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This sort of attitude is how people are wrongly convicted. A person's behaviour can reflect any number of things. Where is there any actual hard evidence of che
by dkjaudyeqooe 4y ago
This sort of attitude is how people are wrongly convicted. A person's behaviour can reflect any number of things. Where is there any actual hard evidence of cheating? Or even a practical explanation of how it could be done.
Personally, I feel guilty when I'm (wrongly) accused of something merely if it's possible that I could have done it. It makes no sense but that's how my mind works. If it were up to you I'd be convicted every time.
- dylan604 4y agoI'm just saying it looks like a guilty move that would beg for more investigating, so that someone would be convicted on the looks of guilt. People are jumping to conclusions here.
- dkjaudyeqooe 4y agoWhy is it guilty? Someone acts awkward after winning a hand and the answer, or even suggestion, is cheating? Why? That all the skips that she's a woman and the guy who lost was salty as hell and had a menacing attitude. I would not be surprised if this incident ends up with the guy being charged with theft, or coercion, or whatever the relevant crime is.