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Why is it that you guys assume Limbaugh is guilty, but a few of you are saying how Michael Jackson's charges are a big frame-up? The Libs been wanting to "get Rush" for YEARS--even if they have to "October Surprise" him.
Since you used part of my quote I'll respond.
Rush's case is different. The point about him using Oxycontin illegally is not one that is subjective or up to a matter of opinion. It's frankly THE LAW as Yssys has pointed out. Whether he should got to jail or not is a different issue that's a matter of opinion. Whether there's a conviction or not is moot to a certain extent unless you feel like O.J. Simpson is therefore innocent of all charges and lack of conviction against him proves his ultimate innocense, the difference in the cases notwithstanding.
Nothing about Rush's case, especially since he's admitted drug abuse (the rehab thingy) is so unknown to where opinions are mere speculation about things no one can know for sure. You love for Rush makes you want to defy common-f*ckin'-sense and deny what's written in the law about CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES.
I understand if you're ignorant. But trust me. I know something about this.
No matter what you want to say, it doesn't stand to reason by any stretch of the imagination that Rush obtained the drugs he used by actual prescription from a doctor or any number of doctors - i.e. legally without some underhanded way of feeding his addiction.
You can hairsplit all you want be there's no way around it. Personally, I DON'T GIVE A DAMN whether he goes to jail or is sentenced in any way or not.
That brings me to my closing point and the rest of the bullsh*t you had to say. I generally DON'T GIVE A DAMN ABOUT CELEBRITIES! I have not commented on Michael Jackson and, frankly, in regards to his case DON'T GIVE A Boo-Diddlie DAMN about it. So, unless I have said something about it or you actually name those who have some perceived double-standard about the two then don't go associating or mentioning that bullsh*t in a post quoting me.
Obviously, you don't understand how the facts of the cases differ. I'll quickly explain on sharp difference. I've already noted how in Rush's it stands to reason that he violated the CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE statute... That doesn't require anyone to have actually been there to know whether it happened or not since he's admitted to drug abuse. For the serious SLOW and stupid, you can't abuse addictive drugs "legally" because the legal access to them is CONTROLLED!
Everything about MJ's case requires believeable corroboration of sorts - i.e. YOU WOULD HAVE TO HAVE BEEN THERE to know the truth or if there was some violation. Points on which one can speculate but not know for sure.
I hope that helps.
Now if Rush has a doctor's slip for every time he abused Oxycotin, let me know!

(and if you haven't figured it out, any doctor who would do that is criminally liable; hence, it's not at all likely and hardly legal by any standard.)