Around the NFL 2013 Offseason (Version 5150)

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

First off, I'm almost certain your some super Buddhist thats all free loving and sees only good in all people; that people can do no wrong. (Thats what I've gathered from past arguments with you and from todays arguments)
You also seem like someone who was mad that Bin Laden didn't get a trial either.

And by that scenario/example I had listed, a trial wasn't what I was referring to. Its not something that would occur elsewhere, it can definitely occur here. I'm referring to the arraignment that occurred today where the lawyer is going over evidence and Hernandez is sitting there silent. So I don't need your smart ass remarks about Cult land. Right now, You, are on no more of a pedestal of knowledge than I am on this subject. Your view of 'he needs to speak in court and we need to hear his side of the story' gets washed further and further away with the more and more evidence that comes out.

I think he's guilty, you think the evidence is leaning towards that he's guilty. He's going to get his trial like everyone else has before him. What the hell else do you want to argue about?

The principle is as simple as it is humane: an accused has a right to defend himself.

Despite the simplicity of this principle, you don't get it. Despite the fact that many six year olds understand this principle, you don't get it.

There's no point in arguing with someone who is out-thought by six year olds.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Lotus

The principle is as simple as it is humane: an accused has a right to defend himself.

Despite the simplicity of this principle, you don't get it. Despite the fact that many six year olds understand this principle, you don't get it.

There's no point in arguing with someone who is out-thought by six year olds.

I applaud your efforts but ultimately you're right, it's not worth it.

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by Lotus

The principle is as simple as it is humane: an accused has a right to defend himself.

Despite the simplicity of this principle, you don't get it. Despite the fact that many six year olds understand this principle, you don't get it.

There's no point in arguing with someone who is out-thought by six year olds.

..And he's going to get his fair trial like any other accused or guilty person. I'm think he's guilty. Everyone deserves a fair trial, regardless of how guilty someone looks. We'll see after the trial if I, and a large majority of other NFL fans, was right about him being guilty.



Anyway yes we both agree on the Hernandez thing, I don't know why we choose to waste finger energy typing about a guy who is no longer in the NFL.