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Re: Barry Bonds indicted
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] So the fact that the govt. spent millions of taxpayers money and after 4+ years finally reached an indictment after 3+ tries(my numbers could be off), you would rate that as a plus to your argument? [/ QUOTE ] I have no problem with the resources used in this case. Steroids are dangerous to young people and lying to the grand jury in a criminal investigation is a serious crime. The attention this case will get and the possible deterrent it will be (particularly if there is a conviction) on both steroids use and care-free perjury make it worth every penny. [/ QUOTE ] how [censored] naive are you? barry bonds isn't getting busted cuz he used steroids, he's getting busted cuz he lied. [/ QUOTE ] Right. I think I said that. How [censored] illiterate are you? Of course the Bonds story sends a mixed message on steroids, but a conviction, a few months in jail and one of the best players in baseball shunned by MLB and the HOF as a cheater is an appropriate ending to the tale. [/ QUOTE ] A few months in jail? Bonds is facing 30 years. After lying to the feds, do you really think they will plea bargain and let him spend 3 or 4 months in the can? LOL. [/ QUOTE ] Actually, yes. Three words: Federal Sentencing Guidelines |
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