Proof of the "Terri is guilty" herd mentality

Thank you, pfigment and Peter Pickle

"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are so confident while the intelligent are full of doubt." ~Bertrand Russell

This is an prime example of the mentality of the "Terri is guilty" herd (See:  The narcissism epidemic, collective narcissism, and the "Terri is guilty" herd mentality )  that thinks Terri Horman is guilty of murdering Kyron in spite of no evidence - and their attack of those who make the EXACTLY SAME quote about Kaine.

http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2010/10/desiree_young_pleads_for_contr/4053/comments-newest.html

Brandy October 02, 2010 at 8:01PM

I agree.I think she's responsible too.Some people are basing their theory on Terri's guilt or innocence on the time frame,but in my opinion if she didn't take him from the school herself,then she arranged for him to be taken. 

the response to Brandy's post:

woundtight October 02, 2010 at 8:16PM

basing her guilt on: the timeframe, the failed poly's, propensity for violence (MFH), bizarre behavior, posting about cats and working out 24 hrs Kyron gone, last one to see him, constantly shifting alibi, failure to cooperate with police, hiring a top-dollar attorney, having affair with husband's best friend after Kyron's disappearance, can't account for 3 hours, orchestrating purchase of throwaway phones under false names, not picking up the science fair project, posting to KATU after Kyron's disappearance, lifelong narcissism, fake press conference tears...IS THERE ANY DOUBT?

And then Peter Pickle makes the VERY same post about Kaine.  Read Brandy's post and then read Peter Pickle's post.  The ONLY difference is replacing she with Kaine and changing the gender - otherwise they are identical.  Then read the responses to Peter Pickle's post

Peter Pickle October 02, 2010 at 8:11PM

I agree.I think Kaine's responsible too.Some people are basing their theory on Kaine's guilt or innocence on the time frame,but in my opinion if he didn't take him from the school himself,then he arranged for him to be taken. 

the responses to Peter Pickle's post

rtaylor October 02, 2010 at 8:21PM

how could you seriously believe that that heart broken man....who's obviously going thru so much emotionally and physically had anything to do with kyron missing.......or are you just bored ?.........leave the poor man alone.........peace kyron............................. 

woundtight October 02, 2010 at 8:44PM

got it, thanks, just distracted by the Pickled Peter Piper and his blabbery and obvious disdain for either the truth or any semblence of critical thinking ... hear me clearly: I'm no fan of the "perp Uncle" or his kind, but I'm convinced he had nothing to do with this, and your pointing the (middle) finger at him is taking this thing in the wrong direction. The Red Squirrel is behind this. Any woman who would hire for the murder of the father of her daughter IS CAPABLE OF ANYTHING. 

So the herd mentality judges Terri to be guilty with absolutely no facts and approves of each other posting it but when someone else posts the very same thing about Kaine, they do not debate or refute what that person says, they attack them for what they what they posted - which is THEIR exact same view of Terri's "guilt"


This proves beyond a doubt the mentality of the "Terri is guilty" herd, and how they lack common sense and really do not want to discuss theories or opinions.  "The herd is right because it's what they believe and it's all about THEM"

 Once again, both posts to compare:

Brandy October 02, 2010 at 8:01PM

I agree.I think she's responsible too.Some people are basing their theory on Terri's guilt or innocence on the time frame,but in my opinion if she didn't take him from the school herself,then she arranged for him to be taken.

Peter Pickle October 02, 2010 at 8:11PM

I agree.I think Kaine's responsible too.Some people are basing their theory on Kaine's guilt or innocence on the time frame,but in my opinion if he didn't take him from the school himself,then he arranged for him to be taken.