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Originally Posted by GreenTeaFrapp
It was a tongue in cheek comment. Maybe I should have added a smiley for the simpletons in the room but I generally don't tailor my posts to the lcd.
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If it weren't for the fact your original posts have been quoted so many times, you might have been able to retcon and make this true. Fortunately, you cannot.
And even if I were feeling generous, and gave you the benefit of the doubt, if you indeed were making a tongue in cheek comment over a primarily-text medium, then yes, you ought to make that clear, lest your words be construed as pretty cut-and-dry.
But I don't believe you for an eye-blink
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Like I said, I made one tongue in cheek comment. Not even close to a giant paper trail. Other than that I have stated nothing other than adultery should be considered a criminal offence. A criminal offence does not necessarily mean prison nor does it mean stoning to death.
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You're right about stoning, but you're wrong about prison. If convicted of a criminal offense, a defendant almost always does time, and may additionally be fined. The time may be served in something as minor as house-arrest or community service, all the way up to maximum security, but in some way, shape, or form, they lose their freedom until the sentence is satisfied.
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You're the one who can't tell the difference. He's saying he's been punished plenty and that he was only 24 when he did it.
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AND that it was a mistake on his part, AND that his punishment was rightly deserved.
I'd make a remark about common sense and your teeth, but that would be unbecoming of me, so instead I'll use the more appropriate internet vernacular and simply state:
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More like once a cheater, always a cheater. Rarely do people gain morals once they've hit adulthood.
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And to that, good sir, I say "Thank the powers that be that we will never have to stand before you in a tribunal that matters."