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allgood33

(1,584 posts) Tue Mar 26, 2019, 04:53 AM Mar 2019

Because you are acquitted of a crime doesn't mean you didn't commit the crime.

Because OJ was acquitted, doesn't mean he didn't commit the crime.

Finding not enough evidence doesn't mean there was no crime. Thinking pwople know this.

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Because you are acquitted of a crime doesn't mean you didn't commit the crime. (Original Post) allgood33 Mar 2019 OP

Many crimes go unprosecuted Throck Mar 2019 #1

And being convicted doesn't mean you are guilty. Socal31 Mar 2019 #2

Throck

(2,520 posts)

1. Many crimes go unprosecuted

Reply to allgood33 (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2019, 05:38 AM

Mar 2019

Money and power.

I can't even BS my way out of a traffic ticket.

Laws are for little people.

Socal31

(2,484 posts)

2. And being convicted doesn't mean you are guilty.

Reply to allgood33 (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2019, 05:53 AM

Mar 2019

I'll retain my presumption of innocence, thanks.

Your statement has nothing to do with Dolt .45, since he wasn't acquitted of anything. In case you think Im defending him

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