"Ol' Clark Has A Run-In With The Law": A Fantasy Piece

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Originally Posted by Hummer

Regardless of any apology, he should still be fired.

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Agreed. Clark used his podium to inaccurately publiclly besmirch the actions and attitudes of that Sheriffs Department and its deputies. His intent was clearly nothing more than retribution for those deputies holding him accountable to the law. His actions only served to help perpetuate the anger and hostility too many in the public have towards law enforcement which is putting them at greater risk of harm. I applaud the Sheriff for investigating what occured and, when evidence showed his deputies were nothing less than professional, publiclly standing by them and showing the public the truth.

Pretty chickenshit apology if you ask me. Sounds like it's more of a "I'm sorry not all of you can see my point on what I meant" policy. Still a douchebag.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/...e-a-lousy-call

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

Pretty chickenshit apology if you ask me. Sounds like it's more of a "I'm sorry not all of you can see my point on what I meant" policy. Still a douchebag.

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...and I'm not surprised. There's no integrity and accountability in the media or on the left (same thing).

I'm also not surprised that he again plays the victim by the end of the "apology".

If he's not fired from the Tribune, any subscribers that don't agree should contact the Tribune to cancel their subscription. That's the only action the Tribune and its management will understand.

A couple of observations:

1) This has reinforced my preconceived notion of folks who have their cars adorned as Ol' Clark does.

2) Ol' Clark's non-apology apology shows he still doesn't accept responsibility for his role in this encounter, and you can bet he tells others in friendly conversation that he wrote the apology because he felt coerced.

Great read, thanks for posting!

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Originally Posted by OctopusHighball

2) Ol' Clark's non-apology apology shows he still doesn't accept responsibility for his role in this encounter, and you can bet he tells others in friendly conversation that he wrote the apology because he felt coerced.

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He probably tells about how he was tortured and forced to apologize, and now he can identify how the prisoners in Gitmo feel.