[Husker] Purify

Greg Zimmerman gzimmerman at everestkc.net
Wed Jul 18 20:07:27 CDT 2007


Steve, what a load of horsefeathers. Where there's smoke, there is often 
fire. Maybe these "angels" shouldn't put themselves in positions where 
their actions might be misinterpreted by the authorities.

If these types of incidents don't bother you, fine, but they do bother 
me and many others. Playing a sport for the University of Nebraska is a 
privilege. And with this privilege comes a responsibility to toe the 
line. If you choose not to, then there should be consequences to pay.



Steve Stone wrote:
> Dick Karre wrote:
>
>> Mo will reportedly cop a plea to all the charges against him on 
>> Wednesday. No indication what the sentence might be.
>> http://www.journalstar.com/articles/2007/07/17/huskerextra/football/doc469d34e3dc61d049889440.txt 
>>
>
> Dick's post has drawn a remarkable number of shoot-from-the-hip 
> responses.
>
> It will never cease to astonish me how some folks can read a newspaper 
> account of a complex incident and blithely assume that they have ALL 
> the pertinent facts in hand. As a former teacher of Journalism, I 
> assure them that they do NOT have possession of all the pertinent 
> facts from any newspaper story.
>
> Further, having assumed knowledge of all the facts, some seem to feel 
> that Divine Guidance or perhaps another Mystical Power has endowed 
> them with the inalienable right to act as judge, prosecutor, jury, and 
> (on occasion) executioner.
>
> Oddly enough, a system to deal with untoward incidents already exists 
> and is fidrmly in place. As cumbersome as it usually is, it remains 
> far superior to kangaroo courts and lynch mobs.
>
> Judge in haste, repent at lesiure.
>
> Steve Stone
>
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