This isn't a court room.
What do you think about Jussie Smollett's Chicago incident last year?
What do you think about Jussie Smollett's Chicago incident last year?
UniqueIGN said:There's a lot of questions going on. But if it's proven without a reasonable doubt that he put it there, then it should go to the aggie honor council in which he would be properly punished. But if it isn't proven without a reasonable doubt, then it ends there, even if there's suspicion that he still did it.cz308 said:Just completely ignored this question. That should tell you everything you need to know.redcrayon said:UniqueIGN said:I joined because this is an explosive topic and I wanted to point out my views on the situation. It's good to be skeptical of new users, but I linked my student account to get an agtag if that helps you a bitQuote:Sure thing, you completely legitimate new user, who just so happened to join yesterday. in the middle of all this controversy.Quote:
From what I saw, the handwriting doesnt even look that similar. I mean I looked at the post which compared the handwriting directly and the only letter that really looked similar is the g. The rest of it is fairly normal handwriting that isn't really distinguished between most other people's handwriting.
What should his punishment be if he perpetuated this hoax?
Un****ing believable! I love how this, I'm smarter than they are, newbie is trying to set what he thinks is an iron clad narrative. "If the video isn't released, the police are corrupt."UniqueIGN said:I think it is possible that it's real still. The video may prove that notion wrong, and that's okay if it does. What matters here is that we have absolute closure on this and seeing all of the evidence would be just that.Ellis Wyatt said:
Wait. After all this, this moderately concerned new poster still thinks note incident might be real? What is being taught at A&M these days?
Slocum on a mobile said:bmks270 said:
Redacted attempted to frame an innocent person.
Police report:Quote:
"Redacted initially denied placing the papers, and pointed to the w/m walking the dog on the leash as the actor."
That guy's dog takes a whizz, and he'd be doxxed and nuked, possibly with no job.
UniqueIGN said:
I may keep responding to this later, but I got some engineering homework I have to finish before class. See y'all later!
I think you're delusional.Quote:
I think it's possible the police officer lied.
Good point. True uniters would call racism out where they see it - they would condemn this hoax. They would say, We are against racism wherever we see it - and that includes those who dishonestly try to frame others. THey would be logically consistent. Others, seeing the honesty, would join their movement and great things might happen.V8Aggie said:
The saddest thing here is if this were not a hoax, every poster here would be condemning this action and demand expulsion w/ any criminal investigation if applicable (and rightly so).
Now we have a proven hoax that only serves to further divide all of us. This is in direct contradiction of the path these so-called "activists" want us to believe is their goal. Yet here we are and none of them are calling these folks out.
Just be honest with yourself that your goal isn't unity, it's division and hate (just directed towards one group of people).
Yes, it is really trolling in this case. Chief Johnson would not abide an officer lying about this.UniqueIGN said:Is it really trolling to say that it's a possibility the police officer lied? The evidence likely will be released, but it's important to see whether the evidence proves it without a reasonable doubt. If it doesn't prove that Isaih put it there without a reasonable doubt, that is likely to be the end of it, but if it does prove that he put it there it's likely going to be picked up by the honor council.twk said:The evidence will be released. No reason for the officer to lie because, unlike the alleged victim, he's smart enough to know that he would be caught lying.UniqueIGN said:I think it's possible the police officer lied. I'm not saying whether he did or didn't but in order to decide on whether he did or not, I need to see the evidenceNCNJ1217 said:
Do you have any reason to believe that the video, when it comes out, will show anything different than what is in the police report?
Stated a different way, do you think the officer lied in the police report?
I want you on record now, BEFORE the video comes out.
I'm convinced now that you are trolling.
Shocking.TChaney said:
Sure are a whole lot of Twitter accounts that have gone private this morning.
Ellis Wyatt said:The hoax your friends pulled was completely unbelievable from the start. It wasn't logical in the first place, and it took this board no time to tear it apart. Give up the charade. Your friends have no credibility. We don't believe all victims because most of them aren't victims. It's been borne out repeatedly with "racial" incidents.UniqueIGN said:I think it is possible that it's real still. The video may prove that notion wrong, and that's okay if it does. What matters here is that we have absolute closure on this and seeing all of the evidence would be just that.Ellis Wyatt said:
Wait. After all this, this moderately concerned new poster still thinks note incident might be real? What is being taught at A&M these days?
What do you think about Jussie Smollett's hate crime story?
aggiedata said:
My daughter (white) lives at PW. I'm feeling anxious that there is a resident there that may accuse her of a fake hate crime. What if she had been randomly walking past "Martin's" car in the police video? It's obvious that "Martin" would have accused her. He accused the dog-walker. Does my daughter not have the right to feel safe at her home at Park West? Why does the perpetrator of a fake hate crime need to be coddled by the university to feel safe when they are the ones creating racist anxiety for other students of all races? Students of color now have evidence which they may not realize is fake that A&M is not safe for them and white students feel equally concerned that they may be accused of a fake hate crime. PW and the University could address both by expelling "Martin" from the university immediately.AGGies0311 said:
Satellite of Love said:
ParkWest blocked me? Holy crap these people are deranged.
It's probably helpful to have a little skepticism these day.UniqueIGN said:I think it's possible the police officer lied. I'm not saying whether he did or didn't but in order to decide on whether he did or not, I need to see the evidenceNCNJ1217 said:Quote:
I'm waiting for the video to come out before I'm absolutely sure who did it which I think is a fair thing to do. I see no reason for this video to not come out. If it doesn't then that would be a bit fishy.
Do you have any reason to believe that the video, when it comes out, will show anything different than what is in the police report?
Stated a different way, do you think the officer lied in the police report?
I want you on record now, BEFORE the video comes out.
UniqueIGN said:
EDIT: I have reached my post limit for now, but does this yard look like Park West? And what color is my hand? Im not Isaih just someone pointing out that the police report made no mention on whether or not the handwriting was similar to hers. Why is any difference of opinion here met with hostility?
HumpitPuryear said:My daughter (white) lives at PW. I'm feeling anxious that there is a resident there that may accuse her of a fake hate crime. What if she had been randomly walking past "Martin's" car in the police video? It's obvious that "Martin" would have accused her. He accused the dog-walker. Does my daughter not have the right to feel safe at her home at Park West? Why does the perpetrator of a fake hate crime need to be coddled by the university to feel safe when they are the ones creating racist anxiety for other students of all races? Students of color now have evidence which they may not realize is fake that A&M is not safe for them and white students feel equally concerned that they may be accused of a fake hate crime. PW and the University could address both by expelling "Martin" from the university immediately.AGGies0311 said:
Great point! In today's mob rule environment your life can be ruined WAY before the truth comes out. The "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" that the hoaxers are clinging to now would be completely drowned out by their screams for "justice". Cowards like Young would be more than happy to appease the mob and expel an innocent student and even support criminal prosecution.Quote:
I don't know if you all caught it in the report.
But the Hoaxer pointed out an innocent guy walking his dog.
(We all know the dog actually did it, I've known some racist dogs in my time)
Imagine for a second the dog decided to stop and pee or smell something at the wrong moment
That guy's life would be ruined now over this, even if at some later time he was proven innocent it would be with him forever.