Catsnmeters
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Was it sedition or conspiracy? Hm? And again, a jury can buy a prosecutor’s case, and convict a defendant of a crime. That doesn’t mean that the crime was actually committed.
It was sedition IAW the convictions. If you think the jury was wrong, sure, I suppose that is possible...4 times, but for the legal record, they were convicted of sedition.
But that logic could be applied to any case ever, right?No need.
That’s nowhere near my logic. I used the example of that incident only to illustrate a point. Obviously you lack the mental faculty to understand that.