--- In [email protected], "Ellen"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> because I often believe someone is guilty even after the trial has
> proven them not guilty, so the outcome of the trial doesn't always
> have much impact on how I feel about the case. Like in the case
of
> the guy who they are accusing of killing his wife and kid in their
> house--if he's found not guilty I'm still gonna definitely still
> think he did it.
>
Based on what? What you read in the news? Sheesh.
The news leaves out 95 percent of the facts surrounding any case,
not because The Media Is Evil, but simply because of limitations of
space and time.
Every situation in life is filled with nuances. It's difficult, if
not impossible, for media reports to capture those nuances. But
understanding, or at least knowing about, those nuances is essential
to fully understanding the situation.
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