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View Poll Results: Was the Big Man right or wrong to throw the boy off the train?
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Old 21-12-2011, 06:56 PM #26
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Originally Posted by Shasown View Post
Me going off tangent, add dissembling to the evasions then Pyr. PMSL talk about a little christmas street cheer eh?

Should be amusing to see if Sam does get prosecuted for fare dodging.

Should be even more amusing if Pollock gets done for assault.

You see the law isnt there to be popular, its to help things run easier and prevent the collapse into anarchy - supposedly.
Thing is though: it's not up to you or I.

It is as we both are aware, upto the PF - I certainly wouldn't use the word 'amusing' as a fitting description to this - I find the whole thing unsavory - I am however interested in the outcome, rather than finding any of it amusing.

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