Kristopher Pettitt
Member
Guy, I said if you were on a Jury not if you were the defendant. Total different meanings between the two. So yes I agree with you, but I wasn't using that analogy.
Love to here why you think they won't , also what makes you think I'm not speaking with all of them?
Ron, I don't see how that matters.
if they chose to not defend themselves and there was enough evidence to find them guilty, then yea guilty it is. It is up to them to put on a defense if they choose not to then they screwed up.There are two sides to every story out there. Like many here I want to know the other side story. I can’t in good conscience say this or that side is correct unless I have all the facts from both parties. Ask yourself this; if you were on a Jury and you only heard the prosecutor present evidence and speak, but the defense didn’t speak. Would you condemn a man for murder? I would hope your answer is no. There are many things I don’t know about this, many questions unanswered, and yes I would like an explanation…… no I take that back I would love the truth and the record set straight. However I know now that won’t happen. Certain people here know why the PWNA won’t speak. So unfortunately in closing the answer to our questions and concerns won’t come. If the PWNA is reading this then I strongly urge you all to speak. Settle this matter once and for all and be done, but I understand the reasoning why you haven’t and why you probably won’t.
Guy, I said if you were on a Jury not if you were the defendant. Total different meanings between the two. So yes I agree with you, but I wasn't using that analogy.
1 You have reasonable doubt about what? 2 What is your reasonable doubt?Better question to ask is can you make a guilty verdict beyond a reasonable doubt? In court a man is only convicted if the jury finds him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Remember what I said before, innocent until proven guilty. I have reasonable doubt.
Remember what I said before, innocent until proven guilty.
Better question to ask is can you make a guilty verdict beyond a reasonable doubt? In court a man is only convicted if the jury finds him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Remember what I said before, innocent until proven guilty. I have reasonable doubt.
Tony S, I have to respectfully decline your offer. My reason is simple. I do not wish to risk the friendship I have or am building with my fellow contractors.
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Those statements say much more than you might think about your position in this issue.Tony E, all you're doing here is changing my analogy and that was not what the exercise was intended for.
Tony S, I have to respectfully decline your offer. My reason is simple. I do not wish to risk the friendship I have or am building with my fellow contractors.
Rance and Tony E, My reasonable doubt would only cause more conflict and that is not what I want.
Tony E, all you're doing here is changing my analogy and that was not what the exercise was intended for.
Tony S, I have to respectfully decline your offer. My reason is simple. I do not wish to risk the friendship I have or am building with my fellow contractors.
Rance and Tony E, My reasonable doubt would only cause more conflict and that is not what I want.