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davidmash 07-21-2014 12:13 AM

You go Buzz Aldrin
 
Apparently Bart Sibrel crossed the line woth Buzz and got a nice right cross. Yea for Buzz. The bottom of the article says the police did not press charges.

Watch a 72-year-old Buzz Aldrin punch a jerk in the face for calling him a 'liar' - The Week

t walgamuth 07-21-2014 05:07 AM

that fellow had no idea what type of man he was dealing with. You don't get to be an astronaut by being tiddly wink champion. All those guys especially the early ones were top fighter jocks with courage running out their ears. they weren't pols who get that sort of heckling every day.

MTI 07-21-2014 10:38 AM

You don't tug on Superman's cape . . . .

aklim 07-21-2014 11:45 AM

What if it wasn't Buzz Aldrin but some Mr Nobody. Would we still cheer for him had he punched someone who annoyed him or does Buzz get a pass because of who he is? We had an irate customer in front of me at the garage because he apparently had work done, it failed to work, he had to come back and they didn't get it right 2nd time either. Should the service manager, who was obviously irritated from getting chewed out for the mechanic's work be given a pass to punch the customer for annoying him?

Are we all equal and not supposed to punch people who irritate us and maybe get a restraining order or something or are some more equal than others and can do as they please? So what if someone heckled a President or ex-President? Does it allow the victim to shoot the harasser in the leg so as not to kill?

earl orchard 07-21-2014 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by aklim (Post 3361389)
What if it wasn't Buzz Aldrin but some Mr Nobody. Would we still cheer for him had he punched someone who annoyed him or does Buzz get a pass because of who he is? We had an irate customer in front of me at the garage because he apparently had work done, it failed to work, he had to come back and they didn't get it right 2nd time either. Should the service manager, who was obviously irritated from getting chewed out for the mechanic's work be given a pass to punch the customer for annoying him?

Are we all equal and not supposed to punch people who irritate us and maybe get a restraining order or something or are some more equal than others and can do as they please? So what if someone heckled a President or ex-President? Does it allow the victim to shoot the harasser in the leg so as not to kill?

you have a good point there, but the moon landing deniers are a special breed, this guy had been messing with buzz for quit sometime and ( i did not watch this clip but i think its the same one) this Bart guy ambushed buzz in his apartment building lobby with his nonsense. so have you guys heard Buzz talk about the UFO that followed them to the moon?

aklim 07-21-2014 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by earl orchard (Post 3361412)
you have a good point there, but the moon landing deniers are a special breed, this guy had been messing with buzz for quit sometime and ( i did not watch this clip but i think its the same one) this Bart guy ambushed buzz in his apartment building lobby with his nonsense. so have you guys heard Buzz talk about the UFO that followed them to the moon?

And there is no legal recourse where he is? Could he have gotten a restraining order and called the cops?

my83300cd 07-21-2014 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by aklim (Post 3361426)
And there is no legal recourse where he is? Could he have gotten a restraining order and called the cops?

Of course there are. The cops declined to press charges.

Restraining order? Sure! oh- you might want to ask the victims of domestic abuse with restraining orders how often they get violated, how effective they are, and how often the cops show up after the violence is all over....

After watching the video, it was clear that Mr. Aldrin was afraid for his life, retreated to his hotel, and invoked the 'castle doctrine' ;-)

P.C. 07-21-2014 02:36 PM

Sibrel was wearing a hoodie at the time, so it's all good...

t walgamuth 07-21-2014 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by aklim (Post 3361389)
What if it wasn't Buzz Aldrin but some Mr Nobody. Would we still cheer for him had he punched someone who annoyed him or does Buzz get a pass because of who he is? We had an irate customer in front of me at the garage because he apparently had work done, it failed to work, he had to come back and they didn't get it right 2nd time either. Should the service manager, who was obviously irritated from getting chewed out for the mechanic's work be given a pass to punch the customer for annoying him?

Are we all equal and not supposed to punch people who irritate us and maybe get a restraining order or something or are some more equal than others and can do as they please? So what if someone heckled a President or ex-President? Does it allow the victim to shoot the harasser in the leg so as not to kill?

Did Buzz get the benefit of the doubt? yes. Because he went to the moon? Yes. Because he is twice the age of the heckler? Yes. Because the heckler is a head taller than he is? yes. Because the heckler is an obnoxious dweeb? Yes.

Any other questions?

lorainfurniture 07-21-2014 03:02 PM

Simply, some people are more equal than others. Buzz is a bit more equal than that annoying fat ass.

That guy deserved to get punched just for the nuisance factor.

aklim 07-21-2014 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by my83300cd (Post 3361461)
Of course there are. The cops declined to press charges.

Restraining order? Sure! oh- you might want to ask the victims of domestic abuse with restraining orders how often they get violated, how effective they are, and how often the cops show up after the violence is all over....

After watching the video, it was clear that Mr. Aldrin was afraid for his life, retreated to his hotel, and invoked the 'castle doctrine' ;-)

I mean, did Buzz try to stop him legally?

I see. So your thesis is that we don't need to bother. Don't like what is happening, get physical. Or is that only for the Buzz, Lindsay Lohan and celebrity status people?

And my neighbor was terrified of those strange people that knock on his door. Can he shoot them and claim CD status? Or is it only if the visitors are not your loved ones?

Just trying to see what the principal is here

aklim 07-21-2014 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by t walgamuth (Post 3361465)
Did Buzz get the benefit of the doubt? yes. Because he went to the moon? Yes. Because he is twice the age of the heckler? Yes. Because the heckler is a head taller than he is? yes. Because the heckler is an obnoxious dweeb? Yes.

Any other questions?

Just to be clear, you are saying that you approve of celebrities being given a different standard?

aklim 07-21-2014 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by lorainfurniture (Post 3361483)
Simply, some people are more equal than others. Buzz is a bit more equal than that annoying fat ass.

That guy deserved to get punched just for the nuisance factor.

That is exactly my point when people grumble about celebrities getting off the hook for misdeeds. We actually welcome it for our pet celebrities whereas if it is a celebrity but one we dislike, we want them hung.

No doubt he is annoying just like my neighbor who cranks up his stereo at night. Doesn't mean I get to take matters into my own hand. Or how about if you stiff me on a bill? I shouldn't be allowed to take my frustration out on you, regardless of what I think the courts will do.

earl orchard 07-21-2014 04:03 PM

i think the real rub here is that this Bart fellow accuse's Aldrin of being a total liar in regards to his(and man's) greatest accomplishment, going to the moon, i do not think this was an isolated incident meaning Bart had been hounding Aldrin for quite awhile about this garbage that the moon landings were faked. mr.Sibril is trying to sell books on the subject after all and no i do not like/think celebs, people with money should "get off the hook" for their misdeeds. Can you imagine if you told the crew of Apollo 11 in 1969 that in the year 2003 people would think this was all just a trick ? and start harrasing you to 'tell the truth"

cheers
kenny

strelnik 07-21-2014 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by aklim (Post 3361534)
That is exactly my point when people grumble about celebrities getting off the hook for misdeeds. We actually welcome it for our pet celebrities whereas if it is a celebrity but one we dislike, we want them hung.

No doubt he is annoying just like my neighbor who cranks up his stereo at night. Doesn't mean I get to take matters into my own hand. Or how about if you stiff me on a bill? I shouldn't be allowed to take my frustration out on you, regardless of what I think the courts will do.


I can disagree with someone without calling them names.

Sibrel called Aldrin names.

I can say, " Mr Aldrin, I don't believe you really walked on the moon. Prove it to me." Aldrin can say " Go away" " I decline" etc. Aldrin is not required by anyone to swear on a Bible that he walked on the moon.

So does that give me the right to insult Aldrin and to call him a coward and a liar?

I think not.

It's the difference between addressing the issue vs attacking the person. When you attack a person, whoever they are, you are assaulting them.


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