EYJONAS!
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So you guys wanna hear about the "nose button"?
Bowmars to change plea tomorrow?
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Feel free to read the actual plea agreement and the indictment. Both documents are online, if you still think they’re being railroaded and aren’t guilty I don’t know what to say
Sagebrush1
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Wow. That’s a character statement
Weird how those public documents work. Makes it hard to justify the conspiracy theory.
Flatbrimmer
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Maybe I should.. I don’t condone poaching or any wildlife crime PERIOD. I just like the channel and the folks and it’s too bad it happened to em, or too bad they’re unethical folks.. I haven’t read it, but I’m the devils advocate always lol
Playing the devil’s advocate typically entails focusing on facts, not liking a channel.
brocksw
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Yeah I get it, super good content. Which post is your favorite? I like the one where he's showing off his warehouse full nutrition products under litigation. He has another one that's super ironic. He starts his truck on fire while doing a controlled burn and it really hits home when you consider it looks like a dumpster fire on wheels. I love Instagram Influencers, but the ones who specialize in irony are my fav. So yeah, big fan too.#inspirational
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That only happens to poor people.
Legitimately innocent people that have the resources to afford attorneys don’t have this issue.
It shouldn’t be that way, but it is.
The Bowmars can afford attorneys
Flatbrimmer
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It’s like playing cards with my kids…..
Still time to delete this.
Flatbrimmer
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I understand. And I do agree. Thanks for a logical argument.
But let’s get real. The “innocent folks” who take a plea deal are a lot less common than it’s made out to be here.
It absolutely happens, and you’re right on that folks of lower economic standing are more likely to take a plea deal despite their innocence.
Hell, getting convictions on legitimate crimes is no slam dunk, despite the assertion there are “thousands” of folks copping pleas who did no crime.
What’s much more accurate would be to say a person of lower economic standing is more likely to take a plea agreement, than someone who has a lot of money, and might ultimately end up with a much more favorable plea agreement, or the charges being deferred.
Flatbrimmer
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Flatbrimmer
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Bowmars will only lose Nebraska hunting privileges for 1 year - that is key. The Interstate Wildlife Compact states will hopefully still honor that same 1 year even though the charge was conspiracy and not poaching (directly). Hopefully?
Most states don't wipe your points unless you miss 2 or more years of applying. So, we really needed the plastic Bowmars to get 2+ years of lost privileges so they would get wiped down to zero points in alot of states.
$138,000 in agreed fines would seem to indicate the Bowmars agreed the government had a signficant case.
Most states don't wipe your points unless you miss 2 or more years of applying. So, we really needed the plastic Bowmars to get 2+ years of lost privileges so they would get wiped down to zero points in alot of states.
$138,000 in agreed fines would seem to indicate the Bowmars agreed the government had a signficant case.
Mallardsx2
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The bigger picture is that the govt likely spent 500K in resources to get the 138K in fines. Seems about par for the course. lol
Tripping over dollars to pick up dimes as per usual.
Tripping over dollars to pick up dimes as per usual.
DouglasR
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Josh is definitely a dime
