04-22-2016, 01:42 PM
(04-22-2016, 11:36 AM)JS-Steelerfan Wrote: To be totally fair, what you say is not 100% convincing either. It is not uncommon for a rape victim to pull back if they feel they're not being believed. And the DA thing - well, that may be true, especially since he's not from Steeler country. But if the DA is a big sports fan, he might be more likely to take an athlete's side. There remains a possibility that you could be wrong. Unlike Brad, you have actually demonstrated an ability to think things through objectively, so I think you will agree with this.
The point is that you can make reasonable rebuttals to either argument, which means that one of the major remaining criteria for picking a side is team loyalty. And that's fine and to be expected, but I think that anyone who claims either absolute guilt or absolute innocence is an unthinking homer.
yeah and sadly i cant remember where i found the story, and i dont really care to take the time to find it at work, but the DA basically had a press conference where he spent the whole basically saying what a shit person ben was, but couldnt do anything about it due to no clear evidence of wrong doing
its dumb that certain people keep bring it up years after the fact, and just cant seem to let something go just because hes a steelers QB
People suck
