No Charges Prison For Guards Who Allegedly Boiled Schizophrenic Black Man to Death

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(03-20-2017, 05:39 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Do you really believe the BS you post? Or are you just so conditioned to automatically throw it out there?
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OP:
-Thrown into the shower as punishment.
Other:
-Thrown into the shower because he was covered in feces.

OP:
-Was kept in the shower for 2 hours as punishment.
Other:
-Was kept in the shower for 2 hours because he refused to use it to remove all the feces covering his body.

OP:
-Makes sure to include race in the title.
Other:
-Uses the person's actual name rather than just "black man".

OP:
-Claims the man was "boiled to death".
Other:
-Claims the man died due an undiagnosed heart disease.

OP:
-Shower was "rigged" so they could turn it from scalding hot to icy cold, making it sound like some kind of unofficial modification used specifically for torture.
Other:
-Shower is operated from another room to prevent people from turning it off.

OP:
-Makes judgement on the case "But in an unconscionable decision" as in the article right now is telling you that the decision was wrong. Even refers to it as a "medieval-era boiling".
Other:
-Just states what happened and lets you make your own decisions.

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That's just me quickly glancing over the two for some differences. But you're right, they're basically the exact same! ...you know, minus the reasoning, the context, the judgement, the presentation of information, and sensationalism, among other things. Yup, totally the same....

You did a fantastic job of highlighting the differences in the accounts. Well done!

Now, please explain how the accounts contain descriptions of what happened that are mutually exclusive.

For example, how is it impossible that the shower was controlled from an adjacent room to prevent an inmate in the shower from turning it off and also capable of being controlled from said room with the water temperature t turned from icy cold to scalding hot?