Sean Taylor was a part of his environment

RickyBobby · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 26

He wanted to hang with those people so he eventually got his. Why did he
not marry the woman of his bastard child? Why did he have so much criminal
record on him so that he could not even legally own a gun to defend his
house?

It is a good thing that those people are good at sports because they are
certainly not any good at anything else.

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Jim Carr · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 111

RickyBobby wrote:

Scott M. Kozel · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 11

Jim Carr wrote:
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> RickyBobby wrote:

RickyBobby is someone else that wastes oxygen.

Chocolate Rain · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 3

" White " Illinois gunman Stephen Kaziemrczak was honored student. Killed
five people before taking his own life.

Four of the victims killed were white. No blacks...

RickyBobby · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 26

"Chocolate Rain" wrote in message $kD3.42@trnddc08...
>" White " Illinois gunman Stephen Kaziemrczak was honored student. Killed
>five people before taking his own life.
>
> Four of the victims killed were white. No blacks...
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You got that right. There are screw-ups in every demographic.

It is okay for people to mourn the untimely passing of Sean Taylor in
regards to him being an exceptional football player.

It is wrong for people to try to rewrite history and suggest that he was a
good person or even a person who was trying to turn his life around. He was
a criminal thug and he chose to hang with his fellow criminal thugs and
sooner or later that thug life catches up with a person.

What sort of dumbass cat burglar does not even check that the house is
unoccupied?

RichL · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 50

RickyBobby wrote:
> "Chocolate Rain" wrote in message
> $kD3.42@trnddc08...
>> " White " Illinois gunman Stephen Kaziemrczak was honored student.
>> Killed five people before taking his own life.
>>
>> Four of the victims killed were white. No blacks...
>
> You got that right. There are screw-ups in every demographic.
>
> It is okay for people to mourn the untimely passing of Sean Taylor in
> regards to him being an exceptional football player.
>
> It is wrong for people to try to rewrite history and suggest that he
> was a good person or even a person who was trying to turn his life
> around. He was a criminal thug and he chose to hang with his fellow
> criminal thugs and sooner or later that thug life catches up with a
> person.

You got some inside info that you might want to share with us? Or are
you just passing gas as usual?

> What sort of dumbass cat burglar does not even check that the house is
> unoccupied?

Apparently, the ones who killed Sean. Dohhhhhhh!

Jim Carr · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 111

RichL wrote:
> RickyBobby wrote:
>> "Chocolate Rain" wrote in message
>> $kD3.42@trnddc08...
>>> " White " Illinois gunman Stephen Kaziemrczak was honored student.
>>> Killed five people before taking his own life.
>>>
>>> Four of the victims killed were white. No blacks...
>> You got that right. There are screw-ups in every demographic.
>>
>> It is okay for people to mourn the untimely passing of Sean Taylor in
>> regards to him being an exceptional football player.
>>
>> It is wrong for people to try to rewrite history and suggest that he
>> was a good person or even a person who was trying to turn his life
>> around. He was a criminal thug and he chose to hang with his fellow
>> criminal thugs and sooner or later that thug life catches up with a
>> person.
>
> You got some inside info that you might want to share with us? Or are
> you just passing gas as usual?

Was Taylor a criminal thug when he died? Can't say. But in his recent
past he pleaded no contest to assault and battery after being charged
with a felony weapons charge. If *anybody* should know better than to
engage in an armed confrontation with alleged thieves on their own turf,
it's the son of a cop. So a fair assumption is that he knew better, but
preferred to engage in criminal activities. I'd say he was definitely a
thug at one point.

Did he hang with his criminal buddies up until his death? Probably to at
least some degree. He stayed at the same home where his SUV was sprayed
with an AK-47. The guys who broke in had apparently done some work
around his home and were known to friends and/or relatives. That's not
much of a separation nor is it good judgment.

Was he changing things around in his life? Some say yes. I dunno. I do
know he failed to take the good advice of moving out of the area. Maybe
he was naive in thinking he could change himself while staying in the
same environment. Maybe deep down he really didn't want to change. I
have no idea.

I think Wilbon's article treated the subject well:

"The issue of separating yourself from a harmful environment is a
recurring theme in the life of black men. It has nothing to do with
football, or Sean Taylor or even sports. To frame it as a sports issue
is as insulting as it is naive. Most of us, perhaps even the great
majority of us who grew up in big urban communities, have to make a
decision at some point to hang out or get out."

www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/27/AR2007112702680.html

RickyBobby · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 26

>
> Did he hang with his criminal buddies up until his death? Probably to at
> least some degree. He stayed at the same home where his SUV was sprayed
> with an AK-47. The guys who broke in had apparently done some work around
> his home and were known to friends and/or relatives. That's not much of a
> separation nor is it good judgment.
>
> Was he changing things around in his life? Some say yes. I dunno. I do
> know he failed to take the good advice of moving out of the area. Maybe he
> was naive in thinking he could change himself while staying in the same
> environment. Maybe deep down he really didn't want to change. I have no
> idea.
>
> I think Wilbon's article treated the subject well:
>
> "The issue of separating yourself from a harmful environment is a
> recurring theme in the life of black men. It has nothing to do with
> football, or Sean Taylor or even sports. To frame it as a sports issue is
> as insulting as it is naive. Most of us, perhaps even the great majority
> of us who grew up in big urban communities, have to make a decision at
> some point to hang out or get out."
>
> www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/27/AR2007112702680.html
>
>
>It is a sad story anyhow. If he would have married the woman who bored his
>child perhaps we would look upon this differently. As it turned out he was
>just a with some sports skills.

John Kulp · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 134

On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 13:55:20 -0800, "RickyBobby"
wrote:

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>"Chocolate Rain" wrote in message
>$kD3.42@trnddc08...
>>" White " Illinois gunman Stephen Kaziemrczak was honored student. Killed
>>five people before taking his own life.
>>
>> Four of the victims killed were white. No blacks...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>You got that right. There are screw-ups in every demographic.
>
>It is okay for people to mourn the untimely passing of Sean Taylor in
>regards to him being an exceptional football player.
>
>It is wrong for people to try to rewrite history and suggest that he was a
>good person or even a person who was trying to turn his life around. He was
>a criminal thug and he chose to hang with his fellow criminal thugs and
>sooner or later that thug life catches up with a person.
>
>What sort of dumbass cat burglar does not even check that the house is
>unoccupied?
>

You racist boy.

John Kulp · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 134

On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 23:41:37 GMT, "RichL" wrote:

>RickyBobby wrote:
>> "Chocolate Rain" wrote in message
>> $kD3.42@trnddc08...
>>> " White " Illinois gunman Stephen Kaziemrczak was honored student.
>>> Killed five people before taking his own life.
>>>
>>> Four of the victims killed were white. No blacks...
>>
>> You got that right. There are screw-ups in every demographic.
>>
>> It is okay for people to mourn the untimely passing of Sean Taylor in
>> regards to him being an exceptional football player.
>>
>> It is wrong for people to try to rewrite history and suggest that he
>> was a good person or even a person who was trying to turn his life
>> around. He was a criminal thug and he chose to hang with his fellow
>> criminal thugs and sooner or later that thug life catches up with a
>> person.
>
>You got some inside info that you might want to share with us? Or are
>you just passing gas as usual?

Smells bad doesn't he?

Chocolate Rain · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 3

The man is dead!!! Let it go dude...

John Kulp · Joined: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 134

On Sat, 16 Feb 2008 02:39:42 GMT, "Chocolate Rain"
wrote:

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>
>The man is dead!!! Let it go dude...
>
>
>

Pig's are knownfor gorging not fasting

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