Well, with all that hydraulic fluid lurking there waiting to leak out into a ecological disaster, I can see an argument for removing it.
No, that was the "Frying Like A Dinosaur" experience...
I suppose that one doesn't have to be absolute about it. But, to me it is the same thing. 'Shadow' of a doubt means they were watched as it was happening or the gun belongs to them and he was caught in the act with it in his hand and pulling the trigger. Call it differently and you say that after all that common sense tells you that there is no reasonable doubt. Still guilty or not guilty depending on which of those two answers are given by the jury foreman.
Easy, because whenever you are arrested and have to enter a plea, you ALWAYS plead not guilty...It puts the onus on the prosecution to convict. And, NO, I've never been arrested...LOL all you have to do is watch a few episodes of Law & Order...just ask OJ.
I dunno about that...the evidence itself says a lot about his attitude about himself, the law, and other people's property. That may go a long way against him if the jury is able to deduce what has been obvious to us online. I'd also think that in the time between November and his arrest in May that they've archived his tweet, youtube and website history, and if that's the case, he might be in serious trouble.
It all will depend on how much pressure Disney will put on the Prosecutors...there's two schools of thought on this, A) Disney just wants it to go away, and B), Disney wants to make an example out of him. I can see both sides...if they "let it slide", Disney is basically admitting that their security is sub par and could potentially open the flood gates to copycats. If they really push for a max conviction, then they're BIG, BAD, corporate Disney. Personally, I think they should throw the book at him.
I think the idea that people will think that Disney would look like a BIG BAD corporate bully would only be thinking that if they were "explorers" as well.
That's one of the major reasons why we're in the state we're in today...no one takes responsibility and no one is willing to make anyone responsible for their actions. Some things deserve more than a slap on the wrist or even a swift kick in the posterior...this is one of them. His blatant arrogance deserves a harsh penalty, if convicted because as much as it pains me to say this, his IS innocent until proven guilty.
You can refer to him as the PC term "explorer"...I'd rather refer to him/them as TRESPASSERS with criminal intent...this was premeditated. They just didn't decide to "explore" and seize the opportunity to steal Buzzy (allegedly)
Honestly, I could not agree with you more! It's a sad, sad world!
Having kids in school (2nd and 7th grade) and being an older parent of kids those ages, one of the things that scares the bejeezus out of me is how many parents I see who refuse to accept responsibility for anything and who think their kids can do no wrong, basically creating a generation with a large percentage of people who think they deserve the world without earning it and that they can do whatever they like regardless of who else it has an effect on.
I agree, but it really "ticks" me off that large corporations don't hesitate to make examples out of employees for internal theft, but they cower behind their corporate image when something like this happens...lower the boom, make an example out of him (IF he is convicted), and move on. Yes, I know, WDW probably won't.
