Blood_Lined said:
Del-Toro said:
Blood_Lined said:
Yes, if they are the type of person that should be tagged as a sex-offender for the rest of his/her life, then DO NOT LET THEM OUT OF JAIL. Prop. 38 needs to be annexed, big-time. A friend of mine went to prison for 3 years and is still labeled as a sex offender, and here's the kicker, he was and still is, here's the magic word: INNOCENT.
There is no such thing as innocence, just varying levels of guilt.
That does not make any sense, think if the police walk up to your house one day and say that you are guilty of some crime, and you had nothing to do with that...assault on main street, or that mugging in the park for example. Well, like you said there is no such thing as being innocent, so I guess that you are guilty then, even though there is no forensic evidence, and it's an election year for the judge. Nope! You're guilty, because EVERYONE is, at least a little bit, no matter what, yay, guess what? that means that you are going to jail now. Yeah, that makes a whole lot of sense.
If it doesn't make sense to you then you're an idiot. Innocence is freedom from sin, so even though I may not be responsible for assault or mugging doesn't mean I'm innocent, it simply means I am not guilty of assualt or mugging, maybe I stole something in the past, or did something else I'm not proud of. Maybe I'm a liar, a cheater, whatever, if any of those conditions, or something similiar, is true, then I'm not innocent, I simply don't carry any guilt in the areas in which I am being charged, why do you think the phrase "Not Guilty" is used in lieu of "innocent" in the court system? Because they aren't innocent, they just didn't do that particular crime. Try to think a little more before you make yourself sound like a jackass. By the way, odds are your friend wasn't just sitting at home watching TV when the crime happened, maybe he didn't do it, but if he was in a position where he could have reasonable been considered somehow involved, then he was in no way innocent as I described it.