laughing dog
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You are the one making an unsubstantiated positive claim of fact, not me. I'd say that your claim about the necessary conviction of a man in the same situation represents your biases and nothing else.You are fooling yourself. Again, do you know of any man not convicted in a similar case? I.e. murder for hire where the offer was on tape.
I am not making any judgment about her claim. And I could say that only reason you think her claim must be ridiculous is because she is a woman.Her claim does not make any sense. Play-acting requires both parties to be in on it. If you tell a cop (whom you think is an undercover agent) that you are 5000% sure you want your husband dead and offer him money to murder him, it is ridiculous to say that she did not mean it. The only reason you deny her excuse's ridiculousness is that she is a woman.
How about answering the actual question - if her claim is true, should she be found innocent? Yes or no.
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Wait a minute. I simply condensed your argument. Now, if you can see that it was unfair or inaccurate, why can't you see that your condensation of Jarhyn's argument was unfair or inaccurate?No, she is guilty because she offered an undercover cop money to murder her husband.The condensed version of your argument is "Woman is guilty because she is a woman."