Chancellor Lee Adams will be at the game tomorrow

[4Corners]

3 hours ago, luke nukem said:

Im sure the only thing that was stopping them from reaching out was Jerry Richardson. SO glad he is gone.

This is an interesting point. Could definitely be the case.   

[ECUPantherFan]

I didn’t think he ever made Chancellor.

He was CAG, Commander, and VERY briefly an Admiral while in charge of Pegasus.

But I think he prefers to be called Apollo.

Oh... ADAMS... not Adama.  My bad.

So say we all.

[GRWatcher]

Pounding the drum tomorrow will be Tharon Drake, a paralympian and the first legally blind college swimming coach from Catawba College. 

I doubt that they announce Chancellor but they may show him on the big screen at some point. No announcement needed.

Carruth has moved to Pennsylvania. They can have him. So say we all.

[Cookie Lyon]

It would also be cool if Cam gives Chancellor a football. 

[PantherGuy]

1 hour ago, 4Corners said:

Why stop there? Let’s ban him from Charlotte and the entire state as well. 

I mean, he already went to PA on his own. He probably doesn't want to come back for a long time, if ever. Btw, I am not defending the guy, at all.

[cptx]

 

Can't vote

I dunno why so many people think this. It varies from state to state but in the majority of them a felon can vote once they are out of prison and off of any sort of community supervision, ie. probation or parole. Hell, a couple states even let them vote from prison.

[Lumps]

6 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Normally I think once people have paid their debt to society for their crime, we're too harsh on them. A felony conviction is pretty much a life ruiner. Can't vote, can't legally own firearms, virtually completely unemployable by any company that does even the most basic of background checks. There really isn't much of an opportunity to actually turn your life around.

But sorry, in this case... fug that guy. What he did is completely unforgiveable IMO and his life should be ruined.

From dealing literally with tens of thousands of felons daily, it is unfortunate that the ones that do want to change have a tough road ahead of them. Unfortunately, I’d estimate 1/50 really want that change.

And I’m being extremely generous. Unfortunately that’s the collateral, that’s the casualties, and there will always be casualties and and the end of the day that one who wants to change is the better option that the inevitable next victims of the other 49. Hard to impossible situation to try and perfect.

What I feel is unjust in my line of work is the word ‘felon’ being used for a guy who murdered or raped someone and for another guy who stole something worth a 100 bucks a few times.

For the first, I also feel it’s unjust to focus on the things and rights this felon doesn’t get in life as a result of ultimately taking another’s (Carruth).

For the latter it is indeed unfortunate. But it’s not impossible for those that truly have the willpower to change. Not saying it won’t be harder or shouldn’t be as hard as it is for some.

[jasonluckydog]

I would love to see him bang the drum but the poor kid can barely stand and his grandmother well hopefully she would have the strength 

[raz]

i thought it was a joke, and not about the kid at all.  am i missing something?

[Cookie Lyon]

[Mikey818]

 

Normally I think once people have paid their debt to society for their crime, we're too harsh on them. A felony conviction is pretty much a life ruiner. Can't vote, can't legally own firearms, virtually completely unemployable by any company that does even the most basic of background checks. There really isn't much of an opportunity to actually turn your life around.

But sorry, in this case... fug that guy. What he did is completely unforgiveable IMO and his life should be ruined.

Capital punishment would have saved us money 

[Carolina Cajun]

Personally, I one day want to see Chancellor hit the keep pounding drum.  he is an inspiration.

[MechaZain]

it’s seriously pathetic that JR did nothing for this family

[4Corners]

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