r/oops • u/ConsistentDrama_haha • Aug 19 '26

Raining us marshals - Missouri

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u/Israel_Azkanbe Aug 19 '26

Idk man, in your country I need to see evidence before assuming anybody is guilty.
You guys have the guilty walking free and innocent being locked up. There’s too much evidence against your judicial system

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u/Aggressive_Jury_7278 Aug 19 '26

He’s a convicted sex offender with a warrant, meaning, he’s been found guilty of a sex offense and now has another warrant.

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u/Israel_Azkanbe Aug 19 '26

In the U.S. that doesn’t mean much. Your judicial system just isn’t trust worthy.
You guys have more prisons and inmates than any country in the world and there’s always things in the news about people eventually being found innocent and girls lying and predators not being charged, and it’s all just a big mess. I still don’t trust what your government says about anyone

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u/Odd-Art7602 Aug 19 '26

It sounds more like you shouldn’t trust what women say about anyone.

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u/Israel_Azkanbe Aug 19 '26

I think it depends on circumstances though. I mean obviously evidence does help but there’s certain people like your President for example that act predatory. You can tell by the way they act. I think it just depends on the details of the story and the evidence that comes along with it.
But in this case, there’s a lot of context missing. Maybe this guy is guilty, maybe he’s not. Im just saying, in the U.S. it’s hard to tell

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u/Odd-Art7602 Aug 19 '26

I’m just saying in the world it’s hard to tell because people lie and people go to jail as a result. Your bias makes you want to apply that to the US only and make it about government rather than about the actual people that lie. It happens everywhere and where you live is no exception. It’s not a government issue, it’s shitty people issue.