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rangerrebew

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Justice for Bill O’Reilly
« on: April 24, 2017, 11:16:39 am »
April 24, 2017
Justice for Bill O’Reilly
By Ned Barnett

As Bill O’Reilly has just learned, America has become a nation that punishes men who are charged by women with inappropriate behavior.  Convictions based on proof are not necessary – the charges are sufficient.  Members of the Duke Lacrosse team lost a great deal – their lives were tarnished forever – before it finally became clear that their accuser was making up her charges out of whole cloth.  Since that time, college leaders – as well as corporate board room executives – have not learned the lesson of Duke – that men are entitled to their day in court.  An allegation should be different than a conviction.

However, Bill O’Reilly doesn’t need me to defend him, so I won’t.  O’Reilly himself charges that he was done in by “unfounded claims.”  Perhaps that’s true, but his saying so doesn’t mean he’s telling the truth.  I don’t know if O’Reilly is guilty of being a sexual harasser or just an arrogant Long Island jerk who became the easy target of some people who looked to cash in by blackmailing Fox News.  Neither do you.

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Re: Justice for Bill O’Reilly
« Reply #1 on: April 24, 2017, 12:53:15 pm »
It's time for conservatives to stop defending and excusing moral reprobates like O'Reilly just because they say a few things we like.

When we do it, we become no better than the left, who we criticize for doing the same thing.