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psubills62 said...
Not difficult at all. Can simply say it's the law.
If Person A is a coward around Person B, then what's the one thing they need to be able to tell Person B what to do? They need an authority (Person or Entity C) to tell them "you must do this." Then Person A can easily tell Person B "you must do this because Person C told me." The coward needs to pawn off responsibility on someone else. That is what makes things easy.
So I'll ask again - why is it difficult to ask Joe to follow the law? Or maybe I should be asking - why does Triponey think it's difficult? If she knows it's the law, she should believe wholeheartedly that it's easy. It would also be very easy for her to leverage Joe in that case. So why is she having such difficulties?
Try to fathom the hypocrisy of a Government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured .but not prove they're a citizen
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psubills62 said...
Really, the whole "confirmation" stuff comes down to one thing: is there any motivation behind leaking information where an audience would trust the information being leaked? Whether it's money, whether it's an agenda...I can't see one.
Look at something as innocent as NFL contracts. When things are going well, both sides are silent. When things aren't going well, information starts being "leaked" to the public that is made to shine the opposite side in a bad light.
Try to fathom the hypocrisy of a Government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured .but not prove they're a citizen
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The NCAA has no business getting involved in the Penn State situation; this one is for the courts - Yahoo! Sports
From Yahoo! Sports: The NCAA has enough problems dealing with its rulebook. It doesn't need to weigh in on what happened at Penn State
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Freeh probe into Penn State in the Sandusky case will focus on more than Joe Paterno - Yahoo! Sports
From Yahoo! Sports: The investigation by the former FBI chief is wide-ranging and the report will assign blame to many, a source says.
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Penn State Nittany Lions -- Former president Graham Spanier says he never was told of abuse - ESPN
Lawyers for Graham Spanier say the former Penn State president told investigators hired by the university that he was not told of an incident involving former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky that described child sex abuse.
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