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Conclusive evidence of a conspiracy does, indeed, strongly evidence a conspiracy. Alas, this hasn't much to do with the "no evidence of a conspiracy" case. Al
by mjburgess 4y ago
Conclusive evidence of a conspiracy does, indeed, strongly evidence a conspiracy.
Alas, this hasn't much to do with the "no evidence of a conspiracy" case.
All no evidence evidences is no evidence. A point which seems widely misunderstood.
- SantalBlush 4y agoI agree, which is why "no evidence" would have been a stronger argument. The presence of evidence of a conspiracy doesn't suggest that CEOs are, in fact, petting cats from their desks. Even so, there is some evidence, though certainly not conclusive.