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> I'd be interested in hearing both sides of the story with supporting evidence. I am not. As much as 'anti-intellectual', or 'plain wrong' it may be it may be
by PartiallyTyped 6y ago
> I'd be interested in hearing both sides of the story with supporting evidence.
I am not. As much as 'anti-intellectual', or 'plain wrong' it may be it may be, I am not interested in seeing evidence produced by the state or local police.
The US has regressed to a fascist state. Neither the police, nor politicians, nor federal judges can be trusted at this point. The whole system reeks of corruption at every level.
- read_if_gay_ 6y agoYou can also apply hyperbole to the victim’s account of the story. Doesn’t make it a valid reason to discard it.
- PartiallyTyped 6y agoThere is a difference between the two bodies. One is a state with a history of escalating violence, blatant fascism, utter disregard for human lives and history of manufacturing evidence. The other is a person who as far as I know can still be given the benefit of the doubt.
- read_if_gay_ 6y agoI get your point about the state, and I largely agree, but there's also been enough stories of individuals manufacturing outrage to their advantage. So I wouldn't give either party the benefit of the doubt here.
- PartiallyTyped 6y agoI get your point as well, it is not the right way to see things, but at this point, I am tired with the whole situation and I don't really see a way out of the situation for the States. I am lucky enough that I don't need to deal with this, but sitting here idle isn't really comforting either.