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Originally Posted by aceventura3
If you had a history of gun ownership, criminal convictions, and people saying you owned guns and had plans on getting more, and I concluded that you owned guns in spite of a source or more showing that you don't, wouldn't my attempt to come to the correct conclusion at least be respected even it it was wrong?
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Yes, your opinion would deserve to be respected, unless you purposefully ignored the sources claiming I had no guns or hid the information from view during your investigation. If however, the Dept of Tobacco and Fire arms presented you with information showing I was indeed no threat , and that the guns you thought I had were non existent, I would expect you to consider heavily the Data coming from the very people you pay to know these things.
If , in the course of my trial it became clear you had charged me and ruined my life because of your ignorance, I would then file Civil charges against you to have you removed from a position that would allow you to do this to anyone else. I would also seek Damages far and above my own financial losses as a means of retribution for your failure to do your job properly.
Perhaps you want to rephrase the rhetorical question in hopes of a less damaging answer?