her record solves nothing, and will do nothing but destroy her future.

This girl seems like she doesn't get it. Let's pretend she's a human being and is capable of learning from her mistakes. Do you think 30 days in jail will in any way reform her view on the world? Hearning things like, she'll be a mother to a dozen children with serveral men, racially charged im sure, ignoring that the best way to force someone into this kind of spiral is destroying their future through incarceration over nothing.

I know low post count, but it gets me worked up a bit every time. I hear it from so many people, my freinds included. When you don't know a person's name, teach them a serious lesson, then declare they'll be a burden on the state, ignoring the intimate relationship those ideas have with one another.

her future will be better once she learns proper respect and attitude

flip off a judge, go straight to jail