Re: Sal Paolantonio: Ben to ask Goodell for 3-game reduction
Crash "learn the facts" of what I said.
It is consistent with what you just said.
What do you think I implied when I mentioned Clinton?
I have stated before that I believe you scenario is likely and makes sense.
If you are correct it explains why Ben cannot talk.
If the girl is lying now, and what you say is too percent correct, and Ben admits it, she can hurt him.
If she says it happened just like you say, with witnesses all knowing how drunk she was it is a problem. You keep reminding us of now drunk she was. Not good for Ben.
If your scenario is correct it explains:
-Why the girl wants to drop it (embarrassing)
-Why Ben says nothing (even if she was a "willing" participant, her drunken state consent presents a consent issue.)
-Why Ben does not show near the same indignation against this girl as McNulty (he has to be nice to her)
She holds some serious cards.
If you are correct, her lawyer tells his lawyer how it is.
Originally posted by Crash
It is consistent with what you just said.
What do you think I implied when I mentioned Clinton?
I have stated before that I believe you scenario is likely and makes sense.
If you are correct it explains why Ben cannot talk.
If the girl is lying now, and what you say is too percent correct, and Ben admits it, she can hurt him.
If she says it happened just like you say, with witnesses all knowing how drunk she was it is a problem. You keep reminding us of now drunk she was. Not good for Ben.
If your scenario is correct it explains:
-Why the girl wants to drop it (embarrassing)
-Why Ben says nothing (even if she was a "willing" participant, her drunken state consent presents a consent issue.)
-Why Ben does not show near the same indignation against this girl as McNulty (he has to be nice to her)
She holds some serious cards.
If you are correct, her lawyer tells his lawyer how it is.
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