Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
Eh?She didn't know if she consented, so it can't be rape.
Who's said that?
Eh?She didn't know if she consented, so it can't be rape.
Bahnhof Strasse pa, get you to specsaversEh?
Who's said that?
Eh?
Who's said that?
She did not want the prosecution to take place because she didn't know if she'd consented. There was doubt in HER mind as to whether it was rape.
But we have since and those first suspicions were confirmed.You don't believe the evidence was sufficient to prove his guilt beyond reasonable doubt. But the first jury did. And they heard that evidence, whereas you didn't!
Although they may not have acquitted on the new evidence. Do you know something that we don't?The accquital at the second trial doesn't suggest the first jury got it wrong on the evidence they heard. Becasue the second jury heard different evidence.
I've admitted I was wrong about the new evidence and that it shouldn't have been heard (even though hearing it was good in law).You've had to admit you've been totally wrong a number of times
Don't be daft. My position has remained constant apart from agreeing with you about the appeal evidence. I can see however, that it suits you to assert otherwise!... have come up with a number of (sometimes contradictory) bases for your position.
WTF are you on about?You said:
Seriously, once you've sobered up, go back and look up what consent means.
He's being silly, son.Bahnhof Strasse pa, get you to specsavers
... My position has remained constant apart from agreeing with you about the appeal evidence.
After considering the facts.What's telling is that you have the conclusion as your starting point.
... the fact is that there was never the evidence to support the original charge beyond reasonable doubt...
... the first jury convicted him.
What?
All said and done. The conviction was overturned. Quite probably because the second jury saw the sense that you and the first are unable to.
And that they acquitted the defendent.The only fact we know about the difference between the two trials is that the second contained evidence which you now concede it shouldn't have.
And that they acquitted the defendent.
Quite important, that bit.
We can go on like this forever
Not at all. I've suggested the possibility that the two are unconnected.Yes. But, for reasons of your own, you peddle the lie that the two are probably unconnected.
Not at all. I've suggested the possibility that the two are unconnected.
Are you Bellend in disguise? He makes up stuff like that to pretend people are "lying" too. its a common tactic around here but wholly transparent.
So you agreed to give this shit up on the Ched Evans thread but are happy to continue here now?
Slow night lads?
You'll be back, being just as wrong and equally mendacious.Go pursue your shitty agenda without me.
Excuse me, but you are the one who accuses people of 'lying' - I haven't used the word on this thread, only you have. You take a difference of opinion and then shout MASSIVE LIE. Your inability to distinguish between opinions and facts doesn't really do your argument any good.Not at all. I've suggested the possibility that the two are unconnected.
Are you Bellend in disguise? He makes up stuff like that to pretend people are "lying" too. its a common tactic around here, but wholly transparent.
which is why you're on this thread no doubt. if you really were showing a complete lack of interest you wouldn't have posted this on the subject:I didn't show any 'glee' at TPT's death, merely a complete lack of interest.
"no loss at all" doesn't indicate complete apathy on tpt's death. so if pa's lying he's got you keeping him company.An appalling, vacuous idiot, without any redeeming features. But hey, she did loads of coke, so she must have been, like, really cool, ya?
No.
No loss at all.