It is not an opinion but applying logical reason for a chain of events that may occur in which not explicit but may be implied somewhere in the timeline. By stating, using flawed facts follows flawed reasoning and thus flawed decisions and the spread of flawed information, the end result will inevitably be garbage of information or flawed facts. And reusing that garbage of information does not make anything or change for the better. It just makes things worse for the events that may occur in which not explicit but may be implied somewhere in the timeline.
By simply asking, are the facts still relevant for the current timeline or just biased facts? Basically, stating that a need to re-evaluate the facts extends beyond the court but is crucial in everyday life of a person or society.
I assume that the disappointments and frustrations of a person's life are some things not explicit but may just be implied somewhere in the timeline.
Reasonable facts are still required or needed that allows the court to infer on that fact based on other facts before they come to a decision and arriving to a sound conclusion. Ignorance is bliss due to lack of diligence or just avoiding exposure to unpleasant information. Thus, scrutiny of facts gives assurance that it is consistent, reliable, reasonable, credible and relevant.
- Was there a court case that the court decided and with final verdict based on circumstantial evidence because of "umutang ng armas kesa umutang ng irrigation facilities para sa magsasaka" in which not explicit but may be implied somewhere in the timeline?
- Was there an ongoing court case about "umutang ng armas kesa umutang ng irrigation facilities para sa magsasaka" that should not be discussed in which not explicit but may be implied somewhere in the timeline?
If the answer is no or none then the fact is, it's pure gossip or "chismis", spreading false information, a fallacy, a propraganda and no factual truth in which not explicit but may be implied somewhere in the timeline. However, by simply asking the same question, are the facts still relevant for the current timeline or just biased facts in which not explicit but may be implied somewhere in the timeline?