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Oscar Pistorius
Apparently, the lady Judge at his trial could drone on all day and into tomorrow, before she eventually tells us what the verdict is ? Why doesn't she tell us know and then drone on ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'm sure you've been asked this before Mikey, but what exactly do you think this judge owes you ("us")? I don't much care about the Pistorius trial, but honestly I find the somewhat entitled attitude of some members of the public quite distasteful. Neither the judge nor jury should give a toss what the wider world outside the courtroom thinks, and I find your expectation that they should quite confusing.
Kromo...this is being played on every media and news channel on the planet. I have an opinion on this and I expect you do as well, along with every other person who has posted today on here. So I am puzzled why you think I don't have the right to express my opinion ? Could it be perhaps that it doesn't coincide with your opinion ?
Actually, no, I don't have an opinion on the Pistorius trial. I haven't been following it. I don't watch news channels, or read newspapers - my main source on current affairs is the internet, and I normally choose not to read anything to do with Pistorius because I find it boring. Neither am I saying you don't have a right to an opinion. I am just questioning it.
You seem to think the judge should be pandering to her audience. I find that confusing and not a little distasteful (though please note that is not the same as saying you should not think or say it).
You seem to think the judge should be pandering to her audience. I find that confusing and not a little distasteful (though please note that is not the same as saying you should not think or say it).
I accept your last sentence Kromo, so pax please !
Something you have said puzzles me though. You say you don't watch the news or read newspapers, but your "main source" of info on current affairs is the internet. If you choose not read about current events on news websites, like Reuters, the BBC, Sky, etc, etc, what is this "main source" on the 'net ?
Something you have said puzzles me though. You say you don't watch the news or read newspapers, but your "main source" of info on current affairs is the internet. If you choose not read about current events on news websites, like Reuters, the BBC, Sky, etc, etc, what is this "main source" on the 'net ?