posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
OJ
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Pun (U21588)
posted 45 minutes ago
Good riddance.
Why has Vengeance filtered me
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Because of your pungence
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posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
WTF Peks
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Luka Brasi 🔫 The Sons of Ange 'If we l... (U22178)
posted 20 minutes ago
https://twitter.com/301mair/status/1778434422540280182?t=asIIqmlkDP4TCnK2kLiB8A&s=19
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read the room OJ, read the room
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 7 minutes ago
the route of many problems in America that spread elsewhere began with the OJ Simpson trial
Guilty as hell, yet he was acquitted because he was black
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I genuinely think this may be the worst comment I've ever seen on this site, and I signed up on the first day I think
Facking hell peks
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Ok, should said because he was:
rich, famous & black
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by (K̇ash) - Klopp's Last Dance - Free Palestine 🇵🇸 (U1108)
posted 4 minutes ago
OJ
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he slit his wife's throat so hard she was nearly decapitated
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
He got off because LAPD misconduct created a sympathetic jury who gave OJ a free pass. After the trial some of them said Rodney King influenced their decision.
I think the single biggest problem was holding the trial in downtown Los Angeles. The jury pool was largely black of a lower socio-economic class who lived with LAPD abuses on a near daily basis. This meant the defense could appeal to their emotions and biases. The defense took advantage of the jury’s prejudices and of the three jurors interviewed on film afterwards two said that is what happened. The third said the prosecution did not prove their case. The deliberations, expected to last for weeks, lasted less than four hours. Another factor was the fact the jury had been sequestered for many months and wanted to go home.
The trial should have been moved. However, for political reasons, the prosecution held it downtown because of their confidence in the DNA evidence, which was bulletproof. Simpson should have been convicted.
Had the case been tried just on the DNA evidence Simpson’s guilt was undeniable but it got buried in the many side issues such a Fuhrman’s racism.
The glove was an insurmountable problem. It proved nothing but because Simpson was told to put it on while on camera wearing latex gloves, a stupid move on the part of the prosecution, his inability to put it on went a long way towards sealing the case’s fate by giving a sympathetic jury something to focus on. The demonstration should have taken place in the judge’s chambers without latex gloves. The gloves were large but might have shrunk. This is a classic example of the lawyer axiom, don’t ask a question you don’t know the answer to.
Mark Fuhrman was a disaster for the prosecution. He may have been racist but that doesn’t mean he was corrupt or that he planted evidence. It is unlikely he did. Simpson, as a murderer was an amateur and in an emotionally jacked up state. He made amateur mistakes and left a trail of evidence that unequivocally followed him from Nicole’s home to his house leaving little doubt as to his guilt. But the black community was up in arms at seeing another one of their own being hijacked. Rodney King weighed heavily in their decision according to those interviewed. They had seen it before and they sided with one of their own. Fuhrman taking the fifth didn’t help any.
The Judge was in error when he allowed race to be entered as evidence in respect to Furhrman. Without the race card the Jury would not have been trying the case with their emotions or at least a lot less so. Simpson was a hero to the black community and an attractive defendant. The defense admitted as much and were unapologetic about using race to gain sympathy for their client.
So it is a vicious murderer who killed two innocent people, both white, went free.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Edinspur - Plan B FC (U1109)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 4 minutes ago
the route of many problems in America that spread elsewhere began with the OJ Simpson trial
Guilty as hell, yet he was acquitted because he was black
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Facking hell
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I'm HONESTLY flummoxed at that? And that the first time I've ever used "flummoxed" in a post?
The entire thing is usually, more often than not black men would have been found guilty but if you feel differently then fair play
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
read my last post...that's why i said he was acquitted because he was black
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
To be fair, what Peks says above is pretty accurate.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
To be fair, what Peks says above is pretty accurate.
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some people will try & get me banned again because of this.
so i won't be commenting on this thread anymore
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Diafol Coch 77 🏴 (U2462)
posted 49 minutes ago
A sad day for people who have violently killed people but have got away with it.
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Oscar Pistorius is furious
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
I was there for the Rodney King riots. Good Times
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
To be fair, what Peks says above is pretty accurate.
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What he first said was vastly different though
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
Nonsense, in this particular case his colour was, for once an irrelevance, it was simply his status and hero worship, as said in pretty much any similar case against a black man they would have been found guilty?
And no one should try and get you banned for having an opinion no matter how much I, or others might disagree
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 4 minutes ago
He got off because LAPD misconduct created a sympathetic jury who gave OJ a free pass. After the trial some of them said Rodney King influenced their decision.
I think the single biggest problem was holding the trial in downtown Los Angeles. The jury pool was largely black of a lower socio-economic class who lived with LAPD abuses on a near daily basis. This meant the defense could appeal to their emotions and biases. The defense took advantage of the jury’s prejudices and of the three jurors interviewed on film afterwards two said that is what happened. The third said the prosecution did not prove their case. The deliberations, expected to last for weeks, lasted less than four hours. Another factor was the fact the jury had been sequestered for many months and wanted to go home.
The trial should have been moved. However, for political reasons, the prosecution held it downtown because of their confidence in the DNA evidence, which was bulletproof. Simpson should have been convicted.
Had the case been tried just on the DNA evidence Simpson’s guilt was undeniable but it got buried in the many side issues such a Fuhrman’s racism.
The glove was an insurmountable problem. It proved nothing but because Simpson was told to put it on while on camera wearing latex gloves, a stupid move on the part of the prosecution, his inability to put it on went a long way towards sealing the case’s fate by giving a sympathetic jury something to focus on. The demonstration should have taken place in the judge’s chambers without latex gloves. The gloves were large but might have shrunk. This is a classic example of the lawyer axiom, don’t ask a question you don’t know the answer to.
Mark Fuhrman was a disaster for the prosecution. He may have been racist but that doesn’t mean he was corrupt or that he planted evidence. It is unlikely he did. Simpson, as a murderer was an amateur and in an emotionally jacked up state. He made amateur mistakes and left a trail of evidence that unequivocally followed him from Nicole’s home to his house leaving little doubt as to his guilt. But the black community was up in arms at seeing another one of their own being hijacked. Rodney King weighed heavily in their decision according to those interviewed. They had seen it before and they sided with one of their own. Fuhrman taking the fifth didn’t help any.
The Judge was in error when he allowed race to be entered as evidence in respect to Furhrman. Without the race card the Jury would not have been trying the case with their emotions or at least a lot less so. Simpson was a hero to the black community and an attractive defendant. The defense admitted as much and were unapologetic about using race to gain sympathy for their client.
So it is a vicious murderer who killed two innocent people, both white, went free.
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You'd think someone with his influence fame & money would've "hired someone"
schoolboy error..would've saved him a lot of grief
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 7 minutes ago
the route of many problems in America that spread elsewhere began with the OJ Simpson trial
Guilty as hell, yet he was acquitted because he was black
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I genuinely think this may be the worst comment I've ever seen on this site, and I signed up on the first day I think
Facking hell peks
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It's atrocious, but also quite instructive. It shines a light on how a worldview that purports to be concerned with righting injustice and standing up to power has no interest in the material realities behind the world's power dynamics. Into this vacuum it inserts fantasies where everything is governed by conspiratorial forces. It's a world in which OJ Simpson's acquittal doesn't fit into a pattern of wealthy people using the resources to ensure better treatment by the justice system, but instead is offered as an alternative to the reality of shockingly disproportionate incarceration rates of black Americans, which have continued long since OJ's trial.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
RIP OJ
He was great in Naked Gun
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 7 minutes ago
the route of many problems in America that spread elsewhere began with the OJ Simpson trial
Guilty as hell, yet he was acquitted because he was black
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I genuinely think this may be the worst comment I've ever seen on this site, and I signed up on the first day I think
Facking hell peks
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's atrocious, but also quite instructive. It shines a light on how a worldview that purports to be concerned with righting injustice and standing up to power has no interest in the material realities behind the world's power dynamics. Into this vacuum it inserts fantasies where everything is governed by conspiratorial forces. It's a world in which OJ Simpson's acquittal doesn't fit into a pattern of wealthy people using the resources to ensure better treatment by the justice system, but instead is offered as an alternative to the reality of shockingly disproportionate incarceration rates of black Americans, which have continued long since OJ's trial.
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RR, cheers far better articulation of what I wanted to say, I appreciate other folk will have diffireng perspectives and opinions but it doesn't make them right but I do defend their right to hold them irrespective of how wrong I personally feel they are.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
The guy did it, no doubt. I don't know if I can say he had a smart lawyer or the prosecutors were a dumb lot. But definitely his acquittal was symptomatic of the complexities of the jury system in a racist and racially divided society.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
I was there for the Rodney King riots. Good Times
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In LA
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
I only know of OJ Simpson because of Premier league years on Sky sports season 1994-1995. During the episode of that season they briefly mention his trial for like 1 minute. I think the programme Premier league years started around 2000 maybe. The coverage they show of the seasons 1992-1993 up till 2011-2012 was awesome. Ever since though the coverage has been a little disappointing.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Gaffer Pranky (U22336)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
I was there for the Rodney King riots. Good Times
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In LA
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Yeah.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
It’s crazy what happened to OJ. He was an icon in the states universally loved and thought of as an all around good guy.
I was always watched the oilers and he was always on TV when football was on.
And then he did what he did and it turned into a circus.
Houston Rockets were in the NBA finals against the knicks mid game and they cut off mid game because the OJ bronco chase was happening 😆
That was a crazy day, drunk watching the game at a house party and then it switched to the bronco
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Gaffer Pranky (U22336)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
I was there for the Rodney King riots. Good Times
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In LA
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Yeah.
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Dam, my mate who is black was visiting his sister at the time in LA right in the middle of it.
He just stayed inside 😆 he was a tough nut too
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posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
OJ
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Pun (U21588)
posted 45 minutes ago
Good riddance.
Why has Vengeance filtered me
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Because of your pungence
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posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
WTF Peks
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Luka Brasi 🔫 The Sons of Ange 'If we l... (U22178)
posted 20 minutes ago
https://twitter.com/301mair/status/1778434422540280182?t=asIIqmlkDP4TCnK2kLiB8A&s=19
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read the room OJ, read the room
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 7 minutes ago
the route of many problems in America that spread elsewhere began with the OJ Simpson trial
Guilty as hell, yet he was acquitted because he was black
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I genuinely think this may be the worst comment I've ever seen on this site, and I signed up on the first day I think
Facking hell peks
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Ok, should said because he was:
rich, famous & black
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by (K̇ash) - Klopp's Last Dance - Free Palestine 🇵🇸 (U1108)
posted 4 minutes ago
OJ
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he slit his wife's throat so hard she was nearly decapitated
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
He got off because LAPD misconduct created a sympathetic jury who gave OJ a free pass. After the trial some of them said Rodney King influenced their decision.
I think the single biggest problem was holding the trial in downtown Los Angeles. The jury pool was largely black of a lower socio-economic class who lived with LAPD abuses on a near daily basis. This meant the defense could appeal to their emotions and biases. The defense took advantage of the jury’s prejudices and of the three jurors interviewed on film afterwards two said that is what happened. The third said the prosecution did not prove their case. The deliberations, expected to last for weeks, lasted less than four hours. Another factor was the fact the jury had been sequestered for many months and wanted to go home.
The trial should have been moved. However, for political reasons, the prosecution held it downtown because of their confidence in the DNA evidence, which was bulletproof. Simpson should have been convicted.
Had the case been tried just on the DNA evidence Simpson’s guilt was undeniable but it got buried in the many side issues such a Fuhrman’s racism.
The glove was an insurmountable problem. It proved nothing but because Simpson was told to put it on while on camera wearing latex gloves, a stupid move on the part of the prosecution, his inability to put it on went a long way towards sealing the case’s fate by giving a sympathetic jury something to focus on. The demonstration should have taken place in the judge’s chambers without latex gloves. The gloves were large but might have shrunk. This is a classic example of the lawyer axiom, don’t ask a question you don’t know the answer to.
Mark Fuhrman was a disaster for the prosecution. He may have been racist but that doesn’t mean he was corrupt or that he planted evidence. It is unlikely he did. Simpson, as a murderer was an amateur and in an emotionally jacked up state. He made amateur mistakes and left a trail of evidence that unequivocally followed him from Nicole’s home to his house leaving little doubt as to his guilt. But the black community was up in arms at seeing another one of their own being hijacked. Rodney King weighed heavily in their decision according to those interviewed. They had seen it before and they sided with one of their own. Fuhrman taking the fifth didn’t help any.
The Judge was in error when he allowed race to be entered as evidence in respect to Furhrman. Without the race card the Jury would not have been trying the case with their emotions or at least a lot less so. Simpson was a hero to the black community and an attractive defendant. The defense admitted as much and were unapologetic about using race to gain sympathy for their client.
So it is a vicious murderer who killed two innocent people, both white, went free.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Edinspur - Plan B FC (U1109)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 4 minutes ago
the route of many problems in America that spread elsewhere began with the OJ Simpson trial
Guilty as hell, yet he was acquitted because he was black
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Facking hell
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm HONESTLY flummoxed at that? And that the first time I've ever used "flummoxed" in a post?
The entire thing is usually, more often than not black men would have been found guilty but if you feel differently then fair play
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
read my last post...that's why i said he was acquitted because he was black
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
To be fair, what Peks says above is pretty accurate.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
To be fair, what Peks says above is pretty accurate.
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some people will try & get me banned again because of this.
so i won't be commenting on this thread anymore
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Diafol Coch 77 🏴 (U2462)
posted 49 minutes ago
A sad day for people who have violently killed people but have got away with it.
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Oscar Pistorius is furious
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
I was there for the Rodney King riots. Good Times
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Cinciwolf-----JA606 NFL fantasy champ 2023 (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
To be fair, what Peks says above is pretty accurate.
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What he first said was vastly different though
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
Nonsense, in this particular case his colour was, for once an irrelevance, it was simply his status and hero worship, as said in pretty much any similar case against a black man they would have been found guilty?
And no one should try and get you banned for having an opinion no matter how much I, or others might disagree
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 4 minutes ago
He got off because LAPD misconduct created a sympathetic jury who gave OJ a free pass. After the trial some of them said Rodney King influenced their decision.
I think the single biggest problem was holding the trial in downtown Los Angeles. The jury pool was largely black of a lower socio-economic class who lived with LAPD abuses on a near daily basis. This meant the defense could appeal to their emotions and biases. The defense took advantage of the jury’s prejudices and of the three jurors interviewed on film afterwards two said that is what happened. The third said the prosecution did not prove their case. The deliberations, expected to last for weeks, lasted less than four hours. Another factor was the fact the jury had been sequestered for many months and wanted to go home.
The trial should have been moved. However, for political reasons, the prosecution held it downtown because of their confidence in the DNA evidence, which was bulletproof. Simpson should have been convicted.
Had the case been tried just on the DNA evidence Simpson’s guilt was undeniable but it got buried in the many side issues such a Fuhrman’s racism.
The glove was an insurmountable problem. It proved nothing but because Simpson was told to put it on while on camera wearing latex gloves, a stupid move on the part of the prosecution, his inability to put it on went a long way towards sealing the case’s fate by giving a sympathetic jury something to focus on. The demonstration should have taken place in the judge’s chambers without latex gloves. The gloves were large but might have shrunk. This is a classic example of the lawyer axiom, don’t ask a question you don’t know the answer to.
Mark Fuhrman was a disaster for the prosecution. He may have been racist but that doesn’t mean he was corrupt or that he planted evidence. It is unlikely he did. Simpson, as a murderer was an amateur and in an emotionally jacked up state. He made amateur mistakes and left a trail of evidence that unequivocally followed him from Nicole’s home to his house leaving little doubt as to his guilt. But the black community was up in arms at seeing another one of their own being hijacked. Rodney King weighed heavily in their decision according to those interviewed. They had seen it before and they sided with one of their own. Fuhrman taking the fifth didn’t help any.
The Judge was in error when he allowed race to be entered as evidence in respect to Furhrman. Without the race card the Jury would not have been trying the case with their emotions or at least a lot less so. Simpson was a hero to the black community and an attractive defendant. The defense admitted as much and were unapologetic about using race to gain sympathy for their client.
So it is a vicious murderer who killed two innocent people, both white, went free.
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You'd think someone with his influence fame & money would've "hired someone"
schoolboy error..would've saved him a lot of grief
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 7 minutes ago
the route of many problems in America that spread elsewhere began with the OJ Simpson trial
Guilty as hell, yet he was acquitted because he was black
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I genuinely think this may be the worst comment I've ever seen on this site, and I signed up on the first day I think
Facking hell peks
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's atrocious, but also quite instructive. It shines a light on how a worldview that purports to be concerned with righting injustice and standing up to power has no interest in the material realities behind the world's power dynamics. Into this vacuum it inserts fantasies where everything is governed by conspiratorial forces. It's a world in which OJ Simpson's acquittal doesn't fit into a pattern of wealthy people using the resources to ensure better treatment by the justice system, but instead is offered as an alternative to the reality of shockingly disproportionate incarceration rates of black Americans, which have continued long since OJ's trial.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
RIP OJ
He was great in Naked Gun
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Tu Meke (U3732)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Peks - now at the half century (U6618)
posted 7 minutes ago
the route of many problems in America that spread elsewhere began with the OJ Simpson trial
Guilty as hell, yet he was acquitted because he was black
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I genuinely think this may be the worst comment I've ever seen on this site, and I signed up on the first day I think
Facking hell peks
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It's atrocious, but also quite instructive. It shines a light on how a worldview that purports to be concerned with righting injustice and standing up to power has no interest in the material realities behind the world's power dynamics. Into this vacuum it inserts fantasies where everything is governed by conspiratorial forces. It's a world in which OJ Simpson's acquittal doesn't fit into a pattern of wealthy people using the resources to ensure better treatment by the justice system, but instead is offered as an alternative to the reality of shockingly disproportionate incarceration rates of black Americans, which have continued long since OJ's trial.
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RR, cheers far better articulation of what I wanted to say, I appreciate other folk will have diffireng perspectives and opinions but it doesn't make them right but I do defend their right to hold them irrespective of how wrong I personally feel they are.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
The guy did it, no doubt. I don't know if I can say he had a smart lawyer or the prosecutors were a dumb lot. But definitely his acquittal was symptomatic of the complexities of the jury system in a racist and racially divided society.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
I was there for the Rodney King riots. Good Times
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In LA
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
I only know of OJ Simpson because of Premier league years on Sky sports season 1994-1995. During the episode of that season they briefly mention his trial for like 1 minute. I think the programme Premier league years started around 2000 maybe. The coverage they show of the seasons 1992-1993 up till 2011-2012 was awesome. Ever since though the coverage has been a little disappointing.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by Gaffer Pranky (U22336)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
I was there for the Rodney King riots. Good Times
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In LA
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Yeah.
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
It’s crazy what happened to OJ. He was an icon in the states universally loved and thought of as an all around good guy.
I was always watched the oilers and he was always on TV when football was on.
And then he did what he did and it turned into a circus.
Houston Rockets were in the NBA finals against the knicks mid game and they cut off mid game because the OJ bronco chase was happening 😆
That was a crazy day, drunk watching the game at a house party and then it switched to the bronco
posted 2 weeks, 5 days ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Gaffer Pranky (U22336)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
I was there for the Rodney King riots. Good Times
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In LA
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Yeah.
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Dam, my mate who is black was visiting his sister at the time in LA right in the middle of it.
He just stayed inside 😆 he was a tough nut too
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