knapplc
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Ugh. Can we just let this thread die and realize the coaching staff and university will handle it the way they think is best. If you don’t like it you can either deal with it or find a different team.
Good idea. :thumbs
Ugh. Can we just let this thread die and realize the coaching staff and university will handle it the way they think is best. If you don’t like it you can either deal with it or find a different team.
They served their consequence when they were still minors.Question, are the guys in the video athletes? Is the guy recording it an athlete?
Are they currently playing?
They served their consequence when they were still minors.
Common sense is definitely something he lacksBoy, if only Mo had the common sense to send it back to her when he was 17 and 364 days old.
It's not a false dichotomy. Either you think what he did was bad or you don't. There is nothing else there. The manner, degree, and timing of any consequences or not is a totally separate argument.
So you base your personal opinion of how you feel about what someone did solely based on what the law decides? talk about absurd.Thankfully, the law isn't nearly as black and white in its thinking. It's why there are such things as trials, juries, and testimony. Hell, the law suggests that your bolded statement (my emphasis) is absurd. Otherwise, why would you have varying degrees/classes of felonies and misdemeanors. Or the distinction between felonies and misdemeanors in of itself?
There's more than this case than what has been discussed and made public--otherwise, why is there an ongoing dialog between the judge, defense, and prosecution? If it were as simple and black and white as you suggest, it would have been resolved some time ago.
And frankly, until Washington goes to trial and is found guilty, he's innocent--another fundamental tenant of our legal system. Let the kid play until his trial and outcome.
Common sense is definitely something he lacks
And I think you’ve discovered the reason why his lawyers keep delaying hearings.And frankly, until Washington goes to trial and is found guilty, he's innocent--another fundamental tenant of our legal system. Let the kid play until his trial and outcome.
So you base your personal opinion of how you feel about what someone did solely based on what the law decides? talk about absurd.
We have a game against Colorado this week, and ya'll are still arguing in this dumb thread?
SMH.
This is a Maurice Washington thread. No need to talk about Cam Jurgens and his terrible snapping in here too.Hey, dumb things kids do when they are 18 and a football player matter and need to be talked into the ground!
So you base your personal opinion of how you feel about what someone did solely based on what the law decides? talk about absurd.
Whatever the legal end result is of this issue doesn't erase what he did to the girl. That is the awful part. If he's found not guilty of child porn distribution based on technicalities or a plea or whatever doesn't take away the fact he sent that girl the video with intent to harm her. That act does not go away.
This is a Maurice Washington thread. No need to talk about Cam Jurgens and his terrible snapping in here too.
What's absurd is that we here in the United States have a legal system that does the job of judging someone in a much more thorough and evidental manner than a message board poster, and yet the message board poster feels (by their absurd comments) that their opinion supersedes that of a judge presiding over this case.
No one is saying what he Washington did was right. But thankfully the law, unlike yourself, isn't as black and white, and it will give Washington a chance to represent his side--something you fail to account for time and again in your critiques.
And no, the law isn't the sole arbiter--we have judges that don't account for judicial precedent and updated societal norms, and society has to hold those rulings and judges in check whenever possible. But it does a lot more good than harm considering how easily you're willing to eschew one of the founding tenants of this (or any other civilized) country.
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Mods--a suggestion. Perhaps this topic would be better suited in the Politics tab.
It's where we're headed with it, whether we like it or not. :dunno