You do the math; the GOP has dominated the White House for years with their lies and deceit. Now, payday is here for them to pay the American people back all the monies they have stole in taxes and other dirty under handed laws they have passed to only benefit the rich to mega rich. It is a long and lonely road that has no end, and a ill wind that never changes. It is time to pay this country back and ease this one-sided load that this country has had to carry for too long.
You are so full of your way of thinking that any one else with a new way of seeing a situation is wrong in your book. At least I have lights and I know where I live. And as far as you Youngstown born and half raised, come and live on my side of the tracks and you won't have enough water to wet your pants at all the wrong that I have lived through and still living through it. So go ahead and sit in your easy chair and bash real honest people with a honest opinion of how they see it.
Are you blind and dumb? That officer picked the dead dog up by its chain and made a comment of what a good shot he was. Now if he was doing his job on the call he was called on, the dog being in his own house, on his own property would be alive today. Yes, an officer has the right to defend himself but, he was totally out of line when he went on private property with his K9 and shot a dog on a chain regardless what the breed of the animal. Dog on a chain, shot point blank in the face over its right eye. Then he has the nerve to brag about what a good shot he is. Get a dose of reality and see that soon something is gonna happen in Youngstown, and if we all use our heads we can put the guilty behind bars instead of putting a badge on their chest.
If the officer was called to your neighborhood and shot your dog on your property then you would be mad and want to lash out on the one who did the shooting. I also see you only see things your way. Wake up and realize that if you are YooungstownBornRaised and can't see what is happening then you should get help for your blindness. You say the K9 dog is an officer too,well that dog was someones pet too before he was shot without a trial or a prayer. You are moronic and a sad excuse for not seeing things the way the rest of Youngstown sees it. Murder is Murder, think before you shoot.
I don't agree with most of these comments. I believe that animals have rights too! Regardless to the animal's breed, he was at home on his own property, chained up with a dog house full of hay for the long winter cold. Now, because of a officer that had no business on the property decided that he would take the law into his own hands shot a dog because of his breed and not even knowing nothing else about the dog. Is this what we are to expect in Youngstown from the police? There are too many unsolved murders in Youngstown; now they are trying to take out our dogs too. Yes, there is something very strange about the gun happy police using their gun before they think of who they shoot. Be it man or dog, someone loved that animal or that human very much. Stop the shooting think before you shoot!!
Group forms in Ohio to push tax increases for rich
You do the math; the GOP has dominated the White House for years with their lies and deceit. Now, payday is here for them to pay the American people back all the monies they have stole in taxes and other dirty under handed laws they have passed to only benefit the rich to mega rich. It is a long and lonely road that has no end, and a ill wind that never changes. It is time to pay this country back and ease this one-sided load that this country has had to carry for too long.
December 1, 2012 at 7:06 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Police probe shooting of pit bull by officer
You are so full of your way of thinking that any one else with a new way of seeing a situation is wrong in your book. At least I have lights and I know where I live. And as far as you Youngstown born and half raised, come and live on my side of the tracks and you won't have enough water to wet your pants at all the wrong that I have lived through and still living through it. So go ahead and sit in your easy chair and bash real honest people with a honest opinion of how they see it.
November 26, 2011 at 5:02 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Police probe shooting of pit bull by officer
Are you blind and dumb? That officer picked the dead dog up by its chain and made a comment of what a good shot he was. Now if he was doing his job on the call he was called on, the dog being in his own house, on his own property would be alive today. Yes, an officer has the right to defend himself but, he was totally out of line when he went on private property with his K9 and shot a dog on a chain regardless what the breed of the animal. Dog on a chain, shot point blank in the face over its right eye. Then he has the nerve to brag about what a good shot he is. Get a dose of reality and see that soon something is gonna happen in Youngstown, and if we all use our heads we can put the guilty behind bars instead of putting a badge on their chest.
November 24, 2011 at 7:05 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Police probe shooting of pit bull by officer
If the officer was called to your neighborhood and shot your dog on your property then you would be mad and want to lash out on the one who did the shooting. I also see you only see things your way. Wake up and realize that if you are YooungstownBornRaised and can't see what is happening then you should get help for your blindness. You say the K9 dog is an officer too,well that dog was someones pet too before he was shot without a trial or a prayer. You are moronic and a sad excuse for not seeing things the way the rest of Youngstown sees it. Murder is Murder, think before you shoot.
November 23, 2011 at 4:27 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Police probe shooting of pit bull by officer
I don't agree with most of these comments. I believe that animals have rights too! Regardless to the animal's breed, he was at home on his own property, chained up with a dog house full of hay for the long winter cold. Now, because of a officer that had no business on the property decided that he would take the law into his own hands shot a dog because of his breed and not even knowing nothing else about the dog. Is this what we are to expect in Youngstown from the police? There are too many unsolved murders in Youngstown; now they are trying to take out our dogs too. Yes, there is something very strange about the gun happy police using their gun before they think of who they shoot. Be it man or dog, someone loved that animal or that human very much. Stop the shooting think before you shoot!!
November 23, 2011 at 10:11 a.m. permalink suggest removal