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Personally, I find that guy an embarrassment. I was disappointed that the Mexicans didn't keep him in jail. But hey, he finally got revealed for what he really is. Him and his crew make longhairs look like thugs.
as do i
I was disappointed that the Mexicans didn't keep him in jail.
im not he put a rapist behind bars hes still a complete ass but that doesnt change that he did capture a rapist
But hey, he finally got revealed for what he really is.
thankfully :{ ]
Him and his crew make longhairs look like thugs.
ABSOLUTELY
this guy puts criminals back on the street and makes a profit out of it they treat him like a hero when really they wouldn't be out on bail if it wasn't for him
take care :{ ]
I maybe watched 15 minutes of one of his shows. That's all I could stand.
I just don't like to watch human misery period. I don't like any shows that exploit human misery. The thing to remember is that those folks haven't been tried yet.
Bounty hunters are bottom feeders.
I agree with you if he captured a rapist that's great. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
that is an awesome saying man! i agree with you on everything
take care :{ ]
I dont watch the show but met the Dog once and he seemed like a good guy.
Everything about "dog" and this show reeks. He and his obease swine, bottle bleached heffer of a wife, along with his low life scum bag crew,are nothing more than Jerry Springer off spring.
I am amazed at the quality of television broadcast today.
They represent everything wrong with how people perceive those that choose to wear their hair long.
Dawn
Bounty hunters do meet a need. But he seems to be so over the top, like he's trying to live up to a Hollywood stereotype. And, yes, he does just reinforce the idea that male longhairs are either criminals or not much better.
I was going to give a semi-defense, not that what he said was right, but that it was being blown out of proportion, but in searching for the exact wording, I found that he has a history of making racist comments, using derogatory terms, even to an ex-wife who is half Hispanic. There are so many examples told by friends and relatives, that it's impossible to put this down to a one-off situation.
Personally his whole persona and crew just screams "low-life" to me. Now we got an ESPN sportscaster who "needs" to apologize because he opined that the area the new Newark, NJ, arena is in is unsafe? I've worked in Newark, and in that area. He friggin' right! Why should he apologize?
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Splat
He's still a mullet-head...
I agree, Dean. Hope everything's going well with you in your endeavors.
A friend of mine, a Riker's Island prison guard and personal friend of Dog and his family, attests that Dog is a good guy who cares about helping people and doing what's right. Is he perfect? Hell no. Nobody is. Did he make a mistake in saying what he said during that recorded phone conversation? I guess so, but I think it's been blown waaay out of proportion. People of ALL colors are often too quick to take offense at words. Just words. Black, white, longhair, shorthair, gay, straight... it's just words, people. The words only have power to hurt if you give them that power. It would be just as easy for people to say, "Well, Dog had a bad day and spouted off like an idiot," and just forget about it.
People get killed over words. Sounds coming out of somebody's mouth. How ridiculous is that?
Your are absolutely correct. Nobody's perfect and we all make
mistakes. All part of being Human.
Kevin
His real hair ends a bit below his neck.
Figures.
I guess it's "business on the top and a party just for show on the back".
Whether you like him or not Bounty Hunters are allowed by law, they are the backbone of the "bail" system, the courts allow them
wide latitude in the United States in enforcing the bail system.
What happened in Mexico is that Mexico hides convicted rapists (Luster) as well as convicted murderers.
You may not like someone like the Dog but the alternative could
well be the destruction of the bail system as we know it.