If there were any possible alternative that Reverend Haggard could take that wouldn't paint him as automatically guilty in your editorializing, I might be willing to allow you the point. But no matter what he does, you're going to use that as ammo that he must be guilty... (and 'you' have become representative of the court of public opinion, no offense to you in particular). If he resigns, he's guilty, because he didn't fight. If he doesn't resign, he must be guilty, because if he was innocent, he would step down until he was cleared (which, is exactly what Pastor Haggard has done, by the way, he didn't outright resign).Originally Posted by Lemur
All I'm saying is that one of my employees could accuse me of sexual harrassment tomorrow. I could recuse myself of my managerial duties until the case is settled.... according to the court of public opinion, that would be an open admission of guilt. But if I stayed in my role as manager, while the case was going on, the court of public opinion would claim that I was abusing my position and should step aside until the investegation is complete. What can I possibly do to defend myself?![]()
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