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this is a discussion within the NFL Community Forum; I have a life. When you grow up you might have one too. But you know, there are lots of statements I and others have made throughout this thread that you conveniently ignored. I'm sure that wasn't by accident, but ...
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Re: Steelers trade Holmes to Jets for fifth-round draft pick
I have a life. When you grow up you might have one too.
But you know, there are lots of statements I and others have made throughout this thread that you conveniently ignored. I'm sure that wasn't by accident, but lets just take a look at some of your brilliance:
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We go on to discuss overturned cases, where you post some numbers you found via Google or Bing or whatever, which do nothing to support your argument and in fact pretty much prove everyone's point but your own when they do actually address the point. In post # 82 you make this statement:
More from post 90:
You come back in post 116 and ask me to answer a couple questions, one to find a direct quote of you saying "hang 'em high" and the other about "innocent until proven guilty" being (or not being) in the constitution. I indicated that defending the comments of falconhater is where you when wrong - but I should has added that it was that action and not that you literally said "hang 'em high", because that was my response to question 1. I made the mistake of thinking you were smart enough to see that. My mistake. Here's my answer to question two:
So let me bring you back to the essence of why I got involved in this thread. Falconhater called Ben a rapist (actually he called him a 'rappist, which means he can't spell or he thinks Ben likes to rap). He did so without any evidence that he can point to reliably - and with less than the DA who indicated there wasn't enough evidence to charge. The point I have made, which is correct by the way, is that Ben is innocent. And he is innocent, in the eyes of the law. He has not been charged, much less convicted of anything. Which is not to say he didn't commit a crime, but rather to say nobody knows, and since there is no such thing as 'kinda guilty' or 'a little innocent' the man is innocent. There is no way to argue that. You can talk about not being 'declared innocent', but that just exposes your ignorance, see we are born innocent, BY LAW, and therefore must be convicted of a crime for that status to change, BY LAW. I have explained to you that this is the law of the land per the Supreme Court of the United States, and so I have to assume that if that isn't good enough for you then there's not much else I can do, and frankly I'm not really interested. It isn't 'my' interpretation, as you've attempted to indicate erroneously, but rather the interpretation of the United States Supreme Court. Sadly, people like you are all over, but thankfully people like me out number you, which is why a person is INNOCENT until proven guilty and not the other way around. Is Ben guilty of something? Sure he is, because if nothing else he's stupid, but that's are far as it can go, legally, regardless of what you or falconhater or anyone else chooses to believe. So, you've been so interested in me answering your two silly questions. Hopefully you can now see that I have. But I wonder, did you accept my challenge to you? Have you talked to any lawyers or judges about what it means to be innocent until proven guilty - about how there is no middle ground in the eyes of the law, and about how being innocent until proven guilty is a right you inherit in this country at birth and why there is no 'innocent' proclamation in a court of law because it is inferred? I doubt that you have, have you? L = Laughing O = Out L = Loud ...at the master debater, the self-proclaimed 'winner' of this little discussion. Well OK, I quit...you're the winner! LMMFAO |
C'mon Man...
Last edited by saintfan; 04-19-2010 at 11:38 AM.. |
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