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Perps always think and feel they "should" be acquitted on the basis of denial. Nobody else does, though. (Sorry for being pedantic, I strongly agree with what
by metadat 3y ago
Perps always think and feel they "should" be acquitted on the basis of denial.
Nobody else does, though.
(Sorry for being pedantic, I strongly agree with what seems to be your core assertion)
Edit: @mcpackieh: Good point.
- mcpackieh 3y ago> Perps always think and feel they "should" be acquitted on the basis of denial. Isn't that tautological? Innocent people, not being perpetrators, think and feel they "should" be acquitted on the basis of their innocence, not on the basis of denial. It's only on the basis of denial if they actually did the thing.
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- ImPostingOnHN 3y agoyou swapped in "innocent people" for "people", but it's worth noting that guilty people and companies often feel the same way so no, the original, un-word-swapped quote isn't tautological
- mcpackieh 3y agometadat said perps, as in perpetrators. Between perpetrators and innocent people that covers all people. What am I missing? Maybe you read perps as peeps?
- ImPostingOnHN 3y agoI think I did, my bad! Good eye ;)