@Moment-in-Time,
Moment-in-Time wrote:Izzythepush, there is no one more opposed to Oralloy's hateful abnormal rhetoric than I, and so I place him on ignore.
My "defending innocent people from sadistic predations" is hardly hateful rhetoric.
If you're looking for hateful rhetoric, look to the way you compound an atrocity by savaging the innocent victims.
Moment-in-Time wrote:For instance, by all accounts one can see Oralloy is not 100% sound....like what normal person would belittle or denigrate the parents (Kerchers) whose child was brutally murdered?
Every single person who possesses even a single grain of human decency.
The way the Kerchers are trying to enrich themselves by getting innocent people sent to prison is appalling beyond belief. They cannot be condemned harshly enough.
Moment-in-Time wrote:Or slander the murder victim beyond description because people refer Amanda Knox as a SLUT?
If anyone savages the innocent victims of atrocities when I'm around, they are just going to have to put up with me defending those innocent victims.
Try to imagine what it would be like if
you were the innocent victim who was being savaged.
Moment-in-Time wrote:As civilized human beings, supposedly with all our faculties, why would we lower ourselves to making fun of someone who is obviously troubled mentally?
I don't think the term "civilized human beings" can really apply to people who brutally savage the victims of atrocities.
I am hardly troubled. In fact, I couldn't be more at peace. There is just something about "resolutely doing the right thing in defiance of evil" that is good for the soul. I bet those civil rights marchers who defied the KKK have the same sort of inner peace that I have.
Moment-in-Time wrote:Are we so INSECURE that in our anger we lash out at people who deserve our compassion and understanding?
You guys are savaging the innocent victims of a horrible atrocity. It is no surprise that people who stand forth to protect the innocent from your predations are savaged as well.
If you guys had compassion and understanding, you would not respond to atrocities by lynching the victims.
Moment-in-Time wrote:Oralloy is who he is. His "certainty" regarding the Amanda Knox trial, especially since he was not an eye witness or given classified evidence by both sides of the isle (the Defense and the Prosecutor) regarding said case,
These are public trials. There is no secret evidence. And since all the evidence has been publicly available over the years, I have indeed received all of it.
And the evidence has been overwhelmingly clear from the very beginning that Amanda and Raffaele are innocent of all wrongdoing.
Moment-in-Time wrote:One's certainty means without doubt and there are so still so many questions regarding Knox that might never be resolved.
Nonsense. Every single question in this case was answered within a month of Kercher's death.
There has never been any question regarding Amanda (or Raffaele).
Moment-in-Time wrote:Oralloy is merely displaying the role he was born into.
"Defender of the innocent." Has a nice ring to it I think.