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He didn't strike me as a bully. He seemed to like his dogs (which I get!), and was out for the little guys of the world. He didn't like authorities whom abuse

He didn't strike me as a bully. He seemed to like his dogs (which I get!), and was out for the little guys of the world. He didn't like authorities whom abused their power. I found him refreshing compared to most wealthy guys. I am sad he's gone. I wish it wasen't fear over the IRS though. (I don't think anyone should do jail time over taxes. You can take their money, but no jail time. Oh yea, I don't care if he was doing drugs (prescribed, or illegial). I don't think anyone should have to go through withdrawls in a cell. That last sentence was not aimed at John. It never felt right hearing that people are expected to withdrawal from any substance while in jail. I see a constant help wanted in my local paper for a Psychiatry position at San Quentin. If I was in charge, every suspect would have a Psychiatrist they can talk to, and medicated if needed, with in a hour of being locked up for any offense. It's got to be one of the most stressful event in a person's life.)

h2odragon 5y ago
> He seemed to like his dogs We offered the McAffees a puppy shortly after they moved to TN; they came out and played with the litter for a couple hours in our front yard, and they were both very much "dog people". Our pack wasn't aggressive, as such, but everyone found them intimidating. John was quite happy being chewed by multiple small hounds, and the rest of the pack was OK with the idea of him having a pup. Alas, they weren't stable enough to give a good home to a dog at that time (and told us so before the pup was ready), so that puppy went elsewhere; but I was delighted to meet them both and found them decent people to spend a bit with.
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- subroutine 5y ago
  > weren't stable enough to give a good home to a dog That was my instinct as well, after John told the story about paying his Belizean housekeepers to shit into his mouth from a hammock.

h2odragon 5y ago

> He seemed to like his dogs We offered the McAffees a puppy shortly after they moved to TN; they came out and played with the litter for a couple hours in our front yard, and they were both very much "dog people". Our pack wasn't aggressive, as such, but everyone found them intimidating. John was quite happy being chewed by multiple small hounds, and the rest of the pack was OK with the idea of him having a pup. Alas, they weren't stable enough to give a good home to a dog at that time (and told us so before the pup was ready), so that puppy went elsewhere; but I was delighted to meet them both and found them decent people to spend a bit with.

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subroutine 5y ago
> weren't stable enough to give a good home to a dog That was my instinct as well, after John told the story about paying his Belizean housekeepers to shit into his mouth from a hammock.