Was Azeron Banned?
Posted: 2002-10-18 06:03pm
Well, was he? I hope not, He's excellent cannon fodder for us logical straight thinkers.
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He asked to be banned after Lord Wong relegated him to the HOS, partially because he started being obnoxious to KellyTHEHOOLIGANJEDI wrote:Well, was he? I hope not, He's excellent cannon fodder for us logical straight thinkers.
Do you know that for a fact? What I mean is how did you get that information out of the relative parties concerned? I can't imagine anyone of them would admit it.Darth Wong wrote:If he showed up again, I would ban him on the spot. The fucker sent those elitefitness trolls after us.
The day after he leaves, somebody shows up on Elitefitness and tells them to go after a bunch of "hypersensitive communists" at bbs.stardestroyer.net. If that doesn't sound like Azeron, I don't know what does.Crown wrote:Do you know that for a fact? What I mean is how did you get that information out of the relative parties concerned? I can't imagine anyone of them would admit it.Darth Wong wrote:If he showed up again, I would ban him on the spot. The fucker sent those elitefitness trolls after us.
True, it is only circumstantial evidence (very strong circumstantial evidence, but circumstantial evidence nonetheless). But this is not a court of law, and he's not being put in prison. There is no uneven burden of proof, and no deliberate weighting of the decision-making process in the defendant's favour. If we must choose the most likely conclusion instead of being asked to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, then I'd say yes, he obviously did it.Crown wrote:Not that I am a lawer but a little circumspect eh?
I don't remember and now they've closed the forum, but how many posts the guy who pointed to us had? If he's a newbie, then it would point more to Azeron, or someone with a grudge against us.Darth Wong wrote: True, it is only circumstantial evidence (very strong circumstantial evidence, but circumstantial evidence nonetheless). But this is not a court of law, and he's not being put in prison. There is no uneven burden of proof, and no deliberate weighting of the decision-making process in the defendant's favour. If we must choose the most likely conclusion instead of being asked to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, then I'd say yes, he obviously did it.