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WeepyVP JoeAnd he doesn't drink. I don't trust people who don't drink, unless they've already been alcoholics. #joebiden
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WeepyVP JoeEither this new crop of staff writers is utterly fucked, or the editorial direction has taken a nosedive, or both.
Is there some negative correlation between the quality of stories and the quality of AJAX/CSS? #joebiden
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WeepyVP JoeThat being said, why are we posting crap from Fox News anyway - I thought we weren't supposed to take this stuff seriously?
#joebiden
09/17/09
"re-victimized" by some other nefarious, heartless forces, but being told that a video of what happened may exist.
[www.1010wins.com]
One of the men falsely arrested and charged feared being attacked in jail, due to the nature of the accusations against him. Nice job Danmell Ndonye in ruining the lives of these guys. Even though they've been cleared and released, this will always be connected with their names.
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So much for your big shot pal. And it looks like you owe Andrew an apology.
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Otherwise, naming both parties or not naming them has always sounded good to me -- so long as there is some determination that just naming the victim wouldn't deter a significant number from reporting the crime (and no, I don't know what "significant" means, but lawmakers draw lines every day).
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I think it's pretty clear that the public gains no real use from knowing the identity of a rape victim, nor does the police department suffer any detrimental effects from keeping it a secret. And since the rape victim is not being detained by police, there is no threat to the public interest either.
09/17/09
Once they've been convicted, I don't care. A jury has seen a case through and I'm willing to believe that they made an appropriate decision. Before that? I don't think any names should be released to the public. In this case, it appears that she suffered remorse for her actions and dragged a handful of people through the mud for it. She wasted the time of the police, the courts and the school because she lied. She wasted taxpayer money and we'll still never know who she is.
Worse yet? She's eroding credibility of women who actually suffer abuse and rape.
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