Kasz216 said:
A) Wait... who is treating someone guilty again? You've already judged these women "guilty" and they aren't even accused of anything yet! You've called them whores making false accusations to be famous! (Nevermind the fact that one of them already was somewhat famous and well known.) Where have I said he was guilty. All I have said is that all reports of his personality show this would be in line and therefore it is stupid to assume it's some kind of government conspiracy without any shred of proof or credible reasoning outside of "The US government doesn't like him!" Which is literally the only evidence there is... outside of specifically manufactured and made up evidence (proven to be made up mind you) by his employees. This is quite literally the mirror image of a government coverup. It's not like somebody is accusing Ghandi of murder. Someone who is generally referred too as a sexist... is being accused of rape. To jump to the "The acussors are whores!" card is foolish. B) Lead to other more servre charges... you do know he is being charged with rape right? What is a more sevre charges then rape? You do know he's being charged with REAL rape right, the whole "sex by surprise" comment by his lawyer was another one of those proven to be wrong lies... as can be seen in the extradition order. C) Why would someone need to be drugged to have sex with somebody who is asleep? All it would D) Actually, no, it's not very often at all that people are proven not guilty by rape. A lot of people are found not guilty because rape is hard to prove, and a lot of people don't get convicted because of sexist beliefs like "they were asking for it." That doesn't mean people are actually not guilty however or that a rape didn't take place. The actual false accusations of rape are EXTREMLY low the vast majority of people who say they were raped... were raped. I And as an aside. OJ Simpson? Did he murder his ex wife and Ron Goldman or not? 1% of Sex offenses result in a conviction. Are you saying the other 99% were "made up." E) You are supporting him trying to avoid being tried by his peers. That is specifically what he is trying to do right now. In the latest court ruling where it was ruled he should be extradited, his lawyers were found guilty of "delibritly trying to mislead the court." http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2011/02/24/134020443/lawyer-for-wikileaks-assange-deliberately-misled-court-judge-says His entire defense scheme has been about the most vile and unethical legal actions I've seen this year, and that's saying something when you consider the recent Againt Don't ask don't tell laws, Sony lawsuits and Obama's detention new center law. Whether innocent or guilty his attempts at trying to avoid being tried, and trying to pollute the jury pool are the epitome of what is wrong in the justice system. If you are going to read ANY of these articles... I'd suggest this one... it's from someone who really likes Julian Assange... it will explain your hypocricy pretty well. http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/44160.html Or, if you are going to pass over it.... "I'm not saying Assange is guilty. I'm not saying WikiLeaks is a bad thing: I think it's fantastic. I'm not saying I agree with the deranged American commentators who think he should be assassinated. |
A) Who cares what I said. It's how I view it till proven wrong. imho, its just women trying to get famous or more famous off all this. Until the justice system states otherwise, I'll keep my opinion. The entire situation seems off.
B) Kidnapping, Held against their will, probably could throw a terrorist charge there too since he isn't of that country's citizen.
C) To stay asleep, or to prevent them from being able to fight back once they wake up.
D) That might be true for these modern days, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen and didn't happen numerous times before any type of testing was possible so juries only had someone's argument to go by.
E) I disagree with the term "pollute the jury" as anyone should be able to hold their biases and maintain control of a verdict no matter what. This is why I support the handing out of fliers educating people that they have the right to jury nullification and knowledge that it is OK to vote with their conscience when determining someone's fate as that is what our constitution mandates is completely legal.










