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How a 30k donation to a murderer counts as "uplifting news"? If anything it's depressing
Innocent until proven guilty.
Before we engage in name calling for this suspect, know that yesterday was blatantly clear the system is stacked against him to the point where the courts did not Los him to go into PA for another legal procedure.
See the thing here is that they were giving evidence even to MAX for the documentary and not his legal team, who correctly called some of the evidence inadmissible in court.
So before you feel like calling him a murderer see. The facts and wait for the events to unfold.
You have evidence he murdered someone? Why haven't you told anyone?!
He told the dude that made his Filet-o-fish.
How did it feel to type 10 words that make up some nonsense
How's that boot taste?
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He didn’t murder anyone.
Oh, go lick a boot, dweeb.
Why are you lying? Nobody's been convicted of murder.
It’s the best news all day, go back to Reddit corporate shill
You're asleep at the wheel.
this is like saying donating to a guy who killed someone actively killing others is never uplifting news. Sure leave the school shooters alone
The donation doesn't go to a CEO who has murdered hundreds, possibly thousands of people.
It is going to someone who acted in defense of others. Or who might not be the person who even did that, which is why he deserves a fair trial.
They're saying that they find due process to be lacking and the prosecution to be political.
Do you think it's depressing that someone would donate money to the defense of someone they think is being inappropriately prosecuted?
If you think they're guilty, you should still want them to get the best defense possible, so that when they're found guilty it's airtight. Our justice system is based on an adversarial model. If the prosecution, with the resources of the state, can't successfully argue that they did it and that their arrest and all procedures were properly followed, do you really want that to still mean someone faces the death penalty?I agree. I don’t think this sub should get political.
It’s uplifting news and has nothing to do with politics. Perhaps Reddit is a better place for you
Everything is political. The sooner you get over this "I'm tired of politics, let me enjoy my doomscrolling" attitude, the more respectable you'll be.
No it isn't. This is how subs like r/technology got ruined, the whole thing got filled with "political post that involves technology" instead of just "technology".
Everything is politically when you have people at the top wanting to take away your rights and be able to have their followers kill you in the streets.
It actually is.
Technology is one of the most politically charged topics possible. Even leaving aside big tech and AI stuff, you have the ideologues behind the open source movement, or the fact that a lot of our modern tech infrastructure is built on conflict resources and manufactured by forced labor. Politics ripple through every aspect of our lives.
Anything can be political but doesn't have to be. A good technology sub would look something like this:
- New 10TB SSD announced at trade show
- Holograms are slightly better after new breakthrough
- GTA6 preorder numbers are out, will it save the PS5?
And instead it became a shitflinging cesspool of:
- Elon tweeted something stupid at 2am last night
- AOC said something about net neutrality
- Congressional republicans announced a tech bill that has no chance of becoming law
I think you’ll find across the spectrum, people are frustrated to the point where it’s not a political issue
Yeah, because there's surely not enough political communities on there already
this is uplifting but i agree
Context is hard for you?