Jawohl!
The State is never wrong!
Hmmmmm, maybe you're right.
So, why don't we let a jury settle it?
Hmmmmmmm?
Or is it that you're afraid that another trial will find him not guilty?
Your fear makes you weak.
I've read the case.
And if you're right, then there's nothing you have to be afraid of.
But you are afraid.
You're afraid that he might be found innocent.
Really, what's the harm in another trial?
Your fear speaks.
There. The entire contents of your three responses to Bill before revealing that you were just "giving him enough rope." And, not so incidentally, your entire contribution to this thread to that point.
Where in there does it say anything about the company not being responsible for the actions of what of its officers.
I'll answer for you. Nowhere. Here, I'll quote you again, since you seem to think that's meaningful.
Jawohl!
The State is never wrong!
Hmmmmm, maybe you're right.
So, why don't we let a jury settle it?
Hmmmmmmm?
Or is it that you're afraid that another trial will find him not guilty?
Your fear makes you weak.
I've read the case.
And if you're right, then there's nothing you have to be afraid of.
But you are afraid.
You're afraid that he might be found innocent.
Really, what's the harm in another trial?
Your fear speaks.
See? Still nothing about your supposed "real point." Three posts in a row insisting that your "point" had something to do with the case Bill mentioned. Nothing at all about your other point.
Did you change topics in the middle of the discussion? Oh no, not you! You were merely "giving him enough rope" so that you could say, "HA HA HA, that's not really what I was talking about!"
So much for your right to ever criticize anyone for changing topics mid-stream.