This is somthing to ponder on

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Bod ... said:
Do you believe there has ever been a miscarriage of justice?
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Oh yes.

Do you think a policeman has never made the wrong decision

Which is more likely to be correct.

A considered opinion after, or a rash decision at the time
 
Notch7 said:
No, he was threatened with 40 years in jail, so he accepted a plea bargain.

doesn’t mean he was guilty
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But it does mean that he (and any legal representation he had) thought he was more likely to be found guilty than not, does it not?
 
Bod ... said:
I don't believe a policeman killed him.
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The autopsy said he was murdered by Derek Chauvin. No ifs, no buts.

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Bod ... said:
You done a Google didn't you :ROFLMAO:
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Everyone knows that Charles Bronson is an actor.
No googling necesary. :rolleyes:
A New York City architect becomes a one-man vigilante squad after his wife is murdered by street punks. In self-defense, the vengeful man kills muggers on the mean streets after dark.
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It was all fiction, he wasn't really a vigilante. :rolleyes:
 
denso13 said:
The autopsy said he was murdered by Derek Chauvin. No ifs, no buts.

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So my argument is the judge and jury and the whole shebang was to scared to find him not guilty through fear.

Now if the autopsy above concluded that the death was due to drugs then how could the judge and jury grind him guilty?
 
Bod ... said:
Now if the autopsy above concluded that the death was due to drugs then how could the judge and jury grind him guilty?
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It didn't. :rolleyes:
If the sun didn't rise each day, it wouldn't be daytime. :rolleyes:
It does and it is. :rolleyes:
 
Bod ... said:
So my argument is the judge and jury and the whole shebang was to scared to find him not guilty through fear.

Now if the autopsy above concluded that the death was due to drugs then how could the judge and jury grind him guilty?
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I really don't believe you are still posting this rubbish.

Are you seriously saying you don't think the kneeling on his neck killed him ?
 
Bod ... said:
Not what I said at all.

Carmanisamoronda is making things up again
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You've consistently said the guy was guilty and wasn't killed by a policeman.

Didn't need a court because of his lifestyle

Either you support police killing without court involvement after or you don't.

It's you that's swerving,not others
 
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