The Steubenville incident v. Anonymous
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SonofanumpNow first story on yahoo
http://news.yahoo.com/ohio-sheriff-confronts-protesters-football-rape-case-212214094.html -
LJ
No lawyer worth a shit wants to practice law in Steubenvillewes_mantooth;1358673 wrote:that attorney for the Richmond kid needs to keep his mouth shut...he is not doing the kid any favors. He sounds like an uneducated dumbass. -
wes_mantooth
yeah, that is kinda my thinking as wellLJ;1358679 wrote:No lawyer worth a shit wants to practice law in Steubenville -
sherm03
I'm sure there's no shortage of work there. There's got to be plenty of cases for a lawyer.LJ;1358679 wrote:No lawyer worth a shit wants to practice law in Steubenville
The downside, though, is that it's all pro-bono work for the Big Red athletes when they fuck up. -
LJ
A friend of mine is a lawyer, born and raised in Steubenville. He does SS Disability law. He refuses to do any work in Jefferson county. Not for friends. Not for family. Nothing. Says it is corrupt as shit.sherm03;1358689 wrote:I'm sure there's no shortage of work there. There's got to be plenty of cases for a lawyer.
The downside, though, is that it's all pro-bono work for the Big Red athletes when they fuck up.
Anecdotal? Yes. Believeable? Extremely. -
wes_mantooth
yeah, I think anyone that has grown up in that area, knows how that town is. I grew up about 20 mins from there.LJ;1358691 wrote:A friend of mine is a lawyer, born and raised in Steubenville. He does SS Disability law. He refuses to do any work in Jefferson county. Not for friends. Not for family. Nothing. Says it is corrupt as shit.
Anecdotal? Yes. Believeable? Extremely. -
bases_loadedseptember63;1358624 wrote:Ill give the Sheriff this much, He has stood in front of a microphone and said his thing. He has been a true advocate against child abuse there too. Is he corrupt? Sure. But the dude has a big enough sack to not hide during this ordeal.
He's a wolf in sheeps clothing. He thinks he's getting over by doing it. -
ts1227
They'll reelect him in a landslidebases_loaded;1358699 wrote:He's a wolf in sheeps clothing. He thinks he's getting over by doing it. -
bases_loadedts1227;1358702 wrote:They'll reelect him in a landslide
Like the last 28 years.
The town is a shit hole. They still think they are a prosperous steel town voting democrat bc their union bosses tell them to. -
Curly Jwes_mantooth;1358694 wrote:yeah, I think anyone that has grown up in that area, knows how that town is. I grew up about 20 mins from there.
That explains a lot about you. Especially the roofie part. -
OSHAnyone see the tweets about them cracking the rollredroll.com website? It was pretty funny. They said they didn't even need to hack it because the password was guessed the first time around -- "rollredroll." Boy, how clever!
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Curly JOSH;1358713 wrote:Anyone see the tweets about them cracking the rollredroll.com website? It was pretty funny. They said they didn't even need to hack it because the password was guessed the first time around -- "rollredroll." Boy, how clever!
I read that. I was thinking about it the other night wondering what software they used to find the password. Then it came to me that MOW/James 'Jim' was probably stupid enough to make it rollredroll or gobigred.
I hears it's currently rapecrew. -
Mooney44Cards
While I commend you for at least having the correct opinion, this type of situation only happens when good people turn a blind eye to this type of thing. I'm sure the majority of Steubenville is full of good and decent people. But they are just as reprehensible if they knew what was going on for months/years and did nothing.ThePatriot;1358147 wrote:As a Steubenville resident and follower of the football program here for the last decade or so:
1) I don't think two ADULTS in positions of prestige could have embarrassed the city (when they, in fact, had the power to the exact opposite and exhibit some dignity in spite of this event) more than Lord Reno and Sherriff Fred.
2) As someone who heard of this rape very soon after, along with everyone else in Steubenville I was and still am under the impression (and I'm pretty sure, just based on context clues) that "dead body" is not some code that existed before that night. It was in reference to the Nodianos video where he uses it and the rest of them think it's hysterical. So he says it, tweets it and then his friends who witnessed his "hilarious" video rant pick up the term and use it too. Zwick is correct in my opinion.
But I do believe these idiots raped before (see the claims from a victim in April of '12 who says she was raped by members of the baseball team.
3) hopefully Lord Reno is truly stepping aside on Monday as has been rumored and the school can start fresh. The good people of the school/ innocent students, good folks behind the scenes of the football program, etc. deserve it. Big Red's fb program and the University here really are the only things Steubenville has going for it and there are a ton of good, hard-working people here. Unfortunately, they aren't represented by the minority who post as SHS fans on these message boards and have to be represented by FWK. ThinThick, etc. -
Curly JMooney44Cards;1358751 wrote:While I commend you for at least having the correct opinion, this type of situation only happens when good people turn a blind eye to this type of thing. I'm sure the majority of Steubenville is full of good and decent people. But they are just as reprehensible if they knew what was going on for months/years and could do nothing.
I agree...but your last read few words should be could do nothing. I FIFY. -
Mooney44Cards
"There's nothing I could have done about it" has been an excuse for far too long. Good people HAVE to turn a blind eye for corruption to happen. I don't accept the excuse that there's nothing anyone could do.Curly J;1358761 wrote:I agree...but your last read few words should be could do nothing. I FIFY.
I see your point I just don't agree. Corruption only exists when good people tell themselves theres nothing they could do, even if that's not the case. -
GoChiefsCurly J;1358761 wrote:I agree...but your last read few words should be could do nothing. I FIFY.
When the sheriff has been unoposed come election time for 30 years, and people say he's known to be corrupt, it's hard to say anyone has really tried to do anything. -
bases_loadedBoardwalk empire
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Curly J
Agree and Reps. My County went through that many years ago and kept electing the same Sheriff...until someone ran against him and won.Mooney44Cards;1358767 wrote:"There's nothing I could have done about it" has been an excuse for far too long. Good people HAVE to turn a blind eye for corruption to happen. I don't accept the excuse that there's nothing anyone could do.
I see your point I just don't agree. Corruption only exists when good people tell themselves theres nothing they could do, even if that's not the case. -
friendfromlowryFor those following Anonymous on Twiiter, they tweeted several times about the sheriff and the Spot bar a few hours ago. I'm too lazy to post them as I'm on my iPad.
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friendfromlowryI was just looking at Steubenville on google maps, as I had no idea where in the state it even was. There's a Fashion Bug there
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mcburg93
Anonymous ‏<s style="text-decoration: initial; color: rgb(187, 187, 187);">@</s>YourAnonNewsfriendfromlowry;1358799 wrote:For those following Anonymous on Twiiter, they tweeted several times about the sheriff and the Spot bar a few hours ago. I'm too lazy to post them as I'm on my iPad.
Leaked from employee of the Spot Bar: Friday morning Abdulla walked in and announced, "don't talk to anyone, Don't tell anybody anything ". -
Curly J
There was a big write up a few days ago about the Spot Bar. That's where the Sheriff and Reno meet and talk. Also where drugs are sold to people including football players. It is all on the Anon's leak page. They were just reminding people at the protest for those that were not aware.friendfromlowry;1358799 wrote:For those following Anonymous on Twiiter, they tweeted several times about the sheriff and the Spot bar a few hours ago. I'm too lazy to post them as I'm on my iPad. -
Fly4FunWhere's The Rock when you need him?
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SonofanumpTrending now on yahoo.
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