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RE: Strength of schedule - GMDino - 04-20-2016 (04-20-2016, 07:56 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Ha! The "facts" are very disputed...except in your mind. So I don't know how you expect anyone to change your mind about a 6 year old story that ended because of lack of evidence. Quote:According to Blash's case summary, "he asked [the alleged victim] if Roethlisberger had raped her and she stated, 'No, I did not know what was going on,' because she was intoxicated so much." "Evidence". RE: Strength of schedule - JS-Steelerfan - 04-20-2016 (04-20-2016, 05:48 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Then provide me with an answer. An answer to what? My position is one of uncertainty. My answer is 'I don't know what really happened." I don't need to prove that - uncertainty stands until someone proves one side or the other. You're the one who claims to be certain, which means the burden of proof is on you, not me. And, despite what you believe, you have yet to do that. So far, your 'proof' consists of nothing more than you strongly believing one version of the story, none of which is indisputable. And what you call "logic" is nothing more than drawing conclusions from the basis of your predetermined opinion. So, you're the one that needs to provide an answer here. For example, what proof do you have to show that the side you've chosen to believe is indisputably true? (Hint: simply saying its indisputable isn't enough - you have to demonstrate it). RE: Strength of schedule - SteelCitySouth - 04-20-2016 (04-20-2016, 09:09 AM)JS-Steelerfan Wrote: An answer to what? My position is one of uncertainty. My answer is 'I don't know what really happened." I don't need to prove that - uncertainty stands until someone proves one side or the other. You're the one who claims to be certain, which means the burden of proof is on you, not me. And, despite what you believe, you have yet to do that. So far, your 'proof' consists of nothing more than you strongly believing one version of the story, none of which is indisputable. Please JS...Everyone know that indisputable proof is not necessary within the bounds of a realist. RE: Strength of schedule - BFritz21 - 04-22-2016 (04-20-2016, 09:09 AM)JS-Steelerfan Wrote: An answer to what? My position is one of uncertainty. My answer is 'I don't know what really happened." I don't need to prove that - uncertainty stands until someone proves one side or the other. You're the one who claims to be certain, which means the burden of proof is on you, not me. And, despite what you believe, you have yet to do that. So far, your 'proof' consists of nothing more than you strongly believing one version of the story, none of which is indisputable. And what you call "logic" is nothing more than drawing conclusions from the basis of your predetermined opinion.Show me where his story makes any sense. What is his story? I forget? Why did he have his bodyguards drag her back there (or "lead," as you delusional Steelers fans prefer to call it) if she wanted it so bad? Why didn't he just say "meet me back there"? Why was the girl so upset afterwards? According to you, she was DTF and just had sex with a celebrity that has millions of dollars, but all of the sudden, she isn't? (04-20-2016, 09:49 AM)SteelCitySouth Wrote: Please JS...Everyone know that indisputable proof is not necessary within the bounds of a realist. Logic is good enough for anyone other than delusional Steelers fans. RE: Strength of schedule - BFritz21 - 04-22-2016 (04-20-2016, 08:15 AM)GMDino Wrote: The "facts" are very disputed...except in your mind. So I don't know how you expect anyone to change your mind about a 6 year old story that ended because of lack of evidence. Ben's bodyguards took her back and blocked the way. That's not disputed. Read my reply right above this one because Ben's version of things makes no sense. RE: Strength of schedule - Griever - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 02:26 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Show me where his story makes any sense. well she changed her story three times at the urging of her sorority sisters but hey, he has the same amount of chargest as dalton has playoff wins RE: Strength of schedule - BFritz21 - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 09:40 AM)Griever Wrote: well she changed her story three times at the urging of her sorority sistersShow me the link with that and I'll explain it because there would be a logical explanation. (04-22-2016, 09:40 AM)Griever Wrote: but hey, he has the same amount of chargest as dalton has playoff wins lol. Once again, delusional Steelers fans don't realize that charges don't mean shit in the scope of reality. But, hey, keep using that as a way to justify raping a woman ![]() Even if they did, I already explained why they couldn't bring charges. RE: Strength of schedule - Griever - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 10:43 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Show me the link with that and I'll explain it because there would be a logical explanation. yeah you cant bring charges for consensual sex (if any occurred) plus, if she was raped, i doubt she would have her lawyer right a letter to the DA to drop it any DA worth his salt would have loved to pin a rape on a big time athlete RE: Strength of schedule - JS-Steelerfan - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 11:22 AM)Griever Wrote: yeah you cant bring charges for consensual sex (if any occurred) 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. RE: Strength of schedule - GMDino - 04-22-2016 (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. Was it the DA who had the press conference where he listed all things they though Ben had done and bemoaned the fact that they really, REALLY wanted to prosecute but didn't have enough evidence OR a witness? Because he's the one who has perpetuated this story for so long by going over and over all the accusations and then spending about ten seconds saying the evidence wasn't enough while insisting he wanted to go forward but couldn't. RE: Strength of schedule - JS-Steelerfan - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 11:56 AM)GMDino Wrote: Was it the DA who had the press conference where he listed all things they though Ben had done and bemoaned the fact that they really, REALLY wanted to prosecute but didn't have enough evidence OR a witness? Because he's the one who has perpetuated this story for so long by going over and over all the accusations and then spending about ten seconds saying the evidence wasn't enough while insisting he wanted to go forward but couldn't. A compelling argument, to be sure. But it doesn't remove all doubt, just like Brad's doesn't. That's all I'm saying. Lack of evidence might undermine a charge of guilt, but it doesn't prove innocence. RE: Strength of schedule - GMDino - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 12:20 PM)JS-Steelerfan Wrote: A compelling argument, to be sure. But it doesn't remove all doubt, just like Brad's doesn't. That's all I'm saying. Lack of evidence might undermine a charge of guilt, but it doesn't prove innocence. Granted. Just wanted to point out a lot of the "he covered it up" comes from that presser. Just like I had very good info on what went down (it was more consensual than many want to admit)from someone I trust and who had zero reason to lie to me. Nothing that would ever be admissible in court but something I believe based on the source. But I'll go back to my point when it first happened: ANYONE have sex with strangers in a bar is a dbag in my opinion. Consensual or not. But that is just my opinion. RE: Strength of schedule - StrictlyBiz - 04-22-2016 Guys, you are debating with someone who defends Pac Man Jones punching a woman in the face by saying that she had it coming because of Gender Equality. Enough said. Clearly this guy isn't playing with a full deck and incapable of rational thought. Any debate with him is futile as it's impossible to debate someone who is so obviously intellectually disadvantaged and is akin to arguing with your dog, cat, or local horse grazing in the field that you pass everyday on your way to work. RE: Strength of schedule - Griever - 04-22-2016 (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. 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 RE: Strength of schedule - Griever - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 12:34 PM)GMDino Wrote: Granted. Just wanted to point out a lot of the "he covered it up" comes from that presser. dude was guilty of nothing but being a giant dumbass you are that close to atlanta, go to a higher class club instead of slumming around college towns for bimbos and you beat me to the other point, hate you GM :heart: RE: Strength of schedule - JS-Steelerfan - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 12:34 PM)GMDino Wrote: Granted. Just wanted to point out a lot of the "he covered it up" comes from that presser. Totally agree with that last point. RE: Strength of schedule - JS-Steelerfan - 04-22-2016 (04-22-2016, 01:22 PM)StrictlyBiz Wrote: Guys, you are debating with someone who defends Pac Man Jones punching a woman in the face by saying that she had it coming because of Gender Equality. Enough said. I know. But I have fun watching him try. EDIT: Plus, you may have noticed that we've gone to talking about it with each other and leaving him out of the conversation. ![]() RE: Strength of schedule - BFritz21 - 04-23-2016 (04-22-2016, 01:22 PM)StrictlyBiz Wrote: Guys, you are debating with someone who defends Pac Man Jones punching a woman in the face by saying that she had it coming because of Gender Equality. Enough said. Ha! My point was that, if a woman assaults a man, why wouldn't she be expected to be treated the same as anyone else? But you Steelers fans throw shit out of proportion and then give each other circle jerks like you're geniuses, so carry on. Hilarious how you say that I'm intellectually disadvantaged yet you still defend Ben in this argument! RE: Strength of schedule - StrictlyBiz - 04-23-2016 (04-23-2016, 04:23 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: Ha! LOL, isn't that the very definition of what I said? Isn't that defending Pac Man Jones because of Gender Equality? You truly are a slow individual, aren't you? ![]() Not only are you an embarassment to Bengal fans everywhere, you are an embarrassment to every single organism on the planet with more than one firing neuron. RE: Strength of schedule - BFritz21 - 04-23-2016 (04-23-2016, 08:01 PM)StrictlyBiz Wrote: LOL, isn't that the very definition of what I said? Isn't that defending Pac Man Jones because of Gender Equality? You truly are a slow individual, aren't you? lol. I'm pointing out that it was more of a gut reaction. Let's hear what you would have done, though: You're at a bar, women want a picture and keep bugging you, you tell them no and whatever, and the woman brings a bottle up over your head. Do you split-second think "hey, she's just going to pour this beer on my head, not hit me with it or anything, so maybe I should just let it happen and smile while she does it"? Also, wait til you see my next post that I don't want to mix with this one because it's too great on its own. |