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Inquiry says not guilty, to force him to apologise would be to force him to plead guilty despite the findings of the inquiry.... all a bit warped I think. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not enough or no evidence to say he did anything. Until he's proven guilty he should be allowed to keep his position. Clegg, as usual, is being an arse. Trying to force him to apologize and therefore admit guilt.... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Inquiry says not guilty, to force him to apologise would be to force him to plead guilty despite the findings of the inquiry.... all a bit warped I think."
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Not enough or no evidence to say he did anything. Until he's proven guilty he should be allowed to keep his position. Clegg, as usual, is being an arse. Trying to force him to apologize and therefore admit guilt...."
I agree nick clegg is an arse |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If he hasn't been convicted of anything why has he got to resign?"
Because it politics, it's not what you do or don't do, it's about court of public opinion. There have been a few playboy politicians (one a senior lib dem) but if the public like them "he's just one of the boys" they get away with it. Unfortunately for this guy, he doesn't have much going for him so comes across as a sleaze. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Suspended by the Lib Dems.
Not sure on this one. Not enough evidence to find him guilty but the general consensus seems to be "he did it".
Thoughts?"
They have only suspended him not hung him I dont know the facts most dont know the real ones as the press is full of shite so will wait for the outcome on this. |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"If he hasn't been convicted of anything why has he got to resign?
Because it politics, it's not what you do or don't do, it's about court of public opinion. There have been a few playboy politicians (one a senior lib dem) but if the public like them "he's just one of the boys" they get away with it. Unfortunately for this guy, he doesn't have much going for him so comes across as a sleaze. "
I still say If he hasn't been convicted of anything why has he got to resign or be suspended.
Supposedly you are innocent until proven guilty. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If he hasn't been convicted of anything why has he got to resign?
Because it politics, it's not what you do or don't do, it's about court of public opinion. There have been a few playboy politicians (one a senior lib dem) but if the public like them "he's just one of the boys" they get away with it. Unfortunately for this guy, he doesn't have much going for him so comes across as a sleaze.
I still say If he hasn't been convicted of anything why has he got to resign or be suspended.
Supposedly you are innocent until proven guilty."
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By (user no longer on site)
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This is a legal wrangle. It has been deiced that there is not enough evidence to launch a successful prosecution against him. However if he says sorry, then he's admitting his guilt. So by saying sorry, those women would then be able to successfully sue him. So he's not going to apologise. Simples! |
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Many people face disciplinary action, lose their jobs etc, without any police involvement whatsoever. This was an organisation that had lots of staff complain about his behaviour but did nothing, so were complicit with him, once one woman had complained. The party may want to show one face, but their employment practices and voting through of shameful tory policies very clearly show their true identity. The ministerial jags etc are very attractive and a pain to give up. Most pople would be suspended as soon as a gross misconduct allegation is made. That sleazy party, carry on regardless. |
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Many people face disciplinary action, lose their jobs etc, without any police involvement whatsoever. This was an organisation that had lots of staff complain about his behaviour but did nothing, so were complicit with him, once one woman had complained. The party may want to show one face, but their employment practices and voting through of shameful tory policies very clearly show their true identity. The ministerial jags etc are very attractive and a pain to give up. Most pople would be suspended as soon as a gross misconduct allegation is made. That sleazy party, carry on regardless. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Can't see why Nick Clegg is so het up about this.
Isn't he the lying bastard that told millions of supporters (now ex supporters) he wouldn't increase Student Fees ( amongst other issues ) then did just that so he could grab a slice of power? |
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By *nnyMan
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Can't see why Nick Clegg is so het up about this.
Isn't he the lying bastard that told millions of supporters (now ex supporters) he wouldn't increase Student Fees ( amongst other issues ) then did just that so he could grab a slice of power?"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A barrister said there was not enough evidence, not that he was in fact innocent. Huge difference. "
In English law there is only two judgements, guilty or not guilty. We also have the phrase innocent until proven guilty. |
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Can't see why Nick Clegg is so het up about this.
Isn't he the lying bastard that told millions of supporters (now ex supporters) he wouldn't increase Student Fees ( amongst other issues ) then did just that so he could grab a slice of power?"
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"A barrister said there was not enough evidence, not that he was in fact innocent. Huge difference.
In English law there is only two judgements, guilty or not guilty. We also have the phrase innocent until proven guilty."
& we actually call some of our peers, 'LORD', - regardless if they happen to be a crooked politician, jailbird or otherwise!!!
Fucked up nation!!
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wie bitte?
They'd have a field day on here if that's the case 
