Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "WPLG Local 10" channel.

  1. So was she.
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  2. They’ll get charged with the murder of the dead robber because they were committing a felony at the time he was killed.
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  3. There’s two gun cultures and it’s time we recognized and did something about it. We are people who support our second amendment right to own guns. We are sports shooters, hunters, self-defenders & home protectors, and gun enthusiasts with a healthy respect for firearms, firearm safety, and their fellow human beings. The other people in that other gun culture live in a fantasy where they are cowboys in a movie. They’re the ones that say, “I hope someone tries to break into my house.” Their sense of right and wrong boils down to: am I getting my way or not? I think people who are members of the positive gun culture understand the need to regulate emotion. We might not always be perfect, but we know that, outside of reacting to an emergency, better choices are made when the mind is calm. Being able to appropriately regulate one’s emotions is a sign of being an adult. The inability to do so is the sign of being a child.
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  4. No, we don’t know that. But feel free to make any assumptions you want.
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  5. But against his defense, he convinced them to get on the plane with a ruse. He (or his people) is fraudulently luring people to travel to places they don’t want to go. They even gave these families a fake map.
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  6. I don’t use ATMs at night if I can help it.
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  7.  @darbywing2  He might also be charged with lying to police, if he reported his shots fired as being fired upon. This was in the video. Guilty until proven innocent, but. Here’s the but: his defense will have to prove that the robber was already dead when he came back and shot him again, if there isn’t already absolutely clear proof of it.
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  8. These asylum seekers from Venezuela were going through the legal process. So your bizarre and incorrect ideas about colonization do not apply.
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  9. I think you mean, if a defense attorney can convince a jury. But then he’d need to prove that the robber was dead beyond doubt to back that claim. The prosecution can merely show that there is no way to determine that for sure. They don’t need to prove the robber was still alive. Even if the robber was going to die shortly from his wounds, that would still be murder.
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  10. Why?
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  11. The libs told him not to press the self-destruct button. There’s no way he could resist.
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  12.  @-nobodycares-1457  Are you talking about the guy in the truck? Because he became a criminal when he came back for seconds.
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  13. And this little builder went “weee, weee, weeee!” all the way home. No, wait, that was piggies. The piggy that built high rise condos out of straw . . . and the Lord did huff and puff unto . . . Well, you get the point. It’s been a while since I read the Bible, but I’m pretty sure this is all in there.
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  14. What they failed to mention is that he was working as a school teacher in Tampa when they caught up with him.
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  15. You want a strip club to offer curbside service?
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  16. The people of Martha’s Vineyard demonstrated that they have good moral values and helped out these strangers in need, despite Desantis shipping them in without a word of warning. Desantis just wants to show the MAGA voter that he can be cruel for cruelty’s sake. That’s what the MAGA voter wants, cruelty to others. These asylum seekers weren’t even in his state. They were in Texas.
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  17. I give props to the clerk for another reason. He defended himself but went no farther. Once he saw his assailant escaping, he let him escape instead of running after him. That’s pure self defense, and not a particle more. He even had an opportunity shot as the assailant was running to the door, but he held off. That takes self-control.
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  18. Because Venezuelan-Americans (the Venezuelan community) are your fellow Americans?
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  19.  @numairbaig8158  it’s even worse than that: they were lied to about where they were going.
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  20.  @BadCatMadCat  I’m sorry to hear that you fail at providing the basics for your own family. I’m assuming that’s the case because you did not provide your own address as an example. Or maybe you identify as a Christian, but don’t hold any charity in your heart. You’re one of those that pray on the street corner. Well, here’s your reward: you get to tell yourself your saved, and maybe a few people will believe it. But you’re not saved. Far from it.
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  21. Not if the individuals make reasonable demands for compensation. If they make excessive demands, then they will need to file lawsuits. If the suits make it to trial, a jury will determine the reasonableness of the demands. The bus driver won’t be ticketed. Don’t act like an idiot—you don’t have enough practice to be a successful idiot. A real idiot would instead say that the bus driver’s insurance premiums are going to sky rocket. 😉
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  22. I didn’t imagine he would meet Biden because to a certain political mindset, it would be a sign of weakness. And Desantis is politically weak because he’s running for the GOP nomination and not doing very well.
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  23. Nah, he felt fear first, and then anger as a reaction to that fear. The fear might just be a blip or it might continue longer, but it’s almost always there before the anger hits. Think back over your own experiences, or, next time you get a physical anger reaction (in a non emergency situation, of course) try to stop a moment to determine the trigger of the response. It might be a small thing, but if you’re aware of it, it can guide you to make better decisions.
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  24. You mean the Venezuelan community? Those are Venezuelan-Americans. They’re already home. Why don’t you go back to Scotland?
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  25.  @lanceschirmer5583  Interesting theory. More intelligent than a lot of commentary I’ve seen here. If you were prosecuting him, how would you prove intent?
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  26. It’s Florida. Although I think strip clubs should offer take out, home delivery, and curbside service.
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  27. The video said that the building was just up for its 40-year certification, so I imagine it was submitted sometime this year. If you’re wondering who owns the buildings, look up the county records. Idle speculation is a waste of your time.
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  28. No, but it’s an added charge on top of everything else, and will affect whether a bond for release is set at all, and how much it is if it is set.
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  29. These aren’t economic immigrants. These are asylum seekers fleeing a brutal communist dictatorship.
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  30.  @WaterFaucet24  These Venezuelan families are seeking asylum from a brutal communist dictatorship.
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  31.  @id6673  That’s not what he said. You’re a dishonest person for trying to put words into his mouth. You don’t care about solving problems. You only care about feeding your rage, and you’ll feed it with lies, cruelty and hate. But that hole in your soul will never be filled. You’re already in hell and you don’t know it.
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  32. Cope with Russian defeat.
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  33. Then trumps lawyers should show him their briefs.
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  34. $8 million in six weeks? On what? Flying asylum seekers around the country?
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  35. Oh, look. It’s a 4-Chan troll, here to tell us that the USA sucks.
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  36.  @themikehoncho  By lawyers, she means porn actors because she was in sex court, not traffic court. They didn’t show her any affidavits, but they showed her their briefs.
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  37. These people didn’t enter illegally. They are asylum seekers fleeing a communist dictatorship.
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  38. In Florida. Although if the pandemic gets worse, they might have to change to curbside service. I have to laugh at the perfection of a strip club in a strip mall. Because of course.
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  39. He’s hoping something will happen to Trump that will force him out of the race. That’s his only chance. Meanwhile, he’s never going to win the general in a million years.
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  40. In case any of you reprobates wonder why he would tell his mother . . . He was proudly telling everyone!
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  41. Don’t be disparaging blurred out tiddies.
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  42. Well, maybe don’t install a preschool near a pre-existing strip club, and you won’t have this problem. I really wish you liberals would respect the rights of private businesses and quit trying to socialize all aspects of life.
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  43. The Venezuelan community are Venezuelan-Americans, many who were born here. Maybe it’s you who should go back to where your ancestors came from?
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  44. Michael Pitney is a card. 😄
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  45. Pro-business until businesses have the audacity to disagree with his policies.
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  46. “There I was, exercising my Constitutional right to look at titties, when all of a sudden . . .”
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  47. You are blessed with child-like naïveté.
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  48. What info were you expecting?
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  49. I’m sure you can if you try. Think about how you would feel if this was happening to you. There you go, you’re imagining! Not only that, you’re getting the side benefit of exercising your empathy skills.
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  50.  @scratchnoff7609  Plus they get a student discount.
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  51. Apparently, the strip club was in the strip mall first. You can’t expect a legal business to move like that, just because you decide to put your preschool or daycare near it.
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