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2020-01-19 at 5:12 PM UTC
Originally posted by iam_asiam68 i did not always agree with him. but i did agree that if arizona is a gateway to illegals, he should be able to catch them and send them back. more whites and blacks were reformed by his jail methods than any other jail system in the usa. but he was a racist person and that led to his downfall.
He isn't racist, he just won't stand for his own country getting invaded by millions of third world foreigners. Let them go back to their own countries and fix their own backwards shit, instead of trying to bring it all over here.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-01-19 at 5:13 PM UTC
Originally posted by iam_asiam68 Sheriff Joe vs. Norway: Who Better Fixes Inmates …
www.mightyheaton.com/.../sheriff-joe...better-fixes-inmates
Aug 06, 2012 · Sheriff Joe vs. Norway: Who Better Fixes Inmates? I hope I never get arrested for any of my hilarious pranks, but if the day should come, the last place I’d like to be caught is in Phoenix, Arizona.
'Chopped' champion learned to cook in Tent City
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Nov 02, 2016 · Prisoners must live in the tents at Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Tent City Jail, but they have the use of an indoor day room. … Tent City inmates are required to work in jail and do county job …Not Found
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You always seem to provide dead links as 'sources' lol. -
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2020-01-19 at 5:20 PM UTC
Originally posted by Technologist I agree. Iam does lose his temper, no doubt; that’s why I said you have to consider where people are from.
Idk, but I’ve seen Iam swallow his pride, and admit being wrong.
Having said that, Iam you do have some wild religious beliefs, that’s why I won’t even debate you on religion.
it does seem whacked because i use the hebrew and aramaic VS the english versions.
i do that because the english many times is nowhere close to what the older manuscripts even meant.
like the jonah and whale story.
we were taught in english bibles jonah was swallowed alive and remained alive for 3 days.
but the older more accurate versions show that seaweed caught jonah's leg and he drowned. then a big whale came and swallowed him. so he was dead inside the whale.
to me, that bit of original language knowledge compared to english makes a big difference in knowing what really took place.
and sadly, i've found it's that way for much of the english bible compared to the older texts...as in, they don't match.
and if i am going to believe in God, i would rather know the true story, not one that was unfortunately mistranslated. -
2020-01-19 at 5:25 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace You always seem to provide dead links as 'sources' lol.
that's irritating because here are the actual articles that do click and go to the source page on my end.
Sheriff Joe vs. Norway: Who Better Fixes Inmates?
I hope I never get arrested for any of my hilarious pranks, but if the day should come, the last place I’d like to be caught is in Phoenix, Arizona. Not just because of the heat and my aversion to the overuse of bland adobe houses. Because of the county’s judicial warlord, Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Joe Arpaio (colloquially known as “Sheriff Joe”) propounds to be the toughest sheriff in the country. He’s certainly the nastiest in terms of prisoner treatment. He is the embodiment of punitive judicial thought: prisons exist to punish evil-doers. The harsher the sentence, the less likely felons are to resume unsavory activities upon release, and the more deterred potential criminals are from committing crimes in the first place. This contrasts sharply with utilitarian thinking, which centers around the notion that prisons exist to rehabilitate criminals to re-enter society.
'Chopped' champion learned to cook in Tent City
How many inmates can say they found their passion for cooking in Maricopa County's Tent City Jail?
Mesa native Fernando Ruiz can.
As rough as it was making breakfast, lunch and dinner for hundreds of fellow inmates housed in military-style tents (and with allegedly low-quality ingredients), the conditions gave Ruiz an edge in Food Network's popular "Chopped" competition. -
2020-01-19 at 5:27 PM UTC
Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace I mean, there are reasons and there are excuses. Having a certain upbringing doesn't excuse his behavior. He's still in the wrong. Only here he won't admit it because he's stuck on the whole pride thing. Dude is a bigot through and through and was intensely insulted by simply being called a faggot, and even came on here seemingly questioning whether he came off as a faggot or something?
This is the definition of a snowflake.
I agree with you. That’s why I told him people who tend to lose their temper, need to do some self reflection and make efforts to make a change. There are no excuses. I’m just giving you some insight into why Iam is who he is. Is he a hot head, yes! Does he have wild religious beliefs, yes. Can he be a bigot, yes!
Once someone loses their temper, they begin to lose credibility, I agree.
Buttt, having said that there’s a huge bigoted membership here. There’s people here with wild religious beliefs. There’s people here that are tough guys, maybe not as intense as Iam, but they’re here.
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2020-01-19 at 5:29 PM UTCIt's because Internet Explorer and some other browsers shorten the URL in your URL bar to "help" you by putting a "..." in the web address displayed, so when you copy and past the URL displayed, you are not copying the entire URL, just the beginning and end of it.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-19 at 5:29 PM UTCAlso Iam, you “Joe” fans are as nuts as he is.😁
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2020-01-19 at 5:32 PM UTC
Originally posted by Technologist Once someone loses their temper, they begin to lose credibility, I agree.
let's examine this:
who came up with this idea that losing temper = losing credibility?
people who are afraid to lose their temper
people who are timid
people who are shy
people with no backbone
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2020-01-19 at 5:35 PM UTC
Originally posted by Technologist Also Iam, you “Joe” fans are as nuts as he is.😁
but i know illegals are humans like the rest of us.
and i know when my people came here in the 1700's they had to go through immigration.
i figure then, if my people had to do it, then all people should be forced to do it. -
2020-01-19 at 5:38 PM UTCI’m just telling you my opinion. I’ve been in situations where people get hot headed, and I just shut down and stop listening. I guess our difference here Iam, is that I’m a girl and have no need to be aggressive, some of you guys feel that need. It’s the “manly” thing to do.
And I am by no means, timid, shy, or lack a backbone, you know this. I’m also not afraid of losing my temper, I just chose not to, I prefer calm conversation, it gets a persons point taken more seriously. -
2020-01-19 at 5:39 PM UTCWhat I do is a simply state to the person in a completely neutral tone and without insult that they are in error. If they then give any backlip or argument, I grab them by the throat and start squeezing, and use my leg to stop them from squirming around trying to get out of the hold, cut their air supply off until they start turning purple, then I release and tell them in the exact same neutral manner that they fucked up. Usually, at that point they'll admit they fucked up, but some double down, so I beat the shit right out of them until their lips ain't flapping no more.
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2020-01-19 at 5:41 PM UTC
Originally posted by -SpectraL What I do is a simply state to the person in a completely neutral tone and without insult that they are in error. If they then give any backlip or argument, I grab them by the throat and start squeezing, and use my leg to stop them from squirming around trying to get out of the hold, cut their air supply off until they start turning purple, then I release and tell them in the exact same neutral manner that they fucked up. Usually, at that point they'll admit they fucked up, but some double down, so I beat the shit right out of them until their lips ain't flapping no more.
Point proven about aggressive. -
2020-01-19 at 5:44 PM UTCNobody learns until they learn their lessons. Talk is cheap.
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2020-01-19 at 5:46 PM UTCi can see your points and can agree to them.
but generally, the people writing my paychecks do not fall into these categories.
people who are afraid to lose their temper
people who are timid
people who are shy
people with no backbone -
2020-01-19 at 5:47 PM UTC
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2020-01-19 at 5:49 PM UTC
Originally posted by iam_asiam68 i can see your points and can agree to them.
but generally, the people writing my paychecks do not fall into these categories.
people who are afraid to lose their temper
people who are timid
people who are shy
people with no backbone
And that’s why I said, where you’re from, this kind of behavior is not unusual. Is it my style? NO. It was in my 20s, but I was humbled right quick. -
2020-01-19 at 5:49 PM UTC
Originally posted by Technologist I’d like to see you exert your manliness working in a hospital setting. Get your ass kicked out in a nanosecond.
talk to the person taking your insurance and identification. i've seen em deny people for not having insurance. and i've seen them down talk to people who did not have insurance. and yet, management allows this. -
2020-01-19 at 5:50 PM UTCI’m actually speaking about problem resolution between coworkers.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-19 at 5:51 PM UTC
Originally posted by Technologist And that’s why I said, where you’re from, this kind of behavior is not unusual. Is it my style? NO. It was in my 20s, but I was humbled right quick.
but it still leads back to my original question and statement. big difference between attitude and confidence. and those who have neither, tend to define how they choose because they cannot recognize either nor the difference.
