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Cam and I many others asked people to stand down and not be judge, jury or
executioner when the saboteur was arrested. This was a responsible and good
thing to do.
For some inexplicable reason Cam put out a he-said; she said piece but with
only one side of the events; an act that was judge, jury, executioner. It's
done and it's too late to take that back. All one can do is learn from it and
be glad that hopefully there were no consequences.
Very illuminating how you immediately assume that I didn't "believe the
victim" (your words) when what I'm saying is that there MAY (emphasis) be a
few sides to this story. It's sometimes said that mountain-bikers are a tribe.
Like any tribe they defend their own no matter what. Rick, if your kind of
close-mindedness and willingness to accept one account of events without even
hearing the other person's version is what it takes to be part of a tribe then
I'm pretty happy to not be part of .
Carry on with the lynch mob.
Feb. 1, 2015, 8:31 p.m. - Lee Lau
#!markdown Cam and I many others asked people to stand down and not be judge, jury or executioner when the saboteur was arrested. This was a responsible and good thing to do. For some inexplicable reason Cam put out a he-said; she said piece but with only one side of the events; an act that was judge, jury, executioner. It's done and it's too late to take that back. All one can do is learn from it and be glad that hopefully there were no consequences. Very illuminating how you immediately assume that I didn't "believe the victim" (your words) when what I'm saying is that there MAY (emphasis) be a few sides to this story. It's sometimes said that mountain-bikers are a tribe. Like any tribe they defend their own no matter what. Rick, if your kind of close-mindedness and willingness to accept one account of events without even hearing the other person's version is what it takes to be part of a tribe then I'm pretty happy to not be part of . Carry on with the lynch mob.