I have never questioned anyone's right to state negative opinions about the Anthonys and have not done so in this thread. In this motion the SA did not, contrary to what people have posted, state that the A's have made any money from selling pictures or that they believe the A's intend to sell pictures of the remains, both of which have been stated as fact. When opinion is stated as fact it soon become concrete in people's minds. In a few days, people will be posting that the SA specifically accused the A's and, regardless of how many links are posted, that will remain the belief. The A's will be torn up one side and down the other for something that never happened or didn't happen as presented. I see it over and over on this forum.
If people chose to believe that the A's have sold photos, that's fine. I don't know whether they have or not. My point is that there is no proof of that in this motion, there is not even proof that photos have been sold, only that sales have been "widely reported." The A's aren't aren't even named. It appears that the SA is concerned about the defense, or people hired by the defense, selling photos. That is certainly not what people are getting from the posts on this thread.
By the same token, could we also agree that is is NOT fact that the A's have spent any time sitting with 'the remains.'
This is only supposed in various media articles, none of which have been verified by by LE, SA, the funeral home or the jail custodians? And I equally fear that this might be absorbed as a fact vs. an unsubstantiated rumour.
I am NOT arguing your post, in any way at all.
I'm merely pointing out that we ALL opine on things that aren't always readily backed up by links.
I love that you consistently defend the stance on A's, but by the same token, you didn't address my initial post.
Arguments about justice and (accepted, cited) facts when applied inconsistently aren't more or less worthy of applying in a court of law.
SA documents that cite concerns about the D team's plans for profiting of off pictures they shouldn't matter by some accounts, but they SHOULD weigh in more heavily with the jury than either your or my own opinions about the A's non-validated behaviors (i.e. I want to believe they did sit with Caylee's remains, but I can't cite a single source other than my own heart.)
I GET IT. I really do.
Do you agree with anything stated in this post or my previous post?
We're ALL prone to skewing the stats.
Could we reach a common-denominator and respectfully agree that there needs to be a healthy discourse that includes both agreed upon facts and some level of heart-felt "I have no problem..." gut-level, intelligent perception here?
We're all on the same page in that we all want verified facts. And we're all on the same page that we all want justice for Caylee.
I think, if we can agree to respectfully disagree that many alternate perceptions and suppositions can exist about the A's without a 'linky-linky' here or a 'linky-linky' there that only supports one side of the discussion.
I'm neither a sympathizer nor a fan, and I respect that you are.
Somethings are facts, and some are opinions.