firlandsfarm wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2023 7:45 am
Derek27 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 18, 2023 10:47 pm
Can't really comment as I haven't seen it, but when you see overwhelming evidence with your own eyes you can call someone guilty, as with Trump and the buffoon.
Well there is plenty of evidence in this forum to enable me to say you, Derek, are guilty of excessively biased interpretation of events based on just one side of a position.
These are the sort of questions a ten-year-old would ask!
You're confusing raw evidence with your interpretation of the evidence. If you accuse me of being biased because I prefer the Mona Liza over one of your paintings you'll just make an arse of yourself.
It's normal for attorneys to interpret the law in their favour, but when one tries to stretch the law beyond breaking point, it actually makes sense for the other to take the middle ground and expose the other side's dishonesty. I know that from experience when I used to appeal a DWP decision at the First Tier Tribunal. (It was the DWP that stretched the law, not me).
When the buffoon claims an all night pissup was a work event and necessary you couldn't be biased if you tried, he effectively declared his guilt but is too stupid to realise it.
firlandsfarm wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2023 7:45 am
BTW if you say to a partner "I need you to find another £10,000 to enable me to buy that house" should you be charged with incitement to commit robbery (and therefore be guilty)?
There is a obvious difference. You can find £10K through legal means, such as a loan. You can't "find" 11,700 votes through legal means. If there were 11,700 lost votes, they should go to whoever the voter voted for, not Trump!
As you keep saying, I'm always right so I hope that's answered your questions.