But, of course, never offered any evidence.
Do you think I'm going to take a conspiracy theorist at their word?
Then why are you referring to it as if it supports your claim?
Rubbish. The point is valid and pertinent. You're taking something as being true without evidence. That's an indication of thinking going wrong.
Can you back that statement up - erm... with evidence?
Only it looks to me like another claim that you accept as true yet I can't see how you can
know this.
Has she? Did she a) receive compensation; and b) if so, was it for "a crime the authorities claim has never happened"?
Again, you're stating this but I'm not going to take your word for it.
You were insulting in your first post - before anyone had responded to you.
Now you're a bloody conspiracy theorist FFS! Do you think for one second that I take people like you seriously? You're a bunch of idiots - a prime exemplar of how thinking and reasoning can go wrong. It's thinking like yours that is used to help teach others proper critical thinking skills by utilising all of the errors and logical fallacies you make in your pathetic arguments.
You're just lucky that I am so polite and reasonable that I don't insult you because if it.
Who else should have the final decision other than the person employed to do the job? Are the Lord Advocate's decisions transparent?
Yes, if the journalist breached the peace then I have no problem with him/her being charged.
No. I'm used to people like you.
So what does that prove?
Perhaps he was a drug dealer who got his comeuppance - perhaps "they" did it to silence him. How can we know without evidence?
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