(March 28, 2017 at 7:05 pm)Tazzycorn Wrote: Do you know what the best thing is? That apologetic non-apology does nothing to help Jones with any pending lawsuit. In fact, I'd say it could quite easily be used against him in court, in order to show that Pizzagate was a malicious falsehood from the start.
I don't know if his lawyers told him to apologize to mitigate a potential court loss, or he was too stupid to listen to his lawyers and keep his mouth shut. It is very rare in court cases for a defense lawyer to tell their client to take the stand, but this will most likely be a civil suit and you are under deposition and cant escape being questioned at trial. But even in a civil case, most lawyers will tell you not to comment in public about any possible litigation. I don't know why he did this, but it will make it harder for him to be exonerated by a civil jury or have the case thrown out by a judge. It is an admission to being party to the original story by giving it a platform. If I were called in a civil case to be a juror in this instance I would have to ask the judge to recuse me and not have the lawyers pick me because I simply hate that fucker and there is no way I could be objective.
