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   %WHO IS ON TRIAL ACCUSED GUILTY ASSUMED INNOCENT 950815

     Often  confusion is promoted in regards to who is  on
trial;   who  is assumed to be guilty.   There may  be  no
explicit  public accusations---because it is not  "polite"
to  accuse anybody of anything.   It is safer to dam  weak
people  by innuendo---than to make open public accusations
which   might   then   be   recognized   as   unsupported,
unsupportable, and clearly  collusive.     It  is safer to
suggest by innuendo that some  publicly "weak"  person has
done  something "wrong"  and then to  tacitly ask them  to
defend  themselves---than it is to give them a fair chance
to ask:

     1.  Just what the charges are of wrong-doing,

     2.  Who has been harmed,

     3.  Who is initiating charges,

     4.  What evidence is there of wrong doing,

     5.  Who is supporting the charges,

     6.  What properly constituted judiciary is being ask
   to render an overt, explicit, public judgement,

     7.  What corrective action is being asked for; and

     8.  Upon the basis of what published laws the changes
are brought?

     Often  what  needs to be done is to  publicly  accuse
innuendo-bullies of violating the rights of all members of
the  community  to feel free to be vulnerable in open  and
honest  communications;  i.e.,  to be truly secure.    The
behaviors of innuendo-bullies threaten  the  personal  and
communal  integrity  which is essential to the health  and
welfare of the community as a whole.  Their disintegrative
actions  need  to  be  exposed publicly for  all  to  see:
clearly, openly, honestly and in the light of transcendent
integrative ideals and values.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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