[cripplecreek]

In this case the judge certainly didn’t do or say anything to earn the girl’s disrespect.

I once had a judge ask me what I did for a living. When I told her I worked as a painter in a factory she told me that all painters are drunks.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

When I told her I worked as a painter in a factory she told me that all painters are drunks.

No, not all of them. However, MANY house painters do have problems with alcohol. I've seen it first hand. It is not painting houses that causes that, but the difficulty in finding good house painters that allows those with alcohol problems to still get jobs painting houses.

[AppyPappy]

“When I told her I worked as a painter in a factory she told me that all painters are drunks.”

I knew one that wasn’t a drunk. He just drank a lot.

[muir_redwoods]

Should have been a mistrial right then and there

[driftdiver]

“When I told her I worked as a painter in a factory she told me that all painters are drunks”

I thought they were thieves?

/s

[fr_freak]

In this case the judge certainly didn’t do or say anything to earn the girl’s disrespect.

I don't know about that. The girl was originally fined $5,000, then the judge says "bye-bye" like the little condescending prick he is, and she responded "adios!" and walked away. At that point, he called her back and tacked on another $5,000. For what? For saying "adios"? That was what she was pissed off about. The judge seemed like an a-hole to me.

[Domangart]

They have to keep the buzz going. They really believe this.