Solo player
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What are the chances of that happening? .0001%alwayssplitaces said:
Need Advice from a Pro- Another Police Story
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Automatic Monkey
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It's high variance. The casino is going to try to fabricate a criminal case against you. They are liars cheats and criminals, they know how to do this, and once you are in jail facing criminal charges you'll be amazed at how uninterested the free world is in your story. You could be the one who ends up paying out money, for criminal defense and in the price paid for having a criminal record.alwayssplitaces said:
It's possible the local courts and attorneys aren't going to want to get involved, at least not on your side. Too much work and trouble for a lawyer, they want easy money and if they know the casino fights back and has a history of winning these cases, they're going to tell you to just forget about it. Unless you already know a lawyer who has suggested to you that he is interested in suing a casino, I wouldn't go shopping for abuse from casino security.
yesiamred
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Well put CP and I agree with you. Although, I have never been in that "backoff" situation as of yet I will at least be armed with the knowledge of what my citizen's rights are when the time should come. Thankscreeping panther said:This seems to be a new intimidation procedure being used around the country.
First off you live in a free country that many men died to keep that way and you just buckled under a sleight threat from some HS drop out in a uniform.
Was this in a state reg. casino?
In a native casino it is a little more iffy but you still are protected under the US laws.
I really want to say you guys better grow a set and fast!!
Do not show ID unless it is for cashing in $10,000 or more!!
We are not fuc#ing criminals!!! Hear that guys!!! Stop acting like criminals, act like free men with rights and dignity and pride and be ready to fight to defend those rights.
I have way to many friends that have ben abused in this way recently and it has got to stop,,,so again I say,,,GROW A SET!!
Just say no!
Horse Johnson will soon have his law license and I am sure he would be happy to take on any cases steeming from this type of abuse.
CP
BTW, do I eat corn flakes, drink beer, kick casino butt or please explain how us gals should "grow a set"? Just kidding, you rock. Thanks to you and everyone for all your great comments!
FLASH1296
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Never lose sight of the fact that your rights as a citizen, vouchsafed to you, as a citizen of the U.S.A.;
but you voluntarily surrender your rights upon setting foot (or tires) on Native American "sovereign land".
A common English definitions of "sovereign" is:
[attrib.] (of a nation or state) "fully independent and determining its own affairs : a sovereign, democratic republic."
but you voluntarily surrender your rights upon setting foot (or tires) on Native American "sovereign land".
A common English definitions of "sovereign" is:
[attrib.] (of a nation or state) "fully independent and determining its own affairs : a sovereign, democratic republic."
Lonesome Gambler
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I felt it was necessary to have this appear again. Bingo.The Chaperone said:
Automatic Monkey
Banned
You already have a set. Recommend you keep them well-visible at the casino. Even more so when there are AP's around.yesiamred said:
Automatic Monkey
Banned
OK, I see...LVBear584 said:
"...Based exclusively on the verdict in favor of Romanski on her § 1983 claim, the jury awarded $500 in punitive damages against Brown, and
$875,000 in punitive damages against the casino...."
and...
"...The verdict was swift Dec. 13, less than three hours to decide that the guard and the Luxor should pay $203,230 and Mandalay Bay, which evicted her from her room after the incident at the Luxor, should pay $100,000. Then jurors went back to discuss punitive damages.
That's when the resort's lawyers came up with a better settlement offer, which was accepted but is not public.
Since Nevada law limits punitive damages to no more than three times actual damages, the maximum Frabotta could have received in punitive damages would have been another $900,000. So she received no more than $1.2 million, maybe less..."
I don't know Bear, I've been punched in the face and hit with a club for a lot less than 6 figures, are you absolutely sure I shouldn't provoke those morons?
BJgenius007
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Why can't some AP be more courageous than Cho doing in Virginia Tech campus? It would be awesome to see such a casino massacre on prime time news. I suggest Automatic Monkey do it!zengrifter said:They are fortunate that you didn't go fully Automatic on them. zg
AutoMonk on
full-tilt automatic
BJgenius007
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Don't shoot the messenger. If you watch how the follow-ups evolve, you know this is the logical conclusion what WABJ11 and many want.21forme said:
Automatic Monkey
Banned
Screw you. I'm one friend removed from a person killed at at Virginia Tech and that's one reason I think what you said was stupid. My second reason is that I'm a Second Amendment supporter and deeds like what happened there tarnish us all. Third reason is that I'm an AP, we are being observed here by casino personnel, and we are all judged by the things that are said here. I do not believe anyone here has any desire to shoot in a casino or harm casino personnel, and you harm our reputation by suggesting that.BJgenius007 said:
Does this surpass me expressing my fantasy of becoming a ploppy serial killer?21forme said:
Would it be even worse if I said I recently had a fantasy of flaying a ploppy's skin, painting it green, making them into a blackjack table top, splitting my tens over and over on them after switching to two hands and raising my bet, and then ask them if they'd still like to loudly proclaim "Why did you raise your bet all of a sudden"?
Dyepaintball12
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You are just the worst kind of person.BJgenius007 said:
21gunsalute
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No, he's said a lot of stupider things...nothing quite this mean though.21forme said: