Be on the lookout please

WARRIORWELDING said:
I'd bet my arse your a statistical anomaly.
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Well, I am certainly a special guy. But that aside, I don't think so. I know far to many people who got DUIs, caught for petty crimes, busted with drugs, and managed to live a very fruitful and good life afterwards.

Ron said:
So by your own admission you were a piece of shit and did piece of shit things. Then because of those actions your life was made tough. And you think anyone should feel sorry?
Or am I missing your point?
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I was telling you a personal example of why the system can't be your constant 'boogeyman of failure' that everyone is bashing so foolishly.

But you are all missing the point. Out of curiosity, I wonder how many of you have broken the law and NOT been caught? Or how many of you were caught, paid the price, and moved on without becoming a habitual offender?

Raise your hands.

sawdoff said:
so i did some real bad shit hired a fancy lawyer and walked outa court.

Did you just prove my point?
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You forgot my white privilege. :) By the way, my 'fancy lawyer' was also a public defender. So fancy... enh. Are we just making things up here to be insulting? Is that what we're doing? I can play that game.

"so ur a fat bottomed booger eater. Did you just prove my point?"

Look.

Do what you want.

If you think I'm defending the people who stole your rigs, you're wrong.

If you think I told you about my past looking for sympathy, you're also wrong.

If you think I'm saying the system is foolproof and 100% just and there are no issues, you're still wrong.

If you think that risking your freedoms, your finances, your job, your family, your future over being a vigilante, good luck with all that. But you're being a bunch of hot headed fools.
 
guffey24 said:
Stolen from Siler City on our deer hunting land, chains cut, trespassing on the farmers land and taken from his barn

1991 Honda 4trx 4wd, custom camo paint

2006 Kawasaki Bayou, 2wd green in color

I hate fucking thieves, please keep your eyes peeled, don’t call the law, let me know, we are going to handle it ourselves
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What part of Siler City? I grew up there and my parents still live there. I can keep an eye out when I am visiting over the next few weeks. One comment about the handling it yourself part, I am not against that at all but I would advise against saying stuff like that online where people can see it. Just in case something happens to the meth heads that took your shit, you dont want to be suspect number one.
 
This scene popped in my mind while reading this thread.

I do things 'Law Way'.
Which way?
Law Way.


 
superman27344 said:
What part of Siler City? I grew up there and my parents still live there. I can keep an eye out when I am visiting over the next few weeks. One comment about the handling it yourself part, I am not against that at all but I would advise against saying stuff like that online where people can see it. Just in case something happens to the meth heads that took your shit, you dont want to be suspect number one.
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Bowers Store Rd
 
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Junkyard Dog said:
Its pretty hard to be a repeat offender with two broken arms/hands. just saying.

any photos of 4wheelers? I'm not far from that area and will be on the lookout.
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This is what it looks like, I found this on Facebook last night, it’s not ours

Ours has camo leaf patterns on it, same color though
 
Speaking as someone who had things stolen, went about it the legal way... Found the items on craigslist. Set up a buy and made an attempt to get my stuff back. The police only fucked things up. Basically the guy claimed the stuff wasn't stolen, etc... and the cops were there and told me there was nothing I could do if there wasn't blood or semen on my stereo equipment to identify it. Had I just been there without the cops I would have come away with my belongings. Because I did it the right way and the cops were there, I got fucked.

The system is broken. There is a local guy who has beat 2 women half to death, choked a police officer out and put him in the hospital, etc... He has never served more than a few months and is always released again to repeat. He had a manhunt and 50k reward for a while after the police issue. Still only served a few months.

The world would be better without thieves anyway, so if they wind up dead in a ditch I don't think anyone rational is gonna shed a tear. Well. Unless they are african american... Then they will be young god fearing men in the prime of their life with vast goals you took away from them.
 
I'm just going to stand here on my Rational Thinking soapbox and piss into the wind a little more now...

XJfreakHO said:
Speaking as someone who had things stolen, went about it the legal way... Found the items on craigslist. Set up a buy and made an attempt to get my stuff back. The police only fucked things up. Basically the guy claimed the stuff wasn't stolen, etc... and the cops were there and told me there was nothing I could do if there wasn't blood or semen on my stereo equipment to identify it. Had I just been there without the cops I would have come away with my belongings. Because I did it the right way and the cops were there, I got fucked.
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That sounds simple enough. But the ability for your preferred scenario to go sideways is great.

Personally, I'm always armed when I meet strangers off the internet, and if the item is high dollar enough, I always have an armed buddy as well waiting in my vehicle.

And contrary to all daydreams, confrontations rarely go the way you think that will.

For those of you who think bringing the entire Big Dick Booger club into the fray to back you up will help - you're outnumbering someone gives them even more solid legal grounds to defend themselves with violent and lethal force. The fun and games and intimidation for justice goes out the window when people start bleeding out from sucking chest wounds because you wanted to handle it with your posse. Explain that to their kids. "Well gee, sorry your pa died, but someone stole one of my material possessions, and it was important enough to put all of us at risk and well... he took the first bullet."

Then, legally speaking, the other side of that coin is this:

Someone lists an item for sale.
I claim it is was stolen from me with no evidence or proof supporting my claim.
Cops force them to give it to me because I said so.
Then they claim, "The system is broken."

Our legal system is set up on the belief that you are innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

Sometimes that bites us, but the 'guilty until proven innocent' is the sort of Brett Kavanaugh garbage that makes it easy to ruin or destroy with nothing but hearsay. That's the stuff of absolute legalistic anarchism and no one has any sort of protection against ruination from anyone else.

Our system is flawed, it ain't perfect, there are gaps in laws, gaps in judges abilities and decisions, differences in the arresting officers, attorneys, chain of evidence, all sorts of stuff. Even laws that protect one group of people better than another. But most of it is good and exists for a reason to protect YOU from OTHERS. Your misgivings on the legal system aren't entirely incorrect, but your decisions of taking the law into your own hands is.

The juice ain't worth the squeeze.

Anyways, I'm beating a dead horse into a gooey pulp at this point.

By the way, you all stole beer from me. I demand you return it. It's Rolling Rock, in glass bottles.

Chilled.
 
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Atla said:
I'm just going to stand here on my Rational Thinking soapbox and piss into the wind a little more now...



That sounds simple enough. But the ability for your preferred scenario to go sideways is great.

Personally, I'm always armed when I meet strangers off the internet, and if the item is high dollar enough, I always have an armed buddy as well waiting in my vehicle.

And contrary to all daydreams, confrontations rarely go the way you think that will.

For those of you who think bringing the entire Big Dick Booger club into the fray to back you up will help - you're outnumbering someone gives them even more solid legal grounds to defend themselves with violent and lethal force. The fun and games and intimidation for justice goes out the window when people start bleeding out from sucking chest wounds because you wanted to handle it with your posse. Explain that to their kids. "Well gee, sorry your pa died, but someone stole one of my material possessions, and it was important enough to put all of us at risk and well... he took the first bullet."

Then, legally speaking, the other side of that coin is this:

Someone lists an item for sale.
I claim it is was stolen from me with no evidence or proof supporting my claim.
Cops force them to give it to me because I said so.
Then they claim, "The system is broken."

Our legal system is set up on the belief that you are innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

Sometimes that bites us, but the 'guilty until proven innocent' is the sort of Brett Kavanaugh garbage that makes it easy to ruin or destroy with nothing but hearsay. That's the stuff of absolute legalistic anarchism and no one has any sort of protection against ruination from anyone else.

Our system is flawed, it ain't perfect, there are gaps in laws, gaps in judges abilities and decisions, differences in the arresting officers, attorneys, chain of evidence, all sorts of stuff. Even laws that protect one group of people better than another. But most of it is good and exists for a reason to protect YOU from OTHERS. Your misgivings on the legal system aren't entirely incorrect, but your decisions of taking the law into your own hands is.

The juice ain't worth the squeeze.

Anyways, I'm beating a dead horse into a gooey pulp at this point.

By the way, you all stole beer from me. I demand you return it. It's Rolling Rock, in glass bottles.

Chilled.
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All this talk of guns and confrontations is all in your head.
You are believing a stereo-type that you should know better than.
See I know we like to drive big loud vehicles through the woods and drink beer and have fun...but you are assuming all wheelers are Bubba's and Cleetus's living paycheck to paycheck, smoking meth, and scraping by.
A lot of us are business owners. Maybe even politicians. Many have numerous employees and the ear of a wide audience. "Handling it among us" doesnt have to mean doors kicked in and guns blazing.

It can just as equally mean seeking retribution though alternate, non violent channels. Ostracisation to a degree of a solitude...or any other number of remediation techniques.

That said I want to make one thing very clear. I am not nor have I ever been asscciated with the BDB group, so you arent offending me with your childish name calling. But I do call a number of their ranks a friend and have no doubt they'd have my back in a second if I needed it. Men of honor. Men of action. Pillars of society you might even say. Not guys who rant and rave with 10,000 words of diatribe. After all, a picture is worth 1,000 words.
 
Ron said:
All this talk of guns and confrontations is all in your head.
You are believing a stereo-type that you should know better than.
See I know we like to drive big loud vehicles through the woods and drink beer and have fun...but you are assuming all wheelers are Bubba's and Cleetus's living paycheck to paycheck, smoking meth, and scraping by.
A lot of us are business owners. Maybe even politicians. Many have numerous employees and the ear of a wide audience. "Handling it among us" doesnt have to mean doors kicked in and guns blazing.

It can just as equally mean seeking retribution though alternate, non violent channels. Ostracisation to a degree of a solitude...or any other number of remediation techniques.

That said I want to make one thing very clear. I am not nor have I ever been asscciated with the BDB group, so you arent offending me with your childish name calling. But I do call a number of their ranks a friend and have no doubt they'd have my back in a second if I needed it. Men of honor. Men of action. Pillars of society you might even say. Not guys who rant and rave with 10,000 words of diatribe. After all, a picture is worth 1,000 words.
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Yep. Dude is clearly a nut looking for an argument. At no point did I mention any sort of violence in getting my stuff back. I'm not even gonna feed the troll though.
We all make dumb choices. We all step on the line of the law from time to time. The one thing I will never excuse is a thief.
 
Atla said:
I'm just going to stand here on my Rational Thinking soapbox and piss into the wind a little more now...



That sounds simple enough. But the ability for your preferred scenario to go sideways is great.

Personally, I'm always armed when I meet strangers off the internet, and if the item is high dollar enough, I always have an armed buddy as well waiting in my vehicle.

And contrary to all daydreams, confrontations rarely go the way you think that will.


For those of you who think bringing the entire Big Dick Booger club into the fray to back you up will help - you're outnumbering someone gives them even more solid legal grounds to defend themselves with violent and lethal force. The fun and games and intimidation for justice goes out the window when people start bleeding out from sucking chest wounds because you wanted to handle it with your posse. Explain that to their kids. "Well gee, sorry your pa died, but someone stole one of my material possessions, and it was important enough to put all of us at risk and well... he took the first bullet."

Then, legally speaking, the other side of that coin is this:

Someone lists an item for sale.
I claim it is was stolen from me with no evidence or proof supporting my claim.
Cops force them to give it to me because I said so.
Then they claim, "The system is broken."

Our legal system is set up on the belief that you are innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

Sometimes that bites us, but the 'guilty until proven innocent' is the sort of Brett Kavanaugh garbage that makes it easy to ruin or destroy with nothing but hearsay. That's the stuff of absolute legalistic anarchism and no one has any sort of protection against ruination from anyone else.

Our system is flawed, it ain't perfect, there are gaps in laws, gaps in judges abilities and decisions, differences in the arresting officers, attorneys, chain of evidence, all sorts of stuff. Even laws that protect one group of people better than another. But most of it is good and exists for a reason to protect YOU from OTHERS. Your misgivings on the legal system aren't entirely incorrect, but your decisions of taking the law into your own hands is.

The juice ain't worth the squeeze.

Anyways, I'm beating a dead horse into a gooey pulp at this point.

By the way, you all stole beer from me. I demand you return it. It's Rolling Rock, in glass bottles.

Chilled.
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Youve made wide assumptions, contradicted yourself, and spewded bleeding ass liberal gargon. if you feel the need to continue do the decent thing and start your own thread, this is a man asking for help looking for his property.
 
Ron said:
All this talk of guns and confrontations is all in your head..... "Handling it among us" doesnt have to mean doors kicked in and guns blazing.
It can just as equally mean seeking retribution though alternate, non violent channels. Ostracisation to a degree of a solitude...or any other number of remediation techniques.
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Granted, no one said anything about guns, but its hard to argue that there won't be a confrontation or violence when it was clearly stated there would be.

guffey24 said:
But if I do see them or one of them again, somebody will be fishing there teeth out of there throat no questions asked, and that’s a guarantee
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jcramsey said:
Granted, no one said anything about guns, but its hard to argue that there won't be a confrontation or violence when it was clearly stated there would be.
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Hrmm...let me say this another way.
Guffey is a man of intergrity in my book. We even once had a less than ideal transaction and he handled it with so much class and integrity it actually made me like him more.
If he guaranteed something...Id be inclined to count on it. ;)
 
Ron said:
Hrmm...let me say this another way.
Guffey is a man of intergrity in my book. We even once had a less than ideal transaction and he handled it with so much class and integrity it actually made me like him more.
If he guaranteed something...Id be inclined to count on it. ;)
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That's not really saying it another way...that's more like saying something completely different altogether. ;)
 
Ron said:
All this talk of guns and confrontations is all in your head.
You are believing a stereo-type that you should know better than.
See I know we like to drive big loud vehicles through the woods and drink beer and have fun...but you are assuming all wheelers are Bubba's and Cleetus's living paycheck to paycheck, smoking meth, and scraping by.
A lot of us are business owners. Maybe even politicians. Many have numerous employees and the ear of a wide audience. "Handling it among us" doesnt have to mean doors kicked in and guns blazing.

It can just as equally mean seeking retribution though alternate, non violent channels. Ostracisation to a degree of a solitude...or any other number of remediation techniques.

That said I want to make one thing very clear. I am not nor have I ever been asscciated with the BDB group, so you arent offending me with your childish name calling. But I do call a number of their ranks a friend and have no doubt they'd have my back in a second if I needed it. Men of honor. Men of action. Pillars of society you might even say. Not guys who rant and rave with 10,000 words of diatribe. After all, a picture is worth 1,000 words.
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No guns necessary.....

 
Atla said:
I'm just going to stand here on my Rational Thinking soapbox and piss into the wind a little more now...



That sounds simple enough. But the ability for your preferred scenario to go sideways is great.

Personally, I'm always armed when I meet strangers off the internet, and if the item is high dollar enough, I always have an armed buddy as well waiting in my vehicle.

And contrary to all daydreams, confrontations rarely go the way you think that will.

For those of you who think bringing the entire Big Dick Booger club into the fray to back you up will help - you're outnumbering someone gives them even more solid legal grounds to defend themselves with violent and lethal force. The fun and games and intimidation for justice goes out the window when people start bleeding out from sucking chest wounds because you wanted to handle it with your posse. Explain that to their kids. "Well gee, sorry your pa died, but someone stole one of my material possessions, and it was important enough to put all of us at risk and well... he took the first bullet."

Then, legally speaking, the other side of that coin is this:

Someone lists an item for sale.
I claim it is was stolen from me with no evidence or proof supporting my claim.
Cops force them to give it to me because I said so.
Then they claim, "The system is broken."

Our legal system is set up on the belief that you are innocent until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

Sometimes that bites us, but the 'guilty until proven innocent' is the sort of Brett Kavanaugh garbage that makes it easy to ruin or destroy with nothing but hearsay. That's the stuff of absolute legalistic anarchism and no one has any sort of protection against ruination from anyone else.

Our system is flawed, it ain't perfect, there are gaps in laws, gaps in judges abilities and decisions, differences in the arresting officers, attorneys, chain of evidence, all sorts of stuff. Even laws that protect one group of people better than another. But most of it is good and exists for a reason to protect YOU from OTHERS. Your misgivings on the legal system aren't entirely incorrect, but your decisions of taking the law into your own hands is.

The juice ain't worth the squeeze.

Anyways, I'm beating a dead horse into a gooey pulp at this point.

By the way, you all stole beer from me. I demand you return it. It's Rolling Rock, in glass bottles.

Chilled.
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I assume that the "Big Dick Booger club"reference is a pot shot at me. If so, i don't give a shit.
If your intent was to piss me off or rile me up on Al Gore's interwebz,
FAIL!
But as a sign of good will on my part, i'll send my ex wife to live with you. Free of charge.
Just make sure you have a place to park the broom she rides in on.
You're welcome!
'Dre out...


@Ron, :beer:
 
Hey man Bowers Store Rd is right through the woods from my place. I have been out of town for a week and just got back in but I will be on the lookout. I have a buddy that lives close by ans rides the roads around there alot also @hempinfool
 
Well, this is amusing.

I'll deal with it in the morning.

In the meantime,

Someone, anyone, tell me exactly what your plan would be once you locate the person's responsible for the theft and how you would handle it without breaking the law or resorting to violence.

Is that few enough words for ya?
 
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