It is important to acknowledge with how the blog is being taken out of the original context. Not by intention of anything that thwart the whole message but unavoidable for purposes of responding to personal insults. And not the way you meant it either as I have never been called out as you think for the same reason. You are badging on the wrong message.
As a matter of fact I do. Just admit that your insults are peaking to the high nines. Your ignorance of how one become an American is pathetic. Calling me not an American? You're pathetic.
I can't believe that you have never been banned and you're lucky I suppose. I have been banned twice yes, I deserved them and learned. I know so many people on here who have been banned more than three times and come back with different names.
Anyways I do believe that you're blaming a poster just because he's from India you stereotyped him with what religion he belongs to. He's simply asking a question and you personally attacked him.
Even if there's an appeal Chris with the way it went through in the investigations, deliberations and depositions nothing is going to change. Nothing of any technicalities that can guarantee a foul or any further procurement of evidence that will change the outcome. I'm sure it's only a waste of time.
This isn't a stupid thread. This is a very significant lesson in many aspects of our lives. It was watched by many people around the globe and related their lives in the way their relationship's journey from love to hate.
In the way society judge people based on plain observation as to who is guilty and not. Thus was a lesson for everyone as I've already explained.
You obviously don't care about how many people are affected by the misgivings on how stereotyping this case is about.
Anyways, you're entitled to your own opinion.
BTW there's about 10 blogs about thise mass shootings incident that's on the blog section and I didn't see you being concerned about it, or did I miss it? I have one that's still going on.
Absolutely Secret. I have no doubt, there's a lot of women victims out there but I also know that women are more vocal or find it easier to come forward with them being a victim of a destructive relationship. The truth is, the justice system will now look at both parties in a way that's not just stereotypical on this assumptions. Johnny's case is now a powerful precedence for men to come out as vocal as they can be and not feeling like they have lost their case before it even started. It emboldens the courage to come out and present the truth. It stops bullies like Amber from capitalizing that stereotypical notion.
I would agree. She maintains her own position not accepting that she was wrong in her malicious intent. She admitted it herself and that alone says how oblivious she is about the truth. She's a piece of work and she just doesn't realize how manipulative she has been. The jury didn't miss that.
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It is important to acknowledge with how the blog is being taken out of the original context. Not by intention of anything that thwart the whole message but unavoidable for purposes of responding to personal insults. And not the way you meant it either as I have never been called out as you think for the same reason. You are badging on the wrong message.