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[QUOTE="Littlemin, post: 3999717, member: 10363"] The title of the thread and the number of posters who seemingly have already tried and convicted the man is all one needs to know about the sad world we inhabit. If he is proven guilty, appropriate punishment should certainly follow, but I have a hard time finding the right words for my disdain for these “court of public opinion” lynchings. I have two very real world, personal experiences of the hideousness of people ruined, not by fact, but by publicity; by innuendo; by supposition. I have no sympathy for people who engage in the type of behavior described here, but I also have no respect for people who fall over themselves rushing to judgement on serious situations they know absolutely nothing about. Cliches get to be cliches for a reason and “two wrongs don’t make a right” comes to mind here. [/QUOTE]
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