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NEPatsfan
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Since you were in the process of trying to make someone else look stupid with that post? Hell yeah!![]()
Trying? no
Pointing out? Yes.
Since you were in the process of trying to make someone else look stupid with that post? Hell yeah!![]()
I walked you thru the texts already, not going to do it again. Sorry to see you getting cranky and what not.
You didn't walk through anything. You posted the same version of no context Well's did.
All the more reason why Brady not giving investigators access to his phone makes him look more guilty in the court of public opinion. Right or wrong it gives the impression he's got something to hide. Not saying he does, but that is what it ends up looking like.
Amazing, huh Harold?
Amazing!
Court of public opinion yes, mostly because said court isn't well informed.
True enough but that is where we live. I think the court of public opinion ended up costing Tiger Woods about half a billion in endorsements. Ask Bill Cosby what he thinks about the court of public opinion, or Kobe, or Mike Tyson, or.....never mind. It appears to only affect black dudes. Tom will be fine.
I noticed you seem to be unable to refute anthing in the article. Hmmmm wonder why that is?
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I walked you thru the texts already, not going to do it again. Sorry to see you getting cranky and what not.
You've said that AT LEAST 20 times. Verbatim. Why do you keep repeating that same thing?
No. One. Cares.
More deflection. Tell you what, address my remarks under each text, then we can have a coherent discussion.I'm feeling lazy so I'm lifting from the article.
"#9 Wells Report Labels Texts Undermining Case a ‘Joke,’ Texts Buttressing Case Dead Serious
When the text messages of Patriots employees undermine Wells’s case, they joke. When the texts support Wells’s case, the texters display unmistakable earnestness. So, when ball handler Jim McNally threatens (pp. 5, 13, 77, 78) to overinflate pigskins to the size of a “rugby ball,” a “watermelon,” or a “balloon,” he clearly jests, according to Wells, as he does (pp. 15, 80) when he says, “The only thing deflating sun..is [Brady’s] passing rating.” But when he calls himself, in the same chain of texts, the “deflator,” he writes in all seriousness even if in a “joking tone,” according to Wells. In every instance, the language dismissed as “jokes” undermines the case and the language seized upon as serious, which appears as a reading-between-the-lines reach, suggests guilt. When the beleaguered ball handlers insist the texts represent kidding around, Wells (p. 80) states: “We do not view these explanations as plausible or consistent with common sense.” All kidding aside, the interpretation says more about the interpreters than the interpreted."
More deflection. Tell you what, address my remarks under each text, then we can have a coherent discussion.
All these remarks you you make about context, I don't get. It a conversation between the equipment guys about Brady fetish with the balls. What more context do you want? Explain please.
Got it. You can't explain away those texts.So you can't refute the flaws in the Well's investigation regarding texts. Got it!
Brady already has a lawyer. Why would an innocent guy need such a "big gun" lawyer instead of his usual guy? It almost makes him look more guilty in a way.
Got it. You can't explain away those texts.
As for when they were joking and when they were serious in the texts. I agree with the report. It's really not hard to see the difference.
Hell, I handed him the best argument anyone has given in days and he threw it right back at me. They aren't even smart enough to figure out when people are helping them.Amazing, huh Harold?
Amazing!
You always take a lawyer into these proceedings unless you're an fool.
Hell, I handed him the best argument anyone has given in days and he threw it right back at me. They aren't even smart enough to figure out when people are helping them.![]()