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Re: This is so-o-o-oo wrong!


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Posted by Greg1959 on August 07, 2015 at 21:46:24 from (172.97.28.244):

In Reply to: Re: This is so-o-o-oo wrong! posted by JD Seller on August 07, 2015 at 21:05:22:

JD Seller- I appreciate your response but I don't understand some of your posits. "I was not
too worried about myself with the fishermen as I was armed and they where not. ". How did you
know they were not armed?

"When you where in the hospital your could not be sure you would have been on top in any
altercation. ".- You are correct, very much the same as you..

"As for this current discussion. The judge might not have been entirely legal in his
decision".- Yup, the judge was entirely WRONG in his decision. Judiciary can't 'force'
"marriage" onto people.

"but all the two had to do was play along and the fellow can/could have been scott free pretty
easily."- Why should they "PLAY" along with an illegal summons?

" If they had not wanted publicity them few would have to have known they got married if they
did not consummate the marriage."- I don't even understand that remark!

"So someone wanted some fame. I do not know if it was the girl or boy but someone did or we
would have never heard of this. ". - Naw, I don't think the couple wanted the fame...I think
the Texas Judge wanted the sensationalism much like the Kardashians.

" I am just saying that even with the judge giving a weird condition of the fellow's parole it
really is not much of a hardship unless the couple make it so. "- Why are you now trying to
MINIMIZE the judges decision? The judge was/is wrong in ordering a couple to marry.

"They can keep right on dating/living just like they have with little difficulty.".- They
should have never encountered this predicament to begin with!


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