Re: Hawaii Man found innocent Thanks Jesus and gets punished

On Nov 18, 9:24=A0am, Dan Sullivan <dsull...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Nov 18, 1:05=A0am, Deadrat <a...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Greegor <Greego...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > If I had seen this before my experiences I would have
> > > said that the Judge went too far with some idea about
> > > maintaining order.
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> > > After my experiences I would point out that the
> > > notion that a Judge is impartial and weighing the
> > > information has become a myth. =A0Most of them
> > > are hostile and malicious.
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> > > They are NOT supposed to give more weight to
> > > testimony from cops and other state actors,
> > > but they DO. =A0Juries have various biases also,
> > > but they tend to lack the malice.
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> > > To any person who has been on the
> > > receiving end of the witch hunt
> > > of ***ual abuse hysteria, the malicious
> > > side of the process is crystal clear.

G > Being found innocent is nothing short of miraculous.

DR > Or nothing short of impossible. =A0At least in the US. =A0There is no
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DR > of innocent. =A0You got your guilty and your not guilty.

DS > Here's the problem.
DS > greg's never been found "not guilty."
DS > Both of his trials have resulted in "guilty" verdicts.
DS > And the people he met in jail were all found "guilty" as well.

Cute.  Have you ever been found not guilty, Dan?