deuceiswild
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | South La |
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| Number of Posts: | 4310 |
| Registered on: | 11/14/2007 |
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re: AOC is 100% running in 2028, she’s displaying a new message of unity.
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/24/25 at 7:07 pm
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AOC against Vance would be a dream come true. Talk about a bloodbath.
While I agree she would not win a general election, I think you underestimate her. She represents to the left, what Trump represents to the right. Define that however you'd like.
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re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/17/25 at 6:33 pm
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Everything I've said isn't my opinion its a fact. Not 99% a fact but 100% a fact
lol. Lacy was never charged. How you like that fact?
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/17/25 at 6:27 pm
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Can anyone confirm the exact highway and mile marker that this happened at?
Just go on google earth and look for where Hwy 304 and Hwy 20 meet just north of thibodaux. It's a big curve and there's a church in the curve. Just south of the church is a dollar general. It happened in front of the dollar general.
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/17/25 at 6:15 pm
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His lawyer seemed quite confident it would go away, and after hearing the Brister case I would agree with him.
Ive watched (from the jury box) this lawyer argue a case for a defendant who had ZERO, and I mean ZERO case. I found his demeanor, and the conviction in which he pleaded his case, to be highly impressive. Just sayin. I'd hire him in a heartbeat if needed.
And btw... I hope you're right that Lacy's name gets fully cleared.
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/16/25 at 2:57 pm
Depending on which articles you read in the days following the accident, it was clearly described in a few of them.
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/16/25 at 2:49 pm
No matter what you are told, you seem intent on making this out to be someone else's fault. Or maybe you just like arguing.
Everything you say is plausible. You may be 100% right. But unless you've seen video, you have to go with the official report that was put together from physical evidence and witness statements. If you can't see how the official explanation is plausible (and probably correct), especially if all the stars aligned properly, and things are moving at 55mph in close proximity, and the timing of things was just right, then I don't know what to tell you.
I'm sorry but we don't assign fault in accidents where someone was clearly doing something illegal, to someone who's doing everything right, except their reaction time wasn't quick enough in your opinion.
And for the record, I hope you're right. I hope Lacy's name is cleared. I just have my doubts that it'll happen.
Everything you say is plausible. You may be 100% right. But unless you've seen video, you have to go with the official report that was put together from physical evidence and witness statements. If you can't see how the official explanation is plausible (and probably correct), especially if all the stars aligned properly, and things are moving at 55mph in close proximity, and the timing of things was just right, then I don't know what to tell you.
I'm sorry but we don't assign fault in accidents where someone was clearly doing something illegal, to someone who's doing everything right, except their reaction time wasn't quick enough in your opinion.
And for the record, I hope you're right. I hope Lacy's name is cleared. I just have my doubts that it'll happen.
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/16/25 at 2:30 pm
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In your area does it make sense to swerve into oncoming traffic?
It makes sense in any area when you fully understand the location, and the logistics of the accident. See Vacherie Saint explanation above. It’s exactly what happened. There is no shoulder and three vehicles can’t fit side by side on a two lane hwy.
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/16/25 at 2:26 pm
Look for where Hwy 20 and Hwy 304 come together. It’s a big curve with church.
Just south of the church you’ll see a gas station and a Dollar General.
Just south of the church you’ll see a gas station and a Dollar General.
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/16/25 at 2:17 pm
lol no. But you can get on google earth and see all you need to see.
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/16/25 at 2:16 pm
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Interesting. He’s obviously biased as he should be as Lacy was his client, but he seems pretty certain the criminal aspect of this was going to be over soon.
I sat on a jury for a criminal trial in which he was the defense attorney. His client had absolutely ZERO case. And I mean none. No chance to win the case.
But this attorney put on a great show. It was honestly impressive to watch from up close. I’d hire him if needed in a heartbeat.
re: Lacy lawyer interview
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/16/25 at 2:10 pm
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But if you were on a 2 lane highway and a car entered your lane the wrong way, most people are swerving towards the shoulder not oncoming traffic
This accident was 1.5 mi from my house and I pass there every day on my way to work. Unless you know the area, while your comments may make sense when you say them out loud… you really don’t know what happened.
re: Welfare queen farmers want a bailout.
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/7/25 at 11:17 am
Because sugar production in this country cannot exist profitably without subsidies. We pay 3X what we should pay for sugar in this country. We should import all sugar from the Caribbean and wed pay less.
But sugar is relatively cheap anyway, so we pretend it's all good.
Don't you find it funny that Coke... the most "American" of all products sold across the world, tastes better due to being made with real sugar everywhere else in the world...except America?
But sugar is relatively cheap anyway, so we pretend it's all good.
Don't you find it funny that Coke... the most "American" of all products sold across the world, tastes better due to being made with real sugar everywhere else in the world...except America?
re: Why are tariffs bad when we do it, but not when they do it to us?
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/7/25 at 9:17 am
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The tariffs aren’t reciprocal. For example Japan had 4.5% tariffs on us and we respond with 25%+ on them.
Do they charge a VAT or have any other regulations designed to make it harder for American products to enter their markets?
re: Welfare queen farmers want a bailout.
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/7/25 at 9:12 am
It's probably not a good idea for any farmer...but it's a damn terrible idea if any sugar farmer in the US gets a single dime from the govt from this day forward for any reason whatsoever.
It's time to allow that entire industry to die out.
It's time to allow that entire industry to die out.
re: Have you ever attended a political protest?
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/5/25 at 8:33 pm
Yes, sort of. I went to Trumps inauguration in January. Two days before there was a huge women's March. I made it a point to get up close and observe this protest with my GoPro. I hated everything about these people, but the experience was exhilarating.
I found them while they were "rehearsing" their chants in Freedom Square. Just before they marched. Wife stayed on the perimeter but I wanted to get closer and read the signs and hear whoever was in the middle yelling.
Within five minutes I was surrounded and trapped. They were closing in behind be so I didn't notice. And I underestimated how many people there were. I was stuck and separated from my wife for about 45 min till they lined up and finally started marching.
Wife said she felt like she was getting the stink eye and they somehow knew she was not on their side. Turns out she was wearing lots of red and blue. These protesters wore almost zero red, white, or blue. I suppose the pink pussy hats we purchased didn't provide us much cover.
I found them while they were "rehearsing" their chants in Freedom Square. Just before they marched. Wife stayed on the perimeter but I wanted to get closer and read the signs and hear whoever was in the middle yelling.
Within five minutes I was surrounded and trapped. They were closing in behind be so I didn't notice. And I underestimated how many people there were. I was stuck and separated from my wife for about 45 min till they lined up and finally started marching.
Wife said she felt like she was getting the stink eye and they somehow knew she was not on their side. Turns out she was wearing lots of red and blue. These protesters wore almost zero red, white, or blue. I suppose the pink pussy hats we purchased didn't provide us much cover.
re: Welp...State of Louisiana proves its pro-business once again. Chevron tagged for $740 mil
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/4/25 at 3:22 pm
I don’t agree with suing them for things we allowed them to do.
But I do think they should be paying more in taxes. Along with a lot of other companies.
And I’m as conservative and business friendly as they come.…. Companies are able to get these low tax rates through bribes. Our state leaders, both parties, for decades, are enriching themselves.
But I do think they should be paying more in taxes. Along with a lot of other companies.
And I’m as conservative and business friendly as they come.…. Companies are able to get these low tax rates through bribes. Our state leaders, both parties, for decades, are enriching themselves.
re: Mike Waltz continues to shite on his own grave
Posted by deuceiswild on 4/1/25 at 6:01 pm
Are we going to fire Hegseth for this? Seems like a logical move to me. :rolleyes:
re: Real ID Enforcement By TSA Begins 5/7
Posted by deuceiswild on 3/27/25 at 4:38 pm
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So you think renewing your license periodically in order to see if you are still physically competent to drive is useless?
Yes. Absolutely. Hell yes!
Because renewals do nothing of the sort. They prove nothing except that you have $40 in your pocket or bank account.
re: Real ID Enforcement By TSA Begins 5/7
Posted by deuceiswild on 3/27/25 at 1:51 pm
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Without a driver's license, how would you propose they keep up with traffic violations?
In other words, it’s an ID being used to track traffic violations? No idea what you mean by that, but I suppose it doesn’t matter what you mean.
re: Real ID Enforcement By TSA Begins 5/7
Posted by deuceiswild on 3/27/25 at 1:42 pm
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So, you think licensing people to operate a vehicle on a publicly maintained road is a bad idea?
No, but I believe renewing your license periodically is useless other than being a money grab by the state.
Drivers licenses serve zero useful purpose as it pertains to driving. They’re more useful as a form of ID than anything else.
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