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No, trusting the legal system would be reading "guilty" and stopping there.
I have seen more than 200h of motions and trial live. I have also seen independent opinions. I have seen evidence. I have seen articles corroborating my conclusions. And ultimately I also have trust in the judge as well as the jurors who delivered this verdict (I think they were individually polled but I'm not sure).
Rich would be to have such a minority opinion that you hold and asserting everyone should think like you.
I don't, I think it's good that there's other opinions than mine. Doesn't mean I have to agree. But such is nuance.
Yeah, because courts (and you) can't be manipulated. You are already lost, my friend.
And you can be manipulated, too.
You know its easier to manipulate a single person compared to multiple people, right?