What caused them to do a ride (Splash Mountain) based on a movie they weren't releasing?

Cmdr_Crimson

Cmdr_Crimson

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Animaniac93-98 said:
Splash didn't flop. It was among the top 10 grossing films of 1984.
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Annnd then there was the Sequel........Granted it was a TV Movie but, still...
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Dead2009

Dead2009

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Chef Mickey said:
Again, citing the exception doesn't make the whole system crumble. The system is by far the best system in that proving guilt is a far greater burden on the prosecution and reasonable doubt is a huge advantage for the defendant. The rights of the defendant ensure that most of the time, and innocent person doesn't go to prison.

OF COURSE, it happens...but I'd challenge you to conjure a better system that never fails and indeed succeeds as often.
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How can it never fail if it has failed in the past?
 
Chef Mickey

Chef Mickey

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Dead2009 said:
How can it never fail if it has failed in the past?
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I challenged you to find a system that never fails AND is right as often as ours...which means you can't find a system that just succeeds once and call it better. It has to not only never fail, but also succeed as many times. This means it has to do a lot of volume...not some random system in Antarctica that does 1 case/year.
 
njDizFan

njDizFan

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Chef Mickey said:
Again, citing the exception doesn't make the whole system crumble. The system is by far the best system in that proving guilt is a far greater burden on the prosecution and reasonable doubt is a huge advantage for the defendant. The rights of the defendant ensure that most of the time, and innocent person doesn't go to prison.

OF COURSE, it happens...but I'd challenge you to conjure a better system that never fails and indeed succeeds as often.
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrap...ountries-where-justice-prevails/#12bc67c42451
http://worldjusticeproject.org/rule-of-law-index

Well the US almost made the top 15
 
Dead2009

Dead2009

Horror Movie Guru
Chef Mickey said:
I challenged you to find a system that never fails AND is right as often as ours...which means you can't find a system that just succeeds once and call it better. It has to not only never fail, but also succeed as many times. This means it has to do a lot of volume...not some random system in Antarctica that does 1 case/year.
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You keep saying it's never failed yet it's been shown to be VERY flawed throughout the years. Again, how can one never fail if it indeed has?
It's certaintly failed when it comes to celebs because a celeb almost NEVER goes to prison for a crime they actually committed.

Anyway this has been derailed long enough, lol.
 
Chef Mickey

Chef Mickey

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Dead2009 said:
You keep saying it's never failed yet it's been shown to be VERY flawed throughout the years. Again, how can one never fail if it indeed has?
It's certaintly failed when it comes to celebs because a celeb almost NEVER goes to prison for a crime they actually committed.

Anyway this has been derailed long enough, lol.
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Celebrity cases represent less than 0.1% of all cases handled, so the anecdotel celebrity stories are irrelevant. Besides, Aaron Hernandez is in prison right now.
 
Matt_Black

Matt_Black

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Chef Mickey said:
Norway has lower crime overall, so that's where Apples and Oranges come into play.

We certainly don't need more people in America for those so critical...perhaps Norway will take you in...
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Yes, and why do the have lower crime overall? I refuse to believe that Norwegians are genetically less prone to crime than Americans. There most be some societal elements over there that are responsible, and if any of those come from how the government runs things, then maybe that's something we need to look at.
 
Chef Mickey

Chef Mickey

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Matt_Black said:
Yes, and why do the have lower crime overall? I refuse to believe that Norwegians are genetically less prone to crime than Americans. There most be some societal elements over there that are responsible, and if any of those come from how the government runs things, then maybe that's something we need to look at.
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Uhm...US is a melting pot, Norway has far fewer people, is much smaller, has fewer big cities. Culture plays a huge part in crime. Japan has almost no crime because they are almost 100% Japanese and the peaceful culture takes Millennia to develop.

That's off topic though. I never said anything about crime and the propensity to commit crime. I said once you need to be defended, there US system for justice is the best.
 

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