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LOL! Too bad they didnt play it as entrance music when they first entered the court room...now that'd be fucking funny.

You'd think a lawyer would probably have more forethought than that. I understand the principles of association.. but seriously.. he should've known better.. a LOT better. Deserves a public spanking at least.

OMG ROFLMFAO!!!

That's hilarious.

Stupid that he was treated so. I think it's funny that he would see such irony. Good on him. I SHOT THE SHERRIF! But I did not shoot the deputy.

LMAO!

Thats just too funny.

I expected a humane reaction from you guys,but i guess the fact that a cop was killed is unimportant to you.

Montcalm wrote: I expected a humane reaction from you guys,but i guess the fact that a cop was killed is unimportant to you.

*cough*

People die all the time, the fact that it was a cop who died does not make it any more or less important than any other death.

And yeah, this really is pretty damn funny.

i know its not more important than anyone else dying,but this song coming out of a lawyers claptrap is disrespectful,plus why did they wasted time with a trial when everyone knows the bum is guilty,one bullet to the head is cheaper than 25 years in jailed.

Montcalm wrote:i know its not more important than anyone else dying,but this song coming out of a lawyers claptrap is disrespectful,plus why did they wasted time with a trial when everyone knows the bum is guilty,one bullet to the head is cheaper than 25 years in jailed.

Your assuming that the lawyer was actually intentionally singing that song with his case in mind. Could be that he is just a Bob Marly fan. I mean, how many of us actually think about the songs we sing to ourselves?

The article didn't mention if the singing was meant to offend the family, or if it was simply a song the lawyer had stuck in his head. Being careless and being purposefully disrespectful are two different things.

The Kernel wrote:

Montcalm wrote:i know its not more important than anyone else dying,but this song coming out of a lawyers claptrap is disrespectful,plus why did they wasted time with a trial when everyone knows the bum is guilty,one bullet to the head is cheaper than 25 years in jailed.

Your assuming that the lawyer was actually intentionally singing that song with his case in mind. Could be that he is just a Bob Marly fan. I mean, how many of us actually think about the songs we sing to ourselves?

OH yes i`m sure he knew what he was doing,plus like i wrote in a previous thread he`s the one who came up with the self-defense bullshit.

Montcalm wrote:i know its not more important than anyone else dying,but this song coming out of a lawyers claptrap is disrespectful,

As Kernal said, how do we know this man had that case in mind?

plus why did they wasted time with a trial when everyone knows the bum is guilty,one bullet to the head is cheaper than 25 years in jailed.

I'm not quite sure what you are talking about here. The lawyer isn't guilty of anything other than ignorance (but it's still pretty damn funny...). The defendant on the other hand, that's a different matter.

sorry the formula for comedy is tragedy+time or distance.

carol burnet.