... let we, the faithful Seminole Nation not forget who this man really is.
Link: Ray Lewis gets away with murder
1/21 1:20 PM | IP: Logged |
I guess you have nothing better to do, then attempt to tear another human being down, so sad!! I will def pray for you.
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In before the lock.
Four wives, six kids, and one beaten murder rap.
But he used to be a premier LB. Okay.
1/21 1:23 PM | IP: Logged |
Thanks Coach, I always invite prayers on my behalf.
However, to respond to my post with such a cavalier attitude towards me and not utter disdain at what Lewis did seems off base.
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Originally posted by goldmom:
In before the lock.
Four wives, six kids, and one beaten murder rap.
But he used to be a premier LB. Okay.
Sounds like a commercial....
Narrator: "Ray Lewis, you've got 4 wives, 6 kids and a beaten murder rap...now what?
Lewis: "I'm going to Disneyworld!"
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Off base is the facts that he and his co defendants where acquitted the latter for self defense. My point was why try and tear a man down that even tho was acquitted has admitted mistakes and has obviously changed from the man 13 years ago that would've even put himself in such a situation to begin with.
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
I guess you have nothing better to do, then attempt to tear another human being down, so sad!! I will def pray for you.Posted from wireless.rivals.com
Tearing another human being down is what Ray Lewis and his "friends" did. Then, they tore down another. Literally.
You can't deny what he's done on a football field, but it's a shame people have chosen to forget what he did off of it. The man is at the very least an accomplice to a multiple homicide and very likely a murderer himself. Now let's get back to pre-game dances and post-game sermons and pretend he's a role model, ok?
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Let those without Sin Cast the first stone!
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Glad Ray has changed his life and the world is safer now. I just don't want to see him cry and say thank you lord 48 times a minute. He needs to learn what humility is. If he was humble people would truly forget what he did.
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
Let those without Sin Cast the first stone!Posted from wireless.rivals.com
Perfect. I have never seen, been an accomplice in or committed a murder. So (cocks back arm, grips a large rock tightly and takes aim on the glass house of an image constructed around Raymond "The Impaler" Lewis)...
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
Let those without Sin Cast the first stone!Posted from wireless.rivals.com
I was about to make fun of the man, then remembered those Yellowstone backpackers I bludgeoned and drowned back in the 70's.
i have no room to talk.
T
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
Let those without Sin Cast the first stone!
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Shameful that you would say this, after Ray worked SO hard to get us to see that knifes are much more effective than stones for murdering.
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
Off base is the facts that he and his co defendants where acquitted the latter for self defense. My point was why try and tear a man down that even tho was acquitted has admitted mistakes and has obviously changed from the man 13 years ago that would've even put himself in such a situation to begin with.Posted from wireless.rivals.com
Because he is being celebrated as a great person when somewhere in some dumpster there is a white suit covered in an a mans blood.
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He should be in jail
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
I guess you have nothing better to do, then attempt to tear another human being down, so sad!! I will def pray for you.
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So you support murderers and those who destroy evidence? All hail Ray "i'm a murderous piece of garbage" Lewis!
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
Let those without Sin Cast the first stone!
Hush.
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Originally posted by MrNonSequitur:
Originally posted by goldmom:
In before the lock.
Four wives, six kids, and one beaten murder rap.
But he used to be a premier LB. Okay.
Sounds like a commercial....
Narrator: "Ray Lewis, you've got 4 wives, 6 kids and a beaten murder rap...now what?
Lewis: "I'm going to Disneyworld!"
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
I guess you have nothing better to do, then attempt to tear another human being down, so sad!! I will def pray for you.
Man got away with murder. If that were u or I we would be in prison. He is no role model and he should be behind bars. Eye for an eye tooth for tooth.
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The Ray Lewis celebrity love fest has always been a mystery ... i guess if you are a sports star you can get away with almost anything ...
And as far as "cast the first stone" comment ... the poster knows nothing about the context of that statement.
1/21 2:26 PM | IP: Logged |
Has Ray ever testified to what he saw that night and has he spoken to the families and explained his part in the death of those two men? If not the OP is justified in his post.
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Coach is wrong. Lewis was most certainly NOT acquitted. He pleaded down to lesser charges, then testified against his former colleagues, (said testimony consisting mostly of "umms, huhhs, and dunnos"). THEY were acquitted, not Ray.
The man is garbage, pure and simple.
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Originally posted by coachscott33:
Off base is the facts that he and his co defendants where acquitted the latter for self defense. My point was why try and tear a man down that even tho was acquitted has admitted mistakes and has obviously changed from the man 13 years ago that would've even put himself in such a situation to begin with.
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I don't recall him ever admitting to any mistakes over those deaths, nor do I recall him ever showing any remorse whatsoever.
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Celebrated on ESPN, and among the populaces of Maryland and the DC. Everywhere else, uh..no.
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Let those without Sin Cast the first stone!
No, that is not the point at all. The point is a man who has a serious off the field issue where clearly there are still questions after he did his 180 on the plea deal is being celebrated as a great human being b/c of his play on the football field.
It's a remarkable society we live in.
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