Newman should have been tried on "Seinfeld" finale

Refutal"Newman is a fun-loving character on the popular 90's sitcom, "Seinfeld"."He is anything but. He is a man known for pulling off evil schemes against the gang, some of which are illegal."Also, Newman was very generous to the other workers for the USPS. This can be shown in the episode "The Frozen Yogurt". This was when Newman decided to buy all of his co-workers frozen yogurt."Again doesn't mean anything. So can the KKK for their fellow Klansmen. When has Newman ever decided to do anything for homeless people. In fact one of the many crimes he does happens in the, "The Bookstore," where he tried to start a scam to exploit the poor homeless people with a rickshaw business. Very illegal. He even made it clear, that he didn't give two rats about poor people, blaming them for being scum and bringing it upon themselves."Also, my opponent states that Newman should have been tried, rather than Jerry, Kramer, Elaine, and George. However, as it was shown in the case in "The Finale" the gang had a track record of bad behavior and did in fact break the law. Newman, however neither committed a crime, but has a track record of being a good citizen, and a great employee of the United States Postal Service. Also, to be tried, Newman must be believed to have committed a crime, and if no crime can be shown by the PRO team, then the voters should vote in favor of the CON team."Here are some refuttals from the finale that does make this trial seem like something out of Jim Crow America. The only thing they should have gotten was a fine and maybe a month of prison and some community service. The only reason they got more was because of Prosecutor "Ku Klux Klan" Hoyt. I bet the "Friends" gang was more deserving of prison."The Bubble Boy" -- it was Donald who provoked the incident. Mind you, George was being a fool by not giving Donald the answer, as any reasonable person would know that it was the Moors who conquered Spain, not the Moops. But it was Donald who strangled George, and when the bubble inflated, it's only because Susan and George were trying to defend themselves. It was Donald who started it not."The Contest" -- mind you the gang are the biggest saints mind you, but last time I checked, regardless of what a loved one claims is immoral, it's not a crime to have a masturbation contest in your own home. Marla had every right to dump Jerry, but it was a legal contest. It's not like the committed indecent exposure. They did it within their own home. What part of that don't people understand?"The Red Dot" -- again like "The Contest," he wants to break up with Elaine for exposing her nipple, it's fine. But it's not illegal. End of story."The Sponge" -- again, like "The Contest," not morally upstanding behavior, but it's not illegal either. It's Elaine's sponges and she can use them for whatever the hell she wants. Period."The Wig Master" -- Kramer was framed for this one. The real reason he was in the parking lot was to get the car back. He was trying to tell the chick to get out, who happened to be a prostitute, which is the reason Kramer got arrested, falsely. He commited no real crime."The Soup Nazi" -- in all fairness, it's hard to respond to this one. It was his soup kitchen. He could have ran it however he wanted."The Fire" -- George was selfish, but he didn't commit any crime."The Parking Garage" -- yes Jerry did commit something that cost him a fine, but I'm sure he paid the fine and that was the end of it. I mean come on, the finale was in 1998, and that episode was 7 years before (season 3, 1991).The trial was unfair and it was like something taken out of the Jim Crow era. Hoyt, instead of this merely being a simple trial that should have given the gang some community service, exploited it out of the same kinda hatred the KKK had for people who disagreed with them. I'm sure Archie Bunker is proud of types like Hoyt.If Newman should have been tried, then I ask one simple question to the PRO side. For what crime?There's more to this, which I will say when con says his argument