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08-14-2007, 01:48 AM
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Ty Cobb- Would He Have Gotten Into the Hall in 1929
Posted By: davidcycle
In my opinion, Bonds has been proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt of taking illegal performance enhancing drugs. With his admission of taking steroids and strong circumstantial evidence. I understand and believe in the court system, but find the "no court case = automatic innocence inside and outside the legal system" to be a bogus standard. In fact, it's a standard no one subscribes to. John Wilkes Booth, as just one example, never faced a trial, yet the vast majority of US historians and citizens confidently label him as guilty of assassinating Abraham Lincoln. 
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