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I just happened onto this thread, my apologies for the delay in replying...
It is of no relevance to me what "Guest" posted about LEO's. He is obviously NOT a LEO and it wouldn't surprise me to find out he/she/it has a record. Even if there is no record, obviously "Guest" has a beef with LEO's in general, either way I don't care..
Guest is not a "fellow" anything to me, I don't know guest, I don't know you or anyone else on this site. I read the threads and post where I choose to express my opinion, this seems to have bothered you to some degree...again, I don't care.
Before you say you aren't irritated by me, think about this, apparently I have managed to consume your thoughts at least to the extent that now you address me in your posts in threads where I am not even involved in the discussion.
Also, since you continually make comments about "tough guy" this and that, and "tough guy slurs", would you mind pointing exactly what you are referring to when you write these things. Maybe we just interpret things differently, but I haven't seen anything that supports your inferences.
"Perhaps it's your type of attitude that gives us this image."
Perhaps it's your attitude that leads me to believe you cannot substantiate your accusations. Most of the baseless insinuations seem to be coming from you, NOT me. Thus, you are making false accusations making you among those responsible for perpetuating "this image".
In some of your earlier posts, I thought you made some valid points, but lately I've seen nothing but useless attempts to taunt, accusations without merit and downright useless drivel.
I have asked repeatedly for you validate the accusations and insinuations you have made toward me...to date you have falied to do so. Until you do, don't be surpirsed if I choose not to respond to any more of your posts. To me, they are meaningless and a waste of time.
Take care, PK
Posted by: Public Servant Posted on: Jul 24th, 2003 at 5:22am
Forget the poly. Come clean with your probation officer, and get back on track while you're still a minor.
George and Beech,
While giving out generic CM advice is free speech, I'd say there'd be some risk in advising a person, who tells you they are a criminal trying to get around justice, to attempt to defeat a polygraph of this type. Perhaps civil or criminal charges could be pursued regarding the offense of accessory. I know it might seem far fetched, but I would not want to be the test case if I were you.
However, in Beech's defense, this appears to only be a case of underage drinking and Beech only advised him to read TLBTLD, not to heed any specific advice therein.
Wow!! I think I just came to the defense of Beech Trees!! Is that Satan I just saw wearing a parka?!
Poly Killer (if you're reading this),
Guest just insinuated that all cops have no sense of objectivity. This is one of your fellow anti-poly posters, I assume. Will you attack Guest with tough guy slurs; or blame the fat old examiners for tarnishing your shield. Perhaps it's your type of attitude that gives us this image. I'd be interested in your thoughts
Posted by: Zerotolerance Posted on: Jul 23rd, 2003 at 4:59pm
Fifty Cents have you ever considered that your inability to stop drinking while on probation may be a wake up call that you have a drinking problem..?and that your problems with the law are a result of your drinking problem? So keep on drinking and lying about it and trying to find ways to avoid the problem and your problem will keep you in places like this if it doesn't kill you first.
Posted by: guest Posted on: Jun 23rd, 2003 at 8:13pm
Saidme ia a cops is he/she not? That would be typical of a LEO. Guilty even if proven inocent. The world is against them and everyone in the world is guilty of something in some manner or another. Trust noone hey saidme?
Posted by: orolan Posted on: Jun 23rd, 2003 at 4:54am
Saidme, why is it that you have a habit of bringing this up? Something in your subconcious mind? True, we don't know anything about fiftycents, but then again, we don't know anything about you, either. But I'm starting to wonder about you
Posted by: Saidme Posted on: Jun 23rd, 2003 at 1:05am
1st Amendment, that's a classic George. I guess if BT, or you for that matter, were to assist a convicted criminal in furthering their criminal behavior, I would imagine most courts would frown upon that. I suppose I could give you many examples but I'm sure you can come up with some on your own.
Posted by: George W. Maschke Posted on: Jun 22nd, 2003 at 8:10pm
Fifty cents. At some point you're going to need to take a little responsibility for your actions. That's something you should have learned by now through your dealings with the criminal justice system. However, it is quite apparent that you have not learned that lesson and you continue to be a poor victim. You must feel as though everybody is out to get you, whaaaaa! Sure I've got some advice. Go into your examination and pull you head out of your ass and tell the truth, however painful that might be. You'll be a better person down the road and finally, you'll have taken responsibility for your own actions and maybe for once, your own life.
Beech
You must feel proud assisting convicted criminals on how to (attempt to) get over on their probationary program. Fifty cents references alcohol issues but neither you or I know whether or not that's the true issue. Maybe he's a child molester. Maybe he lives in your town. Maybe one of your relatives are his next victim. You should be convicted as an accessory.
Posted by: orolan Posted on: Jun 22nd, 2003 at 6:52pm
fiftycents, The repercussions of you failing a probation maintenance poly depend strictly on what state you are in, as they all have different rules. Some allow the poly to be used as evidence in a violation hearing, others don't. Regardless of how you choose to approach the upcoming polygraph, you must stop drinking. You may skate by on the poly, but they'll catch you some other way. I would advise that you come clean with your P.O. and sincerely seek some help in overcoming your alcohol abuse.
Posted by: beech trees Posted on: Jun 22nd, 2003 at 4:42pm
While it's unfortunate that you not only are on probation, but also seemingly violated the terms of your probation, bear in mind that the polygraph is no 'lie detector'. It would behoove you to read The Lie Behind The Lie Detector.
Posted by: fiftycents Posted on: Jun 22nd, 2003 at 10:58am
I will be taking a lie detector shortly, of which I will probably fail. I am on probation and am underage, and am going to be asked if I have been drinking while on probation, amongst other things I'm sure. The results of this fiasco will no doubt leave some harsh restrictions on my life and could cause damage to my life that will affect me for years to come. Does anyone have any advice or experiences they would like to share? Ive talked to a number of people who have said different things, but no one who was very intelligent respectively.