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> Ah, cool, jumping to conclusions I never suggested denying them a trial. I want them tried and executed for espionage. Preferably in a public and awful ma
by MichaelCollins 4y ago
> Ah, cool, jumping to conclusions
I never suggested denying them a trial. I want them tried and executed for espionage. Preferably in a public and awful manner.
- jjulius 4y ago>I never suggested denying them a trial. This is the first time I've seen you suggest it, every other post was essentially, "Kill them". Even the post I'm replying to suggests that your mind is made up and you want them dead or - at the very least - miserable as all hell, whatever the reality of the details of the case may be.
- AnimalMuppet 4y agoDon't suppose you'd be willing to execute them only if they are found guilty at the trial? At best, you seem to be certain of their guilt. At worst, you seem to be advocating for the kind of trial that will definitely return a guilty verdict. Either way, cool your jets. You're way too quick to condemn on incomplete information.
- buttercraft 4y agoBullshit. If you've already decided that they're guilty and have already decided their fate, you don't really want them to have a trial. Not a fair one at least.