If you had watched Esfand's POV you'd know that he was trying to present the whole list of charges that could be applied in order for it to be negotiated down with a guilty plea, so that lawyers could actually have a chance to do their job to get cops to drop some charges, but because Slacks had already skipped ahead in the process, it came across as stacking charges instead, angering Mr. K to the point that he no longer wanted to negotiate the charges down, so he got shafted hard. It really bothered Esfand that it turned out that way, because that was not his intention.

@@Dalzedur "It really bothered Esfand." Might be the problem here.

@@Dalzedur but I did watched his POV, I watch his streams actually, thats why I now he likes to throw in BS charges so the lawyer has something to "negotiate" and they feel useful, his word BTW, so in other words he likes to stack chargers with the excuse of "giving lawyers RP" because 2 days into his lawyer RP he was some sort of expert just because he got to see how dumb cops are when pressing chargers, the irony.

@@sacriffixe Both intent and end result matter. The intent is not to stack charges to get the crim more fines and jail time, which is what both the players and observers seem to sometimes fail to appreciate. If the crim gets to make a counter-argument (either themselves or through a legal counsel) which results in the cop dropping some of those charges to like, half of what was originally brought up, they'll feel like they got the better of the situation, despite still going to jail, making the situation feel more fair to them, resulting in less resentment between crims vs cops and player versus player. Calling this simply 'stacking charges' without further elaboration is a disservice akin to poisoning community against that player.

@@Dalzedur 100%, It is both the "INTENT" of stacking chargers for the purpose of extending unwanted RP by been left in a position of 1- eating the whole previous stacked chargers or 2- getting a lawyer and waste 2 to 3 hours because some delusional streamers idea of what "good RP" is. And finally the "RESULT" wich is SfandTV (the streamer) crying on stream to his community and IRL friends complaining and aiming hate to a a certain group of individuals because he got called out on RP for it, resulting on "poisoning community against that group"

YUP saying CG was OOC bullying him dude has said some crazy wierd shit. I think the lack of sleep cause him alot of delusional thoughts he seems better but hes still drinking the moonmoon tea

damn man, that sounds rough, well hope you get better soon

dasmehdi is the least toxic ooc person on the server. about 60 percent of server would need to get banned first before they get to him lol

Like calling Chang Gang Cry Gang or calling Mr K by his old name Mr Chang. That would have been bannable back in the day.

​@@erlinghakaku9967he's most likely talking about esfand and other people that do weird stuff and try to say it's rp when it's clearly occ

@@paulyguitary7651Literally part of the reason why ZB got banned lol, not the entire reason, but definitely a major part…

@@paulyguitary7651 or if it wasnt an a toxic admin saying it

Its not that hard Just read the law… Nino Chavez also knows way more than Lil tuggz

Same can be said about penta for so many years, Jordan steel, Mike block all of his character known law by book. And Luckily bich boy cornwood idolizes all these characters.

Its his character bruh

touch a grass,get a life

Oh no 3 people can't know about the law 😱😱 what next "but they all seem to know the same amount if English" like what are we going to nitpick on next. They're all completely different characters with a similar trait lord forbid. Also nino and knight know more about the law than tuggz

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#1 tell sign of a bull shitter