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goodluck dj. i hope it worksout for you. good to see ya again.
now...lets talk about 9/11!!! lol
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Originally posted by DJDIGGLER View PostNo, I didn't explain too much before because most of the guys on here know I'm all about going after corruption. That's the bulk of all my posts is about the issues with corruption in government and big business. It's all good
Your going after corruption thats good now go after blojama he's one big corrupt piece of shit
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imho, he'll be on of the best
the best lawyers are super detailed oriented
dj don't miss nothing
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No, I didn't explain too much before because most of the guys on here know I'm all about going after corruption. That's the bulk of all my posts is about the issues with corruption in government and big business. It's all goodOriginally posted by firstenrgy View PostThat is better written then your prior comment. It read as if you wanted to go to law school to single out and target corporations.
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That is better written then your prior comment. It read as if you wanted to go to law school to single out and target corporations.Originally posted by DJDIGGLER View PostWow, I guess corporations do nothing illegal. Good call! So as a lawyer, helping consumers that otherwise have no financial backing to fight off the corporations that do not abide by local laws would be considered not upholding the law?!
Maybe I'm hitting a heavy crackpipe, but that seems like upholding the law to me! I'm tired of corporations committing multiple levels of fraud, and getting away with it.
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ThanksOriginally posted by horsepwr View PostI wondered how long it would take you to come dig this thread up. Good job DJ! and congrats on your schooling! keep us posted!
I'm finally taking the plunge and building up the rear end on the stang. I'll be doing a brand new 8.8" tloc with carbon fiber clutch packs, 31 spline axles & 4.10 gears. I can't wait to see how much better it runs...Sorry to get off topic, but I figured that would interest you.
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I have to add that I'm floored by the fact you think going after big corporations is sad. Are you telling me that most corporations aren't corrupt, and that the laws they break are merited by being a corporation?! Are you telling me the scandals with Enron, Worldcom, AIG, are acceptable practices both ethically and legally?!Originally posted by firstenrgy View PostEven if one was to go work for the DOJ, to hope your schooling can help you target corporations is sad.
When I bought a new truck from a Chevy dealer, and they passed it off as new with a perfect title and a full bumper to bumper warranty...when a few days later I find out that it fell of the transport truck, was totaled, rebuilt, had no warranty on body or paint, had a previous owner, and also the odometer was toyed with...that's acceptable?! When I contact the state attorneys office that was Charlie Crist at the time and they tell me unless I have a group of people with the same issues they won't help me is that fair?
NO! So I'm going to help people fight these scumbag companies that try and take advantage of people. If a corporation does no wrong, then it has nothing to worry about.
It's pretty sad there's people out their that so willingly back up corporations regardless of what they do!
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Wow, I guess corporations do nothing illegal. Good call! So as a lawyer, helping consumers that otherwise have no financial backing to fight off the corporations that do not abide by local laws would be considered not upholding the law?!Originally posted by firstenrgy View PostHere I thought you went to law school it was to practice interpret and uphold the law? Even if one was to go work for the DOJ, to hope your schooling can help you target corporations is sad.
"You solemnly swear that you will do no falsehood nor consent to the doing of any in court, and that if you know of an intention to commit any, you will give knowledge thereof to the justices of the court or some of them that it may be prevented; you will not wittingly or willingly promote or sue any false, groundless or unlawful suit nor give aid or consent to the same; that you will delay no man for lucre or malice, but will conduct yourself in the office of an attorney within the courts according to the best of your knowledge and discretion, and with all good fidelity, as well as to the courts, as to your clients. So help you God."
They must have changed the oath when I wasn't looking?
Maybe I'm hitting a heavy crackpipe, but that seems like upholding the law to me! I'm tired of corporations committing multiple levels of fraud, and getting away with it.
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Here I thought you went to law school it was to practice interpret and uphold the law? Even if one was to go work for the DOJ, to hope your schooling can help you target corporations is sad.Originally posted by DJDIGGLER View PostOther than that I decided to go to college for a Law degree to fight corporations (big surprise huh?!) lol! I'm just about finished with my second semester, and I'm taking as many credits as possible to polish off college as quickly as I can.
"You solemnly swear that you will do no falsehood nor consent to the doing of any in court, and that if you know of an intention to commit any, you will give knowledge thereof to the justices of the court or some of them that it may be prevented; you will not wittingly or willingly promote or sue any false, groundless or unlawful suit nor give aid or consent to the same; that you will delay no man for lucre or malice, but will conduct yourself in the office of an attorney within the courts according to the best of your knowledge and discretion, and with all good fidelity, as well as to the courts, as to your clients. So help you God."
They must have changed the oath when I wasn't looking?
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I wondered how long it would take you to come dig this thread up. Good job DJ! and congrats on your schooling! keep us posted!
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Stick with it bro!!Originally posted by DJDIGGLER View PostOther than that I decided to go to college for a Law degree to fight corporations (big surprise huh?!) lol! I'm just about finished with my second semester, and I'm taking as many credits as possible to polish off college as quickly as I can.
We need more libertarian lawyers!!!
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I missed you too pigmeatOriginally posted by pigmeat View Postlol, go back in the cave you have been hiding in and stay this time,lol
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The political debates here started to encompass my life, and It took the fun out of posting, so I stopped. I just thought it was quite amusing that all I preached about with the recession coming, etc etc. all ended up happening. I just figured I'd pull this out of the cave so those that wanted to not take a gander at the possibilities that lied before them.Originally posted by Klash View PostJeez DJ, where you been?
Other than that I decided to go to college for a Law degree to fight corporations (big surprise huh?!) lol! I'm just about finished with my second semester, and I'm taking as many credits as possible to polish off college as quickly as I can.
What's been up with you Klash? Still fighting the good fight?
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