09-12-2015, 09:11 PM
(09-12-2015, 08:15 PM)F.U. Wrote: How can there be any proof weather or not it was important if the dumb ass deleted the proof? Come on, you have to understand that.
Just because she said it was so you believe her? Really? I would hope that you wouldn't even trust your auto mechanic on his word/without proof. OK, If you have your car in the shop and are told there is a extensive list of parts that need replaced. do you just say OK, do it and never look back? I know I don't. I want the parts that are replaced after they are removed. Just like mechanic's, politicians are shady. Never and I mean NEVER trust them on their word.
I don't think there's any chance that you'll ever be a lawyer, a law enforcement investigator, or a judge F.U.
And, if you're ever on a jury, there will likely be 11 other people involved who would not sign off if you insisted that since you can't prove a negative, the negative must be true.
So, your way of thinking doesn't hurt anybody and isn't problematic to me. And, I like reading your opinions, same as everybody elses - though your advice to me (to adopt your philosophy/thinking) isn't advice that I'll be following.
It doesn't matter to me if you always think negatively of some/all people unless proven wrong, and it doesn't matter to me if other people always think positively of some/all people unless proven wrong.
I haven't seen any evidence of wrong-doing or illegality on the part of Hillary Clinton and so I'm not assuming it occured because some people imagine that it must have occurred. However, should something more than unsubstantiated suspicion be presented, I'll consider it at that time.
And, as I've noted several times in this thread - I believe that Clinton should have used the government server for work emails, even though it wasn't required. I think she, of all people, should have foreseen that choosing to use a personal email for work would be used as ammunition against her by her detractors, even if she violated no policies and broke no laws in so doing. Further, I think it would have been better for her if she'd proactively addressed the allegations immediately, seriously, and firmly -- thereby avoiding the later failed attempt at humor and the cornered apology. I think she and her camp have managed the controversy poorly.