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I Do Not Think Pell Deserved The Beating In The Barbershop, Agree?

posted 9 years ago by matoschi
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I do not think that Pell deserve the beating in the barbershop. Do you agree with me that Pell did not deserve the beating in the barbershop?

[–] Tyler-A-Arse 9 years ago

I think he did. He was a really ignorant and racist individual. I have no sympathy for such attitudes and feel people like him deserve what they get. Look how he treated the black people in that area. The mental abuse alone should tell you what a despicable person he is.

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[–] siargao 8 years ago

I see that you keep asking the same question in several places.

Please, my strange li'l friend, refer to the answers to your question "Did Pell Deserve The Beating In The Barbershop?" which you posed 8 months ago on October 16, 2014; and again on June 6, 2015 in the "Hackman shaving Deputy Clinton Pell...." thread.

[–] Tyler-A-Arse 8 years ago

You directed that to the wrong person.

[–] siargao 8 years ago

Oh? How very clumsy of me.

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[–] ezcutt 9 years ago

The man beat his wife............enough said!

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[–] Jared-Fogle-Sucks 9 years ago

I agree he should not have been beaten in the barber shop.

He should have had his head cut off and fed to the pigs.

[–] ThomasMuf 9 years ago

He would have deserved to get beaten to death.

[–] MyOpinions 9 years ago

Do not agree with you.

[–] ThomasMuf 9 years ago

So you're a racist.

[–] angelovj 9 years ago

SO your the "everyone who doesn't think everything has to do with race is a racist" kind, huh?

[–] coldnaps 9 years ago

Wasn't beaten nearly enough.

[–] Neuronhead 9 years ago

I do not think that Pell deserve the beating in the barbershop

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