Shouldn't this guy be dead?
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Recon7:
alabaster:
Okay, gentlemen, I want to make sure a comment is added here that even though you are entitled to your opinion on everything, you are not necessarily entitled to express that opinion in all situations. For example. on TFL, you will exercise some degree of caution, decorum, restraint, ... what ever you choose to call it ..., but the crude recommendation that "he needs to be shot again" or "he wasn't finished off" (my paraphrasing) is unacceptable here. Each and every one of us have opinions that the rest of us simply don't want to share, so keep 'em to yourself.
If you don't know what is acceptable in public, then shut up.
alabaster:
Okay, gentlemen, I want to make sure a comment is added here that even though you are entitled to your opinion on everything, you are not necessarily entitled to express that opinion in all situations. For example. on TFL, you will exercise some degree of caution, decorum, restraint, ... what ever you choose to call it ..., but the crude recommendation that "he needs to be shot again" or "he wasn't finished off" (my paraphrasing) is unacceptable here. Each and every one of us have opinions that the rest of us simply don't want to share, so keep 'em to yourself.
If you don't know what is acceptable in public, then shut up.
dragonfire
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Well I would say there's two sides here.On one hand evidence is evidence search warrants for blood samples and fingerprints have been issued many of times.Then theres the other side of what happens if something goes wrong during the surgery.The way I see it is you could get a life threatening infection from having blood drawn,unlikely yes but could happen.And many mistaken identities have been proven with dna evidence.I think he and his family don't want it done because it would prove him guilty.I guess what I'm saying is being a criminal or trying to prove youre not you would do whatever it takes to be found innocent plus youd get a free surgery to have a bullet removed fromo your head that could cause problems down the road so why not do it.
steveracer
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"Primum non nocere" or "first, do no harm"
Is what Galen is quoted as saying in his version of the physician's creed, later misquoted as part of the hippocratic oath.
"First, do no harm" is still in doctor's minds today, and they won't cut this guy open against his will. The court has no case.
Is what Galen is quoted as saying in his version of the physician's creed, later misquoted as part of the hippocratic oath.
"First, do no harm" is still in doctor's minds today, and they won't cut this guy open against his will. The court has no case.
Yes, he should be dead... 
Any of the other top three or four handgun cartridges...
It is perfectly acceptible to get a warrant for a search when you suspect evidence or KNOW that evidence is present...
The fact that he refuses the search even strengthens the grounds for a warrant...
There is a lot more than a "reasonable" purpose in this search and seizure...
Damn! Any of the other top three or four handgun cartridges... would have saved a lot of LE time and money, and made the whole point moot!
Any of the other top three or four handgun cartridges...
It is perfectly acceptible to get a warrant for a search when you suspect evidence or KNOW that evidence is present...
The fact that he refuses the search even strengthens the grounds for a warrant...
There is a lot more than a "reasonable" purpose in this search and seizure...
Damn! Any of the other top three or four handgun cartridges... would have saved a lot of LE time and money, and made the whole point moot!
I recently saw an email that showed a guy who had been shot in the back of the head... with a broadhead... it penetrated the half inch thick bone and the point of the broadhead poked into the brain about 5/8 inch...
They cut the bone in a circle around the arrow and removed both bone and broadhead...
I think that's what they want to do to this guy...
I for one do not observe liberal Peecee
Now that is out of the way, I was told once by a Ft. Worth Neurosurgeon that certain races skull bones are thicker than say caucasian's skull bone structure.
I have through the years observed old, defective ammunition lacking the power with which it was originally intended to produce,
Keeping the bullet in the actor's forehead may possible at some time be rejected by his body, fester and cause serious medical problems and perhaps death if not removed. And possible cause him embaressment by being nicknamed "bullethead" or something similiar.
We all have noticed that the law profession which sadly includes some ambulance chasers, shysters and dishonest foot dragging, anything for a buck, outright criminal loving scoundrels are continually trying to avoid the law and the Court's mandates by any little twist of words, misplaced comma or whatever.
Now where is a big, strong LEO and a couple of like types with some needle nosed pliers and a razor blade?
Now that is out of the way, I was told once by a Ft. Worth Neurosurgeon that certain races skull bones are thicker than say caucasian's skull bone structure.
I have through the years observed old, defective ammunition lacking the power with which it was originally intended to produce,
Keeping the bullet in the actor's forehead may possible at some time be rejected by his body, fester and cause serious medical problems and perhaps death if not removed. And possible cause him embaressment by being nicknamed "bullethead" or something similiar.
We all have noticed that the law profession which sadly includes some ambulance chasers, shysters and dishonest foot dragging, anything for a buck, outright criminal loving scoundrels are continually trying to avoid the law and the Court's mandates by any little twist of words, misplaced comma or whatever.
Now where is a big, strong LEO and a couple of like types with some needle nosed pliers and a razor blade?
I blame the medical profession... they want every one to
believe it's difficult and expensive to remove. 30 years ago a doctor charged a friend of mine $3,000 to pull a BB out of his hand... I'd a done if for $20.
I think what someone needs to do is put the punk in lock up with two big dudes and they throw him on the ground.. one sits on him and the other squeezes that bumb like a pimple and 'POP' out comes the bullet!
believe it's difficult and expensive to remove. 30 years ago a doctor charged a friend of mine $3,000 to pull a BB out of his hand... I'd a done if for $20.
I think what someone needs to do is put the punk in lock up with two big dudes and they throw him on the ground.. one sits on him and the other squeezes that bumb like a pimple and 'POP' out comes the bullet!
Honestly, some of you guys make me wonder why I still come here.
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I'm suuuuure that all of you stunningly brilliant surgeons with amazing reading comprehension were talking about cutting a bullet out of bone or squeezing it out like a pimple from the osseointegration, riiiiight?
Some days, I'm glad I was homeschooled by parents who had between them a Phd and a Masters in English. This is one of them. I might be slow in the mornings and I might make the grammar fairy cry, but at least I can usually comment on what I read without making a fool out of myself.
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I'm suuuuure that all of you stunningly brilliant surgeons with amazing reading comprehension were talking about cutting a bullet out of bone or squeezing it out like a pimple from the osseointegration, riiiiight?
Some days, I'm glad I was homeschooled by parents who had between them a Phd and a Masters in English. This is one of them. I might be slow in the mornings and I might make the grammar fairy cry, but at least I can usually comment on what I read without making a fool out of myself.