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Originally Posted by jar_e
So I watch a flames game on TV, the flames win 3-2 and I don't ask any questions....is that really worrisome?
Its the same thing. I'm seeing facts being presented by people who know way more about a case than I do. I accept it at face value and honestly, I have no personal connection to this story, so I couldn't care less about asking questions or trying to be some super sleuth figuring out some conspiracy.
Sometimes you just need to take things for face value cause there's nothing else to take.
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Well, then, if you watched the snake asphyxiate the boys, then you don't have to ask any questions either. Good grief!
You don't seem to understand the definition of "facts", because there is no "fact" that says the snake killed the boys. "Face value" is that the snake may have or most likely killed these kids, but the investigation continues. Until then, it is totally relevant to take into account behaviours of snakes in order to better understand what could have possibly happened.
Would you really be satisfied if the investigation was basically: "they've been strangled. there's a snake. case closed"?