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Plax to prison today...


Darth Biscuit

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You've got to sympathize with the guy. Makes a stupid mistake and pays like hell for it by getting shot in the leg and hospitalized, ruins his career. Then he has to fight a legal battle and in the end has to spend two years in prison. Man. That would suck so hard. If I was Plax I probably would've shot myself again, but on purpose this time. Two years of hell and probably no career to come back to when you get out, all over a one-time mistake. Ugh. I feel for him.

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You've got to sympathize with the guy. Makes a stupid mistake and pays like hell for it by getting shot in the leg and hospitalized, ruins his career. Then he has to fight a legal battle and in the end has to spend two years in prison. Man. That would suck so hard. If I was Plax I probably would've shot myself again, but on purpose this time. Two years of hell and probably no career to come back to when you get out, all over a one-time mistake. Ugh. I feel for him.

Agreed - stupid sentence.

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Just wondering, not being much of a gun enthusiast myself, is it safe to say that his first mistake was having a round chambered at the time? I mean who the hell walks around with a hot weapon? Or do people typically keep a round in the chamber so they don't have to cock it if trouble starts?

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Just wondering, not being much of a gun enthusiast myself, is it safe to say that his first mistake was having a round chambered at the time? I mean who the hell walks around with a hot weapon? Or do people typically keep a round in the chamber so they don't have to cock it if trouble starts?

I keep mine loaded with the safety on at all times.

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Most of the time I hate how players are made examles of in the courts, when the crimes are victimless or with mitigating circumstances. A year or two ago my family hired a guy to do some contracting work with us, who was unemployed and just got out of jail. He was drafted by an NFL team (probably the Panthers, since he was imprisoned in NC), went to a party and had sex with a girl who said she was 21. Two weeks later he was brought up on stat rape charges. He was convicted and at sentencing the judge explicitly said in front of everyone that he was going to make an example of the guy, and he got like 2 years and I think he got sex offender status.

They just ruin these guys' careers over nothing, and I can't stand that. Plax shot himself in the leg. The other guy was basically trapped. It's rediculous. Judges shouldn't make examples out of anyone, just enforce the laws and sentence convicts appropriately.

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