DawgTalkers.net Forums DawgTalk Palus Politicus Social justice and the destructive message of the NFL players kneeling during the national anthem.

All lies just made up BS!

And you talk about Trump telling lies...you make Trump look like Honest Abe.

Like I said, you are displaying the same qualities as Vambo. I could care less if you approve of my message or not. You're both vile.

Play w/Vambo. You deserve one another.

Vambo once again dodges questions about his purported support for women beaters. What's he hiding?

I don't answer to LIES...

But you've answered this post twice. I guess that means you support women beaters...

I could care less what you're hateful self thinks about me. You are resorting to the same deflecting techniques as Vambo is.

You also are leaving out a ton of facts, such as the number of calls she made to the police and how they quit responding to her because they deemed her to not be a credible witness.

Like I said, you resort to the same underhanded, slimy tactics as Vambo does. You two deserve one another.

I could care less what you're hateful self thinks about me. You are resorting to the same deflecting techniques as Vambo is.

You also are leaving out a ton of facts, such as the number of calls she made to the police and how they quit responding to her because they deemed her to not be a credible witness.

Like I said, you resort to the same underhanded, slimy tactics as Vambo does. You two deserve one another.

POWELL, Ohio — Police and 911 call reports from Powell police and the Delaware County Emergency Communications dating back to 2015 obtained by ABC 6 Investigates include a dozen calls to police by both Courtney and Zach Smith..

Courtney Smith called police three times in October 2015. In the first call, she stated she felt like she was being watched by a suspicious person. That report shows she told police about having issues with her soon-to-be ex-husband.

In the second call, Courtney Smith told police her husband refused to give their son back even though it was her time with their son. She stated then they were going through a divorce. The next day, police took a report from Courtney Smith about a domestic incident at her home the night before and how she’s been a victim of sustained physical abuse.Courtney Smith also called police saying she wanted to file a restraining order.

In November 2015, Courtney Smith calls police with a stalking complaint.

Two years later, in December 2017, Courtney Smith tells police a neighbor spotted her ex-husband banging on her door, looking in the windows and tearing down a Christmas wreath. The report shows Zach Smith was given a trespass warning.

This January, Courtney Smith calls about Zach trying to get their kids because she was going out of town with them. The same day hours later, Zach Smith calls police to say Courtney took their kids across state lines when it’s not allowed in their divorce agreement.

In March, Courtney Smith calls police for a well-being check on their children at their dad’s house after she said they were crying while they face-timed and she could hear a male yelling in the background. Police reported the kids were okay.

In May, Courtney Smith calls about a trespassing at her house.

In July, Courtney Smith calls again stating her ex is stalking and harassing her. She also handed over text messages but police found no criminal violation with those.

ABC 6 On Your Side reached out to Brett McMurphy and Stadium about their exclusive interview with Courtney Smith. McMurphy says Courtney was not paid one cent for any information or interviews. A spokesperson for Stadium told us the exact same thing that she was paid nothing.

j/c:

Despite the best efforts of Vambo and CHS to make the connection, I still would like to know how domestic violence has to do w/the topic of players kneeling during the National Anthem?

Have you read anything about the case? Honest question.

You're arguing that Zach Smith didn't beat his wife, despite admitting it to her, because she called the police multiple times? Do you know why she called the police so many times?

https://abc6onyourside.com/on-your-side/...-and-zach-smith



She called them over a dozen times in 3 years. That's not that many times for repeat 911 callers, but whatever, I'll let you have it. So it looks like half her calls are to report Zach for trespassing and the other calls are to check on the welfare of her children. What a witch. He also calls the police multiple times on her, but I don't see why YOU would think that would make him less credible. Before I get to the idea that police can find witnesses to be non-credible or that they stop responding, which are both equally preposterous for separate reasons. Would Courtney have a reason to try to call the police so much? Well, in her text message to Shelley Meyers, Courtney tells Shelley that she's trying to get a protection order.



Well, part of getting a protection order, especially a criminal one (which she got last month, which is why the story broke), one must prove that they are in danger. I don't think you've ever talked to a woman about legal protections from Domestic Abusers, but it's very hard to prove domestic violence. Many times most women have to settle for a civil protection order, which has a lower proof burden than DV does. So calling the police every time you suspect that your abuser is stalking or harassing you, gives you a better case for a restraining order and can save their life! And it paid off because, again, in July she was granted a restraining order against Zach Smith.

Also, police cannot find someone to be a credible witness, especially when they are a victim. They also do not deal with answering calls, that job is for dispatchers and they do not pick and choose which reports go out to the police, because all reports go out to the police. You can find police reports detailing "crimes" done in someone's dreams. They will never not respond to a call, even if it takes them a long time to get to your place, they will get there. The only place where I've seen people say that Courtney isn't credible and the police stopped showing up, were on forum posts on DT that got deleted for being unsubstantiated rumors.

Because Vambo asked why NFL players don't protest domestic violence and then Vambo admitted that he doesn't protest domestic violence, but welcomes it.

That's a LIE. You continue to post like Versatile Dog.

If it's a lie then prove me wrong. Find where you have spoken up or protested against domestic violence committed by police and NFL players. If it's a lie it should be easy to prove me wrong. Right? I think we might need a trial to get an actual result.

If I wanted to stoop their level, it would be easy because one of the main characters in the kneeling situation was investigated for sexual misconduct. According to CHS, an accusation equals guilt.

But, I won't go there.

But Kaep can be accused of rape and he is a hero. GTH outta here.

Show me where I admitted this "Vambo admitted that he doesn't protest domestic violence, but welcomes it.." You have the burden of proof you are the one telling LIES.

I actually just accused you of lying about me lying. So the burden of proof is on you. I hope you can find one instance where you protested domestic violence from the police and NFL players. Because if you don't, then I'm correct.

The funny thing is that you consider being like Vers as an insult when you're you. Of course you're only bringing Vers up so much, because your social skills literally revolve around 'no u' arguments, which is why you post images and emoticons, devoid of any substance, on the internet like a 12 year old, prepubescent girl.

I don't need to LIE as you do...

Typical start to a day with Clem and Swish...

Good morning guys, what has your hair on fire today?

We don't know 40, they haven't told us yet.

The Hall of Fame Game has in the past been a useful indicator of the NFL’s dominance, comparing favorably to major postseason events in the other sports. This year’s audience trailed all 14 games in the NBA Conference Finals, coming closest to Celtics-Cavaliers Game 3 (6.83M), but did top nine of last year’s 12 MLB League Championship Series games. Keep in mind several LCS games aired in the afternoon.

If the Hall of Fame Game were a college football bowl, it would have ranked ninth out of last season’s 36 games on Nielsen rated networks.

Isn't that Lady Gaga?