Down goes Heston! Down goes Heston! Down goes Heston!Silent Majority wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 7:05pmHeston gets it for the record reviews.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:44pmI only get the Rich Asshole Pedos Inc newsletter for the crossword puzzle!Marky Dread wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:42pmDoc you sure know some swell people.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:25pmDonald Trump can't be guilty of any of the huge list he's been accused/convicted of—it must be a conspiracy against him by the Deep State!Marky Dread wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 3:53pmThing is this doesn't help. Becuase if you dislike others thinking Assange is guilty when none of us know all the facts then all you are doing is speculating. Which is no different.
I have said previously in this thread that I think Assange is most likely guilty. But I have no more proof than you do of his innocence.
OJ couldn't have killed his wife and her friend—it must have been a conspiracy by the LAPD!
Jeffrey Epstein couldn't have killed himself—it must have been a conspiracy by Rich Asshole Pedos, Inc!
When a person defaults to a political thriller conspiracy—with no evidence to support it besides feelz—because they don't like the implication of the conventional explanation, they fail Occam's Razor badly.
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Evil stuff.
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And the chart positions.Silent Majority wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 7:05pmHeston gets it for the record reviews.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:44pmI only get the Rich Asshole Pedos Inc newsletter for the crossword puzzle!Marky Dread wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:42pmDoc you sure know some swell people.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:25pmDonald Trump can't be guilty of any of the huge list he's been accused/convicted of—it must be a conspiracy against him by the Deep State!Marky Dread wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 3:53pmThing is this doesn't help. Becuase if you dislike others thinking Assange is guilty when none of us know all the facts then all you are doing is speculating. Which is no different.
I have said previously in this thread that I think Assange is most likely guilty. But I have no more proof than you do of his innocence.
OJ couldn't have killed his wife and her friend—it must have been a conspiracy by the LAPD!
Jeffrey Epstein couldn't have killed himself—it must have been a conspiracy by Rich Asshole Pedos, Inc!
When a person defaults to a political thriller conspiracy—with no evidence to support it besides feelz—because they don't like the implication of the conventional explanation, they fail Occam's Razor badly.
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Shakin Stevens: The Rich Asshole Pedo's Elvis.revbob wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 8:51pmAnd the chart positions.Silent Majority wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 7:05pmHeston gets it for the record reviews.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:44pmI only get the Rich Asshole Pedos Inc newsletter for the crossword puzzle!Marky Dread wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:42pmDoc you sure know some swell people.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑29 Dec 2023, 5:25pm
Donald Trump can't be guilty of any of the huge list he's been accused/convicted of—it must be a conspiracy against him by the Deep State!
OJ couldn't have killed his wife and her friend—it must have been a conspiracy by the LAPD!
Jeffrey Epstein couldn't have killed himself—it must have been a conspiracy by Rich Asshole Pedos, Inc!
When a person defaults to a political thriller conspiracy—with no evidence to support it besides feelz—because they don't like the implication of the conventional explanation, they fail Occam's Razor badly.
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And this is exactly what we should be discussing.
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Possibly but in this modern world that video could simply be fabricated. We are being forced fed this stuff on a daily basis. None of us can be sure anymore due to propaganda. For me it's simply no longer about picking sides when both are using the media for their own means.
All we have left as individuals is to make up our own minds. All I know is innocent men, women and children are dying and for what? A god that doesn't exist or some land that none of us are anymore than the lodgers of. It's all pathetic and the human race needs to wise up to all this hatred and greed.
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I hope Julian Assange will be free as soon as possible. When a man is imprisoned for freedom of information , is like is imprisoned the freedom to know of all of us. As Ken Loach said after the arrest of Assange : "I think the work he has done has been a public service. I think we are entitled to know the dealings of those that govern us."
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I think the rape charges against Assange have all been dropped (for timeliness reasons), so it's all the actual WikiLeaks stuff he's being tried for now. Unfortunate he won't see a day in court for the the alleged sexual assaults, but it seems like everything he's being tried for is the circa 2007-2011 leaks, which I think was pretty indisputably protected journalism (in my view, anyways)
Someone correct me if i don't have that right. I honestly lost track of what was going on with Assange when covid hit and had to look up the latest this morning.
Someone correct me if i don't have that right. I honestly lost track of what was going on with Assange when covid hit and had to look up the latest this morning.
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I don’t think anyone here has a meaningful disagreement about the significance of the leaks and their justness. The issue of the rape allegations is that if a person handwaves them away— it doesn’t matter or it’s a sinister plot—then that speaks volumes about their character and their values. To me, at least, it’s not about demanding these figures be saints, but about acknowledging it, not being so dogmatic and tribal to ignore those (sometimes deep) flaws. Whether we’re discussing Martin Luther King or Joe Strummer, we’re not personally responsible for their misdeeds, so why become complicit after the fact by denying their sins? Shrugging off Assange’s possible rape doesn’t say anything about Assange, but it speaks volumes about the person shrugging. And in turn, one’s persuasiveness on issues of justness and morality is severely compromised when they say “big deal” just because it’s one of their guys. A person isn’t speaking from principle when, in practice, you give your side a pass.Flex wrote: ↑30 Dec 2023, 9:51amI think the rape charges against Assange have all been dropped (for timeliness reasons), so it's all the actual WikiLeaks stuff he's being tried for now. Unfortunate he won't see a day in court for the the alleged sexual assaults, but it seems like everything he's being tried for is the circa 2007-2011 leaks, which I think was pretty indisputably protected journalism (in my view, anyways)
Someone correct me if i don't have that right. I honestly lost track of what was going on with Assange when covid hit and had to look up the latest this morning.
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This is how I feel.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑30 Dec 2023, 11:17amI don’t think anyone here has a meaningful disagreement about the significance of the leaks and their justness. The issue of the rape allegations is that if a person handwaves them away— it doesn’t matter or it’s a sinister plot—then that speaks volumes about their character and their values. To me, at least, it’s not about demanding these figures be saints, but about acknowledging it, not being so dogmatic and tribal to ignore those (sometimes deep) flaws. Whether we’re discussing Martin Luther King or Joe Strummer, we’re not personally responsible for their misdeeds, so why become complicit after the fact by denying their sins? Shrugging off Assange’s possible rape doesn’t say anything about Assange, but it speaks volumes about the person shrugging. And in turn, one’s persuasiveness on issues of justness and morality is severely compromised when they say “big deal” just because it’s one of their guys. A person isn’t speaking from principle when, in practice, you give your side a pass.Flex wrote: ↑30 Dec 2023, 9:51amI think the rape charges against Assange have all been dropped (for timeliness reasons), so it's all the actual WikiLeaks stuff he's being tried for now. Unfortunate he won't see a day in court for the the alleged sexual assaults, but it seems like everything he's being tried for is the circa 2007-2011 leaks, which I think was pretty indisputably protected journalism (in my view, anyways)
Someone correct me if i don't have that right. I honestly lost track of what was going on with Assange when covid hit and had to look up the latest this morning.
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I confess to being a little surprised by the content of many of the comments.
Throughout history, the worst tragedies have occurred when the majority of people blindly believed what they were told.
Reading the definitive condemnations that many of you are already issuing towards Assange, make me think of that saying that history teaches but has few students.
In a state of law a person is guilty only after a final sentence by a court.
If there is a rape conviction against Assange, please publish it. If this condemnation does not exist, your words are worth less than cow excrement.
At least the flowers come out of those...
Throughout history, the worst tragedies have occurred when the majority of people blindly believed what they were told.
Reading the definitive condemnations that many of you are already issuing towards Assange, make me think of that saying that history teaches but has few students.
In a state of law a person is guilty only after a final sentence by a court.
If there is a rape conviction against Assange, please publish it. If this condemnation does not exist, your words are worth less than cow excrement.
At least the flowers come out of those...
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I can only speak for myself, but I think it's a shame that Julian Assange can't be fairly tried and have his guilt or innocence determined in a court of law re: the rape allegations against him. But it's not material to what he's being tried for now, which is WikiLeaks work - and I think, if I'm reading the court coverage correctly, it's for his work in the time period when WikiLeaks was most indisputably doing protected journalism.Stefano1972 wrote: ↑30 Dec 2023, 12:49pmI confess to being a little surprised by the content of many of the comments.
Throughout history, the worst tragedies have occurred when the majority of people blindly believed what they were told.
Reading the definitive condemnations that many of you are already issuing towards Assange, make me think of that saying that history teaches but has few students.
In a state of law a person is guilty only after a final sentence by a court.
If there is a rape conviction against Assange, please publish it. If this condemnation does not exist, your words are worth less than cow excrement.
At least the flowers come out of those...
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Hi Stefano i thank you for the topic about Assange. And i thank you for this nice comment, of course i agree with what you say.Stefano1972 wrote: ↑30 Dec 2023, 12:49pmI confess to being a little surprised by the content of many of the comments.
Throughout history, the worst tragedies have occurred when the majority of people blindly believed what they were told.
Reading the definitive condemnations that many of you are already issuing towards Assange, make me think of that saying that history teaches but has few students.
In a state of law a person is guilty only after a final sentence by a court.
If there is a rape conviction against Assange, please publish it. If this condemnation does not exist, your words are worth less than cow excrement.
At least the flowers come out of those...
It's a long intersting story the one about Assange....very interesting this extrat from wikipedia : "at the time the arrest warrant against Assange was issued, however, there was no evidence against him other than the word of the two women.[54] Furthermore, according to the Swedish press, the policewoman who collected A's testimony, and A. herself, were very close friends and it was the officer who incited the woman to report her ex-lover after explaining to her that for local justice refusing to use a condom during intercourse constitutes rape"
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Whats the problem with the bolded?APACHES67 wrote: ↑30 Dec 2023, 3:16pmHi Stefano i thank you for the topic about Assange. And i thank you for this nice comment, of course i agree with what you say.
It's a long intersting story the one about Assange....very interesting this extrat from wikipedia : "at the time the arrest warrant against Assange was issued, however, there was no evidence against him other than the word of the two women.[54] Furthermore, according to the Swedish press, the policewoman who collected A's testimony, and A. herself, were very close friends and it was the officer who incited the woman to report her ex-lover after explaining to her that for local justice refusing to use a condom during intercourse constitutes rape"
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