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In a civil case like this the teamster's atty's are going to attempt to paint the Klintoon protesters as a near riotous, disorderly crowd that taunted the teamsters into reflexive action. In this type of case it's the preponderance of the "truth" that carries weight. In other words, the one that tells the best story to gain sympathy wins.

Is that correct?

In this type of case it's the preponderance of the "truth" that carries weight. In other words, the one that tells the best story to gain sympathy wins.
Is that correct?

Not in Philadelphia. Facts are secondary to what the Unions want. Name the last great company to grow out of Philadelphia...
(and if you say 'Comcast' then you aren't using their service.)

"...teamster's atty's are going to attempt to paint the Klintoon protesters as a near riotous, disorderly crowd that taunted the teamsters into reflexive action."

Best of luck to you in your deposition, Physicist. I'll be glad to chip in for a lawyer too, if you decide you don't want to go there naked. :) It's been quite a while since the events of that day, and as Hil'ry has abundantly demonstrated, memories fade as time passes.

As an aside, FReeper LukeFReeman can vouch for the fact that if a mounted policeman hadn't ridden his horse inbetween me and a huge muscle-bound union goon at one of our FReeps in Orlando against Gore/Loserman 2000, I, too, would probably have been in a "Don Adams situation".

I don't know why a big goon like him would resent being exposed in front of everyone as a typical DemocRAT dependent, feminized male who needs to rely on "government assistance" to help him take care of his family.:D