Bonnie Bernstein Explains Ray Lewis’s Crimes With An Unfortunate Parable

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  1. magnifier661

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    Really? How many crimes or acts of violence has Lewis gotten into since January, 2000?
     
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    Oh okay, so we just assume then? Can I say that about you then? Maybe you are the guy that hid his jacket? I mean none of us don't really know, so you must be guilty.
     
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    Really? Rehabbed?

    That's like me saying a rapist was rehabbed until he raped again (or saying OJ was rehabbed for the decade he stayed out of prison).

    We'll never know. He's doing a better job at toeing the line. He says and does the right things. He may not have ever been in need of rehab. It could be he just made a poor decision. It could be he decided to stop hanging with idiots. Not being caught doesn't mean he's rehabbed.
     
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    I don't think that's what BP was saying, though. We all cross the line. Be it take illegal drugs. Or driving drunk. Or taking something that doesn't belong to us.

    All illegal. All crimes. So, BP can't answer your question fairly or honestly.
     
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    I guess it just seems like a highly judgmental position to identify him as a "bad person" (and still one). Where's the line of demarcation between a "bad person" and someone who got caught up in a bad situation and didn't know how to properly respond to it?
     
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    I'm simply pointing out that Simpson being responsible for the crime doesn't mean the jury was "wrong." They can't convict the defendant of a crime he hasn't been charged with.
     
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    I said no such thing. I said the 2 men accused of the murder were acquitted, despite Lewis' testimony.
     
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    Yes, I know. I was saying that your initial search was essentially just that, so naturally, those types of articles are going to pop up. How many positive articles come up with you don't have positive qualifiers in the search?
     
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    Yeah, I wasn't saying that - just asking people for their opinion as to whether or not there is any more or less guilt in a crime when a person does it with their own hands v. paying someone else to do it.
     
    BLAZINGGIANTS, Jan 22, 2013
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    Confirmed. You said the jury acquitted the defendants. Never said Lewis was one of the defendants.

    OMG wins!
     
    PtldPlatypus, Jan 22, 2013
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    Yeah, OMG never actually said that Lewis was acquitted.

    But his opinion be cray cray.
     
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