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Regardless, it seems that they're railroading a guilty person.
by jfb 13y ago
Regardless, it seems that they're railroading a guilty person.
- AnthonyMouse 13y agoIs that supposed to make it OK? If the man is actually guilty of a crime, convict him of that crime. If not, don't. What you're saying is that we should convict innocent people of crimes they haven't committed because we don't like them. Do you not see the problem with that?
- jfb 13y agoThat's what the term "railroaded" means in this context: that a person is not being subject to due process.