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Is there actual evidence of "intent of mass murder"? It seems speculative at best.
by ndsipa_pomu 4mo ago
Is there actual evidence of "intent of mass murder"? It seems speculative at best.
- will4274 4mo agoEnough to convince a jury of their peers.
- cool_dude85 4mo agoQuestion begging, basically. The contention is that they were railroaded and maliciously overprosecuted, it's hard for the answer to be "enough to convince a jury of their peers."
- mathisfun123 4mo ago99% of people on this forum (and elsewhere) understand neither the phrase "begging the question" nor the logical fallacy (petitio principii). And thus people are imprisoned. It's sad but this is where we are (and probably always have been).
- ndsipa_pomu 4mo agoMaybe, but what was that evidence? The U.S. administration seems to not require evidence for lots of statements and especially regarding ICE (c.f. statements made about Renee Good after she was murdered).
- polski-g 4mo agoYes. That evidence was presented to the jury and found to be true.
- ktallett 4mo agoThat doesn't mean that it is true.
- ndsipa_pomu 4mo agoWhat was the nature of that evidence? I would assume they'd need something like details of specific conversations, but I am of the opinion that the U.S. administration and courts are acting in bad faith and especially with regards to the operations of ICE.
- birdsongs 4mo agoThe jury that the judge unconstitutionallly hand picked, because he didn't like the first jury? https://x.com/ComradeOhio/status/2024495093122814381 https://x.com/ComradeOhio/status/2024495093122814381