Black Lives Matter...

[sturg33]

Interesting. Some folks have a different definition of "beyond a reasonable doubt" than others, I guess.

Intimidation works

The city will still burn.

This is not about justice

 

[nsacpi]

I would vote guilty because he is guilty.

sometimes a cigar is just a cigar

 

[The Tariff King]

Thank god.

 

[msstate7]

Interesting. Some folks have a different definition of "beyond a reasonable doubt" than others, I guess.

Would you have acquitted on that jury with a mob ready to pounce?

 

[Jaw]

On the bright side, now that the peaceful protesters have "justice," we can all be confident there will be peace.

 

[nsacpi]

sorry to see y'all feeling so sad and deflated

 

[msstate7]

Intimidation works

The city will still burn.

This is not about justice

It'll be interesting if the city is still looted. How would that be justified by the media/left?

 

[57Brave]

Half of the jury is either black or biracial so it will be interesting to see the spin if you're right.

but they are all Americans called to jury duty, right ?
all have to obey traffic signals and abide by speed limits

phuck Chauvin and all like him

 

[The Tariff King]

Half of the jury is either black or biracial so it will be interesting to see the spin if you're right.

imagine what it must have been like to be a black person in the south tried for something in front of an all white jury for a hundred years after slavery was abolished.

 

[msstate7]

sorry to see y'all so sad

I didn't listen to one second of the trial. I'm not saying that the jury was wrong to convict. All I was saying is that even if you wanted to acquit, it would require some real bravery.

 

[nsacpi]

but they are all Americans called to jury duty, right ?
all have to obey traffic signals and abide by speed limits

phuck Chauvin and all like him

some of them were not proper Anglo-Saxons

 

[sturg33]

sorry to see y'all feeling so sad and deflated

I'm not crying over a cop who sat on a guy for 9 minutes.

But I worry about the playbook of how to intimidate jurors has now been shown.

I know I know.. you are good with it. Restoring norms and all.

As for Chauvin - good riddance

 

[nsacpi]

I didn't listen to one second of the trial. I'm not saying that the jury was wrong to convict. All I was saying is that even if you wanted to acquit, it would require some real bravery.

more than bravery they would have to be blind

 

[sturg33]

but they are all Americans called to jury duty, right ?
all have to obey traffic signals and abide by speed limits

phuck Chauvin and all like him

Can I get a playbook on when I need to pay attention to race and when I can ignore it?

 

[Jaw]

Would you have acquitted on that jury with a mob ready to pounce?

I really don't know. I hope so. Just to be clear, I can't comprehend how anyone can be convinced that a drugged up guy with heart problems who is experiencing a sustained adrenaline boost from resisting arrest was murdered by a knee on his neck. I sometimes see stars after an adrenaline boost without heart issues or drugs.

But I do love my family and would never believe they were safe again if I was on the jury that turned him loose.

 

[57Brave]

Can I get a playbook on when I need to pay attention to race and when I can ignore it?

Juries in trials of this magnitude are usually sequestered
wasn't this one ?

 

[Jaw]

sorry to see y'all feeling so sad and deflated

I wouldn't be able to tell most of your posts from 57's lately if it wasn't for the avatars.

 

[nsacpi]

I wouldn't be able to tell most of your posts from 57's lately if it wasn't for the avatars.

well mine eyes been opened posting around here

nice little cesspool we have around here

i would invite y'all to go back and read this thread...it's not a long one

 

[thethe]

A year from now black families from inner cities are going to wonder where all the police have gone.

 

[zitothebrave]

A year from now black families from inner cities are going to wonder where all the police have gone.

Yeah, that's not happening. Cute one