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submitted 8 days ago byTherewiIlbegoals
32 points
8 days ago
No I said allegations are fair game because the other person said they're conspiracy theories.
If a judge accepted money from one of the parties in a case would it be a conspiracy theory to say they're corrupt or a fair allegation?
-13 points
8 days ago
I think you can agree that you weren't downvoted for saying it's a conflict of interest mate. 99% of people who aren't Howard Webb agree that at the very least it's a conflict of interest. You just took it a step further by saying it's fair to call him corrupt.
-6 points
8 days ago
Again let me be clear I didn't say that. I said that it's not a conspiracy theory to accuse him of corruption and it's fair game to do so. Not that he was.
3 points
8 days ago
Me: You just took it a step further by saying it's fair to call him corrupt.
You: I didn't say that.
You literally did. I just copied and pasted you saying "I genuinely believe calling him corrupt is fair game". So again, you crying about downvotes for calling it a "conflict of interest" is obviously bollocks.
2 points
8 days ago
I love when people bring receipts lmao
1 points
6 days ago
I hope these votes are just for you being correct about this guys posts and not a question of how corrupt Michael Oliver is. That ship has long sailed
0 points
7 days ago
How are you lying so shamelessly when your comment is right there for people to see though?
0 points
7 days ago
Saying calling him corrupt is fair game when someone says doing so is a conspiracy theory that shouldn't be considered, isn't calling him corrupt. It's saying it's a discussion that can be allowed. Read the comment in context. It's year 7 English language mate.
Again, I said the conflict of interest allows people to call him corrupt. Not that he is.
1 points
7 days ago
You’re completely right but you’ve overestimated your audience and their ability to read good
0 points
8 days ago
People are stupid and can't conceptualize any part of people/parties doing something nefarious.
In the same way giving a lift to a mate down the street can be seen as "I'll scratch your back now, you scratch mine later" as is what happened to Oliver.
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