Carl in Michigan
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Murder?Waconians thought like you. See what happened to them?
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Murder?Waconians thought like you. See what happened to them?
Yes, like I said..... that sure sounds like an attempt to compel speech from her.Thats only because you cant read. From the OPs link.Sounds more like the judge jailed her because he got offended when she disagreed with his characterization of her as "selfish", and he demanded she apologize publicly for something she does not, and should not feel any remorse for. Is it a legitimate use of judicial power to compel speech from citizens? Especially when it would be a falsehood?She was jailed for violating a court order. Thats illegal.Cutting hair is not illegal. She wasn't jailed for cutting hair.But Judge, dont send me to jail for dealing drugs, I just needed to feed my children.Texas Judge Orders Jail Sentence for Hair Salon Owner Who Kept Business Open Despite Stay-at-Home Order
A Texas judge has sentenced a North Texas salon owner to seven days in jail for keeping her business open despite Governor Greg Abbott's executive statewide order to shutter all non-essential businesses during the coronavirus epidemic.
The judge offered to commute her sentence if she apologized for "being selfish." However, she didn't apologize and plans on appealing the judge's decision.
Salon À la Mode owner Shelley Luther was found in criminal and civil contempt of court by Dallas Judge Eric Moye for continuing to operate her salon despite receiving a court-issued temporary restraining order on April 28 requiring her to discontinue all business operations.
Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied.
"I have to disagree with you sir, when you say that I'm selfish because feeding my kids—is not selfish," Luther told the judge. "I need to feed my family and my stylists could not feed their families."
"I have hair stylists that are going hungry because they'd rather feed their kids. So sir, if you think the law is more important than kids getting fed, then please go ahead with your decision, but I am not going to shut the salon," she continued.
My opinion is the title- I've expressed it in other threads and will contiue to express it when I read about these scum.
But Judge, don't send me to jail for prostitution, I was just trying to feed my kids,
But judge, I only robbed the bank to get money to feed my kids.
So its OK to brerak the laws. How many people's lives did she put at risk?
"Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied. "
Thats a subjective stance so I could care less.You couldn't make a salient point if your ass depended on it....What an ass you are...I sent $200 to her fund...the Texas DA ordered her to be released this afternoon.....fuck that judge....Smart lady. She has a gofundme page set up to bilk illiterate retards out of their money. $289K and counting.
"I sent $200 to her fund"
Thanks for proving my point.![]()
Someone got convicted of murder?Murder?Waconians thought like you. See what happened to them?
$7K fine? Shes going to make nice profit.
No. That was an attempt to give her an option. She decided she wanted to go to jail instead. Dont get me wrong. It was a brilliant move on her part. Now she has all these fools not only paying her fine, but she is going to make a tidy profit in addition to some great free marketing.Yes, like I said..... that sure sounds like an attempt to compel speech from her.Thats only because you cant read. From the OPs link.Sounds more like the judge jailed her because he got offended when she disagreed with his characterization of her as "selfish", and he demanded she apologize publicly for something she does not, and should not feel any remorse for. Is it a legitimate use of judicial power to compel speech from citizens? Especially when it would be a falsehood?She was jailed for violating a court order. Thats illegal.Cutting hair is not illegal. She wasn't jailed for cutting hair.But Judge, dont send me to jail for dealing drugs, I just needed to feed my children.Texas Judge Orders Jail Sentence for Hair Salon Owner Who Kept Business Open Despite Stay-at-Home Order
A Texas judge has sentenced a North Texas salon owner to seven days in jail for keeping her business open despite Governor Greg Abbott's executive statewide order to shutter all non-essential businesses during the coronavirus epidemic.
The judge offered to commute her sentence if she apologized for "being selfish." However, she didn't apologize and plans on appealing the judge's decision.
Salon À la Mode owner Shelley Luther was found in criminal and civil contempt of court by Dallas Judge Eric Moye for continuing to operate her salon despite receiving a court-issued temporary restraining order on April 28 requiring her to discontinue all business operations.
Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied.
"I have to disagree with you sir, when you say that I'm selfish because feeding my kids—is not selfish," Luther told the judge. "I need to feed my family and my stylists could not feed their families."
"I have hair stylists that are going hungry because they'd rather feed their kids. So sir, if you think the law is more important than kids getting fed, then please go ahead with your decision, but I am not going to shut the salon," she continued.
My opinion is the title- I've expressed it in other threads and will contiue to express it when I read about these scum.
But Judge, don't send me to jail for prostitution, I was just trying to feed my kids,
But judge, I only robbed the bank to get money to feed my kids.
So its OK to brerak the laws. How many people's lives did she put at risk?
"Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied. "
We never ceded this sort of authority to the government, they took it and are daring us to fight them over it.You mean the same people that voted someone to a judge and gave them the authority to do this?We the People.Says who?Bullshit,there's no legal court order or anything that gives the gov the right to do this without declaring martial law.She was jailed for violating a court order. Thats illegal.Cutting hair is not illegal. She wasn't jailed for cutting hair.But Judge, dont send me to jail for dealing drugs, I just needed to feed my children.Texas Judge Orders Jail Sentence for Hair Salon Owner Who Kept Business Open Despite Stay-at-Home Order
A Texas judge has sentenced a North Texas salon owner to seven days in jail for keeping her business open despite Governor Greg Abbott's executive statewide order to shutter all non-essential businesses during the coronavirus epidemic.
The judge offered to commute her sentence if she apologized for "being selfish." However, she didn't apologize and plans on appealing the judge's decision.
Salon À la Mode owner Shelley Luther was found in criminal and civil contempt of court by Dallas Judge Eric Moye for continuing to operate her salon despite receiving a court-issued temporary restraining order on April 28 requiring her to discontinue all business operations.
Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied.
"I have to disagree with you sir, when you say that I'm selfish because feeding my kids—is not selfish," Luther told the judge. "I need to feed my family and my stylists could not feed their families."
"I have hair stylists that are going hungry because they'd rather feed their kids. So sir, if you think the law is more important than kids getting fed, then please go ahead with your decision, but I am not going to shut the salon," she continued.
My opinion is the title- I've expressed it in other threads and will contiue to express it when I read about these scum.
But Judge, don't send me to jail for prostitution, I was just trying to feed my kids,
But judge, I only robbed the bank to get money to feed my kids.
So its OK to brerak the laws. How many people's lives did she put at risk?
Good, she finally learned from watching all the scummy blacks suing and getting rich. You go girl!No. That was an attempt to give her an option. She decided she wanted to go to jail instead. Dont get me wrong. It was a brilliant move on her part. Now she has all these fools not only paying her fine, but she is going to make a tidy profit in addition to some great free marketing.Yes, like I said..... that sure sounds like an attempt to compel speech from her.Thats only because you cant read. From the OPs link.Sounds more like the judge jailed her because he got offended when she disagreed with his characterization of her as "selfish", and he demanded she apologize publicly for something she does not, and should not feel any remorse for. Is it a legitimate use of judicial power to compel speech from citizens? Especially when it would be a falsehood?She was jailed for violating a court order. Thats illegal.Cutting hair is not illegal. She wasn't jailed for cutting hair.But Judge, dont send me to jail for dealing drugs, I just needed to feed my children.Texas Judge Orders Jail Sentence for Hair Salon Owner Who Kept Business Open Despite Stay-at-Home Order
A Texas judge has sentenced a North Texas salon owner to seven days in jail for keeping her business open despite Governor Greg Abbott's executive statewide order to shutter all non-essential businesses during the coronavirus epidemic.
The judge offered to commute her sentence if she apologized for "being selfish." However, she didn't apologize and plans on appealing the judge's decision.
Salon À la Mode owner Shelley Luther was found in criminal and civil contempt of court by Dallas Judge Eric Moye for continuing to operate her salon despite receiving a court-issued temporary restraining order on April 28 requiring her to discontinue all business operations.
Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied.
"I have to disagree with you sir, when you say that I'm selfish because feeding my kids—is not selfish," Luther told the judge. "I need to feed my family and my stylists could not feed their families."
"I have hair stylists that are going hungry because they'd rather feed their kids. So sir, if you think the law is more important than kids getting fed, then please go ahead with your decision, but I am not going to shut the salon," she continued.
My opinion is the title- I've expressed it in other threads and will contiue to express it when I read about these scum.
But Judge, don't send me to jail for prostitution, I was just trying to feed my kids,
But judge, I only robbed the bank to get money to feed my kids.
So its OK to brerak the laws. How many people's lives did she put at risk?
"Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied. "
Thats what selfish means dummy. Thinking of things that only affect you.
but she is going to make a tidy profit in addit
You fucking retard. You said her or some form of her 4 times in a sentence trying to tell me it wasnt about her.Thats what selfish means dummy. Thinking of things that only affect you.
She wasn't just thinking about herself. She was being driven by the needs of her children which is her primary responsibility in her life.
And that of her employees.Thats what selfish means dummy. Thinking of things that only affect you.
She wasn't just thinking about herself. She was being driven by the needs of her children which is her primary responsibility in her life.
Yep. And very happy to see her rewarded for taking a Constitutional stand.No. That was an attempt to give her an option. She decided she wanted to go to jail instead. Dont get me wrong. It was a brilliant move on her part. Now she has all these fools not only paying her fine, but she is going to make a tidy profit in addition to some great free marketing.Yes, like I said..... that sure sounds like an attempt to compel speech from her.Thats only because you cant read. From the OPs link.Sounds more like the judge jailed her because he got offended when she disagreed with his characterization of her as "selfish", and he demanded she apologize publicly for something she does not, and should not feel any remorse for. Is it a legitimate use of judicial power to compel speech from citizens? Especially when it would be a falsehood?She was jailed for violating a court order. Thats illegal.Cutting hair is not illegal. She wasn't jailed for cutting hair.But Judge, dont send me to jail for dealing drugs, I just needed to feed my children.Texas Judge Orders Jail Sentence for Hair Salon Owner Who Kept Business Open Despite Stay-at-Home Order
A Texas judge has sentenced a North Texas salon owner to seven days in jail for keeping her business open despite Governor Greg Abbott's executive statewide order to shutter all non-essential businesses during the coronavirus epidemic.
The judge offered to commute her sentence if she apologized for "being selfish." However, she didn't apologize and plans on appealing the judge's decision.
Salon À la Mode owner Shelley Luther was found in criminal and civil contempt of court by Dallas Judge Eric Moye for continuing to operate her salon despite receiving a court-issued temporary restraining order on April 28 requiring her to discontinue all business operations.
Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied.
"I have to disagree with you sir, when you say that I'm selfish because feeding my kids—is not selfish," Luther told the judge. "I need to feed my family and my stylists could not feed their families."
"I have hair stylists that are going hungry because they'd rather feed their kids. So sir, if you think the law is more important than kids getting fed, then please go ahead with your decision, but I am not going to shut the salon," she continued.
My opinion is the title- I've expressed it in other threads and will contiue to express it when I read about these scum.
But Judge, don't send me to jail for prostitution, I was just trying to feed my kids,
But judge, I only robbed the bank to get money to feed my kids.
So its OK to brerak the laws. How many people's lives did she put at risk?
"Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied. "
You mean the ones that could have gotten unemployment above and beyond normal unemployment?And that of her employees.Thats what selfish means dummy. Thinking of things that only affect you.
She wasn't just thinking about herself. She was being driven by the needs of her children which is her primary responsibility in her life.
I'm very tickled that there are so many idiots out there willing to pay her fine and contribute to her IRA all because she broke a court order.Yep. And very happy to see her rewarded for taking a Constitutional stand.No. That was an attempt to give her an option. She decided she wanted to go to jail instead. Dont get me wrong. It was a brilliant move on her part. Now she has all these fools not only paying her fine, but she is going to make a tidy profit in addition to some great free marketing.Yes, like I said..... that sure sounds like an attempt to compel speech from her.Thats only because you cant read. From the OPs link.Sounds more like the judge jailed her because he got offended when she disagreed with his characterization of her as "selfish", and he demanded she apologize publicly for something she does not, and should not feel any remorse for. Is it a legitimate use of judicial power to compel speech from citizens? Especially when it would be a falsehood?She was jailed for violating a court order. Thats illegal.Cutting hair is not illegal. She wasn't jailed for cutting hair.But Judge, dont send me to jail for dealing drugs, I just needed to feed my children.Texas Judge Orders Jail Sentence for Hair Salon Owner Who Kept Business Open Despite Stay-at-Home Order
A Texas judge has sentenced a North Texas salon owner to seven days in jail for keeping her business open despite Governor Greg Abbott's executive statewide order to shutter all non-essential businesses during the coronavirus epidemic.
The judge offered to commute her sentence if she apologized for "being selfish." However, she didn't apologize and plans on appealing the judge's decision.
Salon À la Mode owner Shelley Luther was found in criminal and civil contempt of court by Dallas Judge Eric Moye for continuing to operate her salon despite receiving a court-issued temporary restraining order on April 28 requiring her to discontinue all business operations.
Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied.
"I have to disagree with you sir, when you say that I'm selfish because feeding my kids—is not selfish," Luther told the judge. "I need to feed my family and my stylists could not feed their families."
"I have hair stylists that are going hungry because they'd rather feed their kids. So sir, if you think the law is more important than kids getting fed, then please go ahead with your decision, but I am not going to shut the salon," she continued.
My opinion is the title- I've expressed it in other threads and will contiue to express it when I read about these scum.
But Judge, don't send me to jail for prostitution, I was just trying to feed my kids,
But judge, I only robbed the bank to get money to feed my kids.
So its OK to brerak the laws. How many people's lives did she put at risk?
"Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied. "
She is making a point for the rest of us....the government has no right to close her doors because of a pandemic that kills less than 3% of the infected...we have flu's hit us every year with death rates like this....are you going to want a shutdown for next seasons flu too?...and the next?....No. That was an attempt to give her an option. She decided she wanted to go to jail instead. Dont get me wrong. It was a brilliant move on her part. Now she has all these fools not only paying her fine, but she is going to make a tidy profit in addition to some great free marketing.Yes, like I said..... that sure sounds like an attempt to compel speech from her.Thats only because you cant read. From the OPs link.Sounds more like the judge jailed her because he got offended when she disagreed with his characterization of her as "selfish", and he demanded she apologize publicly for something she does not, and should not feel any remorse for. Is it a legitimate use of judicial power to compel speech from citizens? Especially when it would be a falsehood?She was jailed for violating a court order. Thats illegal.Cutting hair is not illegal. She wasn't jailed for cutting hair.But Judge, dont send me to jail for dealing drugs, I just needed to feed my children.Texas Judge Orders Jail Sentence for Hair Salon Owner Who Kept Business Open Despite Stay-at-Home Order
A Texas judge has sentenced a North Texas salon owner to seven days in jail for keeping her business open despite Governor Greg Abbott's executive statewide order to shutter all non-essential businesses during the coronavirus epidemic.
The judge offered to commute her sentence if she apologized for "being selfish." However, she didn't apologize and plans on appealing the judge's decision.
Salon À la Mode owner Shelley Luther was found in criminal and civil contempt of court by Dallas Judge Eric Moye for continuing to operate her salon despite receiving a court-issued temporary restraining order on April 28 requiring her to discontinue all business operations.
Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied.
"I have to disagree with you sir, when you say that I'm selfish because feeding my kids—is not selfish," Luther told the judge. "I need to feed my family and my stylists could not feed their families."
"I have hair stylists that are going hungry because they'd rather feed their kids. So sir, if you think the law is more important than kids getting fed, then please go ahead with your decision, but I am not going to shut the salon," she continued.
My opinion is the title- I've expressed it in other threads and will contiue to express it when I read about these scum.
But Judge, don't send me to jail for prostitution, I was just trying to feed my kids,
But judge, I only robbed the bank to get money to feed my kids.
So its OK to brerak the laws. How many people's lives did she put at risk?
"Judge Moye informed the salon owner that he'd consider commuting her jail sentence if she'd call her opening "selfish" and apologize to the legal officials she had defied. "
Yes. If youre willing to kill others or put them in harms way to feed your kids its definitely a selfish act. Dont get all booty tickled because I pointed it out.