So now bouncers are getting away with murder too?

[chunky cumz 10+ year member]

They were wearing disguises. The Man can be a sneaky one.

Those white sheets fool alot of people.

 

[chunky cumz 10+ year member]

have we drifted off topic? or is this still technically related?

 

[simpsonbuck 10+ year member]

no the guy pinning the cuban down on the ground is my lil bro. hes almost as handsome as his older counterpart

How hard can it be to pin a Cuban? All they have to eat is bananas and coconuts.

 

[chunky cumz 10+ year member]

How hard can it be to pin a Cuban? All they have to eat is bananas and coconuts.

have you ever noticed how angry cubans are, jsut angry for no reason?

 

[simpsonbuck 10+ year member]

have we drifted off topic? or is this still technically related?

I'm going on 26 hours with no sleep. I think I drifted out of reality.

I really don't even remember what this thread is about.

 

[simpsonbuck 10+ year member]

have you ever noticed how angry cubans are, jsut angry for no reason?

The women are *****es....I think it's because they want cawk 24/7 and they don't get it enough.

 

[kovemaster559 5,000+ posts]

How hard can it be to pin a Cuban? All they have to eat is bananas and coconuts.

my lil bro said that he used to beat on him because he took his wrassling spot. the coach was racist(white) i think the final word(not that im jerry) is that you must know all the details before comming to a conclusion. yes the guards uses excessive force. but hey we dont know all the details their are laws and e as citizens should obey and follow them. but yeah / tread. and Cubans are preety easy to pin

 

[simpsonbuck 10+ year member]

my lil bro said that he used to beat on him because he took his wrassling spot. the coach was racist(white) i think the final word(not that im jerry) is that you must know all the details before comming to a conclusion. yes the guards uses excessive force. but hey we dont know all the details their are laws and e as citizens should obey and follow them. but yeah / tread. and Cubans are preety easy to pin

True...don't act a fool in a club unless you want to get a good *** beating.

That's what they pay them for.

 

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

sometimes a good beat down is necessary

 

[J31Rob 5,000+ posts]

it's just a fucking club. worth dying over dummy?

 

[simpsonbuck 10+ year member]

People act a fool at clubs......that is why I don't go.

Plus, they can shove that 5 dollar beer right back up their ***.

 

[J31Rob 5,000+ posts]

yeah.

 

[Banana Balls 5,000+ posts]

In 57 percent of the bars the blacks received less favorable treatment than their white counterparts, in many cases being charged more for drinks.

WTF?

HAHHAAHAHA!

 

[bubbleheadz]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081002/ap_on_re_us/bourbon_street_death;_ylt=AkfGgB9BQ0XLj0vjKHbJX09G2ocA
NEW ORLEANS - Prosecutors dropped manslaughter charges Wednesday against the last two Bourbon Street bouncers accused of suffocating a visiting Georgia college student after a dispute about getting into a French Quarter karaoke bar on New Year's Eve 2004.

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Levon Jones, 26, died on the sidewalk outside the Razzoo Bar and Patio with four bouncers pinning him down. Brandon Vicknair and Matthew Taylor, along with two other bouncers, had been accused of killing the student by pinning him to the ground and putting him in a choke hold.

"The state has determined that the evidence against these remaining defendants would be insufficient to support a conviction," interium district attorney Robert L. Freeman, Jr., said in a statement issued late Wednesday.

Jones' death on a street where tourists party night and day in music clubs, strip joints, bars and restaurants sparked questions of racism and discrimination. Jones was black and the bouncers are white.

Police and prosecutors never detailed what role they believed each bouncer played.

A Baton Rouge jury acquitted bouncer Clay Montz of manslaughter in August and Arthur Irons was acquitted on the same charge by a Calcasieu Parish jury in April.

Initially, three of the four men — Irons, Montz, and Taylor _were charged with negligent homicide, a lesser charge that carries a maximum five-year prison sentence. Manslaughter carries up to 40 years. Prosecutors did not explain the change. All four had pleaded not guilty.

"The state decided not to go through with the prosecution," said Franz Zibilich, attorney for Taylor. "I think it's a very responsible decision."

Jones, a Georgia Southern University student, was in New Orleans for a flag football tournament. The four bouncers pinned him down after Jones' friends challenged a doorman's refusal to let them into the bar, saying they didn't meet the dress code. Jones' family said white patrons in similar attire were allowed in.

"It's unfortunate," said Ron Austin, the attorney for Anthony Williams, a friend of Jones who was denied admittance to Razzoo's that night. He said he hoped a civil lawsuit he has filed on Williams' behalf against the bar would have a different outcome.

The attorney for Jones' family did not return a phone call. Jones family also has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the bar that claims race was a factor in the death.

The coroner said Jones suffocated as one bouncer held him in a headlock for 12 minutes and another pushed down on his back, preventing him from breathing. A third held Jones' legs. Coroner Frank Minyard found that Jones was asphyxiated and classified the death as homicide.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People held a march following the death to raise awareness of racism in Louisiana's biggest city, said Danatus King, president of the New Orleans chapter.

A study by the city after the death found blacks were discriminated against in the French Quarter in a variety of ways.

The study paired black and white men of the same body style, dress and manner, and sent them into 28 Bourbon Street bars within minutes of each other to evaluate the treatment they received. In 57 percent of the bars the blacks received less favorable treatment than their white counterparts, in many cases being charged more for drinks. In a handful of cases, blacks were told they had to meet a dress code while whites dressed in the same fashion were not.

Bouncers are just as necessary as cops. This doof needed to be taken out of society. Less drain is better.

 

[Blazin_Jason 10+ year member]

Couple bouncers got let off here just recently as well. Apparently punching someone who is passed out, breaking their neck, dragging them outside is acceptable.