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| hoopschick29 wrote: | | audioaxes wrote: | | I think OJ is guilty of the murders but I dont see how anyone can look at this robbery on an unbiased legal standpoint and not say the legal system clearly used this case to punish him for escaping the murder convictions. |
I don't think very many people have even TRIED to rationalize it. Folks wanted their pound of flesh and didn't care how they got it. |
To be fair, that pound of flesh was not an unreasonable request given how everything played out. OJ chose to play the legal system in every way possible and as a result bent over backwards to avoid being held accountable to the civil judgement.
He deserves zero sympathy, and I have no problem with how the legal system played him back in the case he was imprisoned for.
But if the system kicks him loose now, I don't have an issue with that.
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| lakersken80 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | lakersken80 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | lakersken80 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | OJ's case was decided October 3, 1995. The Kardashian's show first aired October 14, 2007. The public gave us the Kardashian's. |
Correction. Ryan Seacrest gave us the Kardashians....that guy will burn in hell for that....  |
Seacrest introduced them, the public kept, is keeping, them alive. I think I've watched in total about 5 minutes of that show, if that much. How many minutes have you watched? Honestly! |
None, I cut the cord....take that E! |
Kim was supposedly worth around 48 million in 2oo7 compared to 150 million 2017. See, you're one of those responsible for their continued existence. Why was there a cord to cut? I watched very limited minutes of KUWTK. I saw women sitting on a couch talking about things that were of no interest to me. What's the fascination? |
What the heck are you talking about.
Cutting the cord means you cut cable services. That means I contribute 0 dollars to their show. |
Oooooootay, misunderstood your post. My bad.
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| DaMuleRules wrote: | | hoopschick29 wrote: | | audioaxes wrote: | | I think OJ is guilty of the murders but I dont see how anyone can look at this robbery on an unbiased legal standpoint and not say the legal system clearly used this case to punish him for escaping the murder convictions. |
I don't think very many people have even TRIED to rationalize it. Folks wanted their pound of flesh and didn't care how they got it. |
To be fair, that pound of flesh was not an unreasonable request given how everything played out. OJ chose to play the legal system in every way possible and as a result bent over backwards to avoid being held accountable to the civil judgement.
He deserves zero sympathy, and I have no problem with how the legal system played him back in the case he was imprisoned for.
But if the system kicks him loose now, I don't have an issue with that. |
Are you saying you think exacting a pound of flesh is OK because many people thought O J was guilty for the deaths of Nicole and Ron? A jury of his peers found him not guilty.
Don't you think it would set a precedence that would open a can of worms unprecedented?
That would send a message to every judge if the people didn't like the verdict a jury rendered they have the right to over sentence the person they think the jury found not guilty?
Our system would lose value if judges are allowed to do what Judge Jackie Glass did. IMO she's a disgrace to her profession. Didn't she retire? Didn't she and her husband go into entertainment?
OJ didn't play the system he did what rich people do, hired the best lawyer to handle his case. His decision to make Cochran his lead attorney was best for him. Shapiro wanted O J to take a plea bargain, Cochran wanted to win. Shapiro's strength was plea bargaining. Johnny was very good at defiling policemen.
Chris Darden and Marcia Clark were out lawyered. Simple as that.
Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? He stepped afoul of the law on numerous occasions and walked. Why wasn't he given 33 years for assaulting his girlfriend?
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| jodeke wrote: | | DaMuleRules wrote: | | hoopschick29 wrote: | | audioaxes wrote: | | I think OJ is guilty of the murders but I dont see how anyone can look at this robbery on an unbiased legal standpoint and not say the legal system clearly used this case to punish him for escaping the murder convictions. |
I don't think very many people have even TRIED to rationalize it. Folks wanted their pound of flesh and didn't care how they got it. |
To be fair, that pound of flesh was not an unreasonable request given how everything played out. OJ chose to play the legal system in every way possible and as a result bent over backwards to avoid being held accountable to the civil judgement.
He deserves zero sympathy, and I have no problem with how the legal system played him back in the case he was imprisoned for.
But if the system kicks him loose now, I don't have an issue with that. |
Are you saying you think exacting a pound of flesh is OK because many people thought O J was guilty for the deaths of Nicole and Ron? A jury of his peers found him not guilty.
Don't you think it would set a precedence that would open a can of worms unprecedented?
That would send a message to every judge if the people didn't like the verdict a jury rendered they have the right to over sentence the person they think the jury found not guilty?
Our system would lose value if judges are allowed to do what Judge Jackie Glass did. IMO she's a disgrace to her profession. Didn't she retire? Didn't she and her husband go into entertainment?
OJ didn't play the system he did what rich people do, hired the best lawyer to handle his case. His decision to make Cochran his lead attorney was best for him. Shapiro wanted O J to take a plea bargain, Cochran wanted to win. Shapiro's strength was plea bargaining. Johnny was very good at defiling policemen.
Chris Darden and Marcia Clark were out lawyered. Simple as that.
Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? He stepped afoul of the law on numerous occasions and walked. Why wasn't he given 33 years for assaulting his girlfriend? |
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| jodeke wrote: | | DaMuleRules wrote: | | hoopschick29 wrote: | | audioaxes wrote: | | I think OJ is guilty of the murders but I dont see how anyone can look at this robbery on an unbiased legal standpoint and not say the legal system clearly used this case to punish him for escaping the murder convictions. |
I don't think very many people have even TRIED to rationalize it. Folks wanted their pound of flesh and didn't care how they got it. |
To be fair, that pound of flesh was not an unreasonable request given how everything played out. OJ chose to play the legal system in every way possible and as a result bent over backwards to avoid being held accountable to the civil judgement.
He deserves zero sympathy, and I have no problem with how the legal system played him back in the case he was imprisoned for.
But if the system kicks him loose now, I don't have an issue with that. |
Are you saying you think exacting a pound of flesh is OK because many people thought O J was guilty for the deaths of Nicole and Ron? A jury of his peers found him not guilty.
Don't you think it would set a precedence that would open a can of worms unprecedented?
That would send a message to every judge if the people didn't like the verdict a jury rendered they have the right to over sentence the person they think the jury found not guilty?
Our system would lose value if judges are allowed to do what Judge Jackie Glass did. IMO she's a disgrace to her profession. Didn't she retire? Didn't she and her husband go into entertainment?
OJ didn't play the system he did what rich people do, hired the best lawyer to handle his case. His decision to make Cochran his lead attorney was best for him. Shapiro wanted O J to take a plea bargain, Cochran wanted to win. Shapiro's strength was plea bargaining. Johnny was very good at defiling policemen.
Chris Darden and Marcia Clark were out lawyered. Simple as that.
Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? He stepped afoul of the law on numerous occasions and walked. Why wasn't he given 33 years for assaulting his girlfriend? |
OJ brutally murdered two people including the mother of his own kids - and "not guilty" verdict doesn't change that. He was found responsible for the murders in the civil trial and then manipulated things so that he could avoid paying the penalties for that as well.
I'm not going to bat an eye because several years later a judge saw an opportunity to mete out some judicial karma on him.
But as I said above, he's served his time for that decently from what we have heard. So if the parole board cuts him loose, I'm good with that.
As for the foolish attempt to pretend I ignore, or am OK, with the Zimmerman verdict, I'll just ignore that attempt to bait.
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| DaMuleRules wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | DaMuleRules wrote: | | hoopschick29 wrote: | | audioaxes wrote: | | I think OJ is guilty of the murders but I dont see how anyone can look at this robbery on an unbiased legal standpoint and not say the legal system clearly used this case to punish him for escaping the murder convictions. |
I don't think very many people have even TRIED to rationalize it. Folks wanted their pound of flesh and didn't care how they got it. |
To be fair, that pound of flesh was not an unreasonable request given how everything played out. OJ chose to play the legal system in every way possible and as a result bent over backwards to avoid being held accountable to the civil judgement.
He deserves zero sympathy, and I have no problem with how the legal system played him back in the case he was imprisoned for.
But if the system kicks him loose now, I don't have an issue with that. |
Are you saying you think exacting a pound of flesh is OK because many people thought O J was guilty for the deaths of Nicole and Ron? A jury of his peers found him not guilty.
Don't you think it would set a precedence that would open a can of worms unprecedented?
That would send a message to every judge if the people didn't like the verdict a jury rendered they have the right to over sentence the person they think the jury found not guilty?
Our system would lose value if judges are allowed to do what Judge Jackie Glass did. IMO she's a disgrace to her profession. Didn't she retire? Didn't she and her husband go into entertainment?
OJ didn't play the system he did what rich people do, hired the best lawyer to handle his case. His decision to make Cochran his lead attorney was best for him. Shapiro wanted O J to take a plea bargain, Cochran wanted to win. Shapiro's strength was plea bargaining. Johnny was very good at defiling policemen.
Chris Darden and Marcia Clark were out lawyered. Simple as that.
Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? He stepped afoul of the law on numerous occasions and walked. Why wasn't he given 33 years for assaulting his girlfriend? |
OJ brutally murdered two people including the mother of his own kids - and "not guilty" verdict doesn't change that. He was found responsible for the murders in the civil trial and then manipulated things so that he could avoid paying the penalties for that as well.
I'm not going to bat an eye because several years later a judge saw an opportunity to mete out some judicial karma on him.
But as I said above, he's served his time for that decently from what we have heard. So if the parole board cuts him loose, I'm good with that.
As for the foolish attempt to pretend I ignore, or am OK, with the Zimmerman verdict, I'll just ignore that attempt to bait. |
His being found responsible doesn't say he committed the crime. No does it answer my question Are you saying you think exacting a pound of flesh is OK
His ability to not pay the Goldman's was created by pension laws.
That opportunity is my concern. She used the law in a inappropriate manner.
I wasn't attempting anything let alone something foolish. Why does it always come to such insensitive verbiage when discussing differences with you? Language like that is why I avoid debating you let alone try to bait you.
A simple yes or no answer to my question would be appreciated.
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I wasn't attempting anything let alone something foolish.Why does it always come to such insensitive verbiage when discussing differences with you? |
jodeke: "Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? "
You're asking me about insensitive verbiage?
Moving on now.
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| DaMuleRules wrote: | | jodeke wrote: |
I wasn't attempting anything let alone something foolish.Why does it always come to such insensitive verbiage when discussing differences with you? |
jodeke: "Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? "
You're asking me about insensitive verbiage?
Moving on now. |
If that's the best you can do I'm moving with you. SMH
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| jodeke wrote: | | DaMuleRules wrote: | | jodeke wrote: |
I wasn't attempting anything let alone something foolish.Why does it always come to such insensitive verbiage when discussing differences with you? |
jodeke: "Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? "
You're asking me about insensitive verbiage?
Moving on now. |
If that's the best you can do I'm moving with you. SMH |
Not a question of "best"or otherwise. You want to have a discussion, stick to the topic and don't try to make accusations about a double standard that was never exhibited.
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| DaMuleRules wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | DaMuleRules wrote: | | jodeke wrote: |
I wasn't attempting anything let alone something foolish.Why does it always come to such insensitive verbiage when discussing differences with you? |
jodeke: "Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? "
You're asking me about insensitive verbiage?
Moving on now. |
If that's the best you can do I'm moving with you. SMH |
Not a question of "best"or otherwise. You want to have a discussion, stick to the topic and don't try to make accusations about a double standard that was never exhibited. |
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| DaMuleRules wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | DaMuleRules wrote: | | jodeke wrote: |
I wasn't attempting anything let alone something foolish.Why does it always come to such insensitive verbiage when discussing differences with you? |
jodeke: "Where is the judge outrage for George Zimmerman killing Tryavon Martin? "
You're asking me about insensitive verbiage?
Moving on now. |
If that's the best you can do I'm moving with you. SMH |
Not a question of "best"or otherwise. You want to have a discussion, stick to the topic and don't try to make accusations about a double standard that was never exhibited. |
OK, on topic, answer my question,
DaMuleRules: | Quote: | | to be fair, that pound of flesh was not an unreasonable request |
Are you saying you think exacting a pound of flesh is OK?
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| jodeke wrote: | | lakersken80 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | lakersken80 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | OJ's case was decided October 3, 1995. The Kardashian's show first aired October 14, 2007. The public gave us the Kardashian's. |
Correction. Ryan Seacrest gave us the Kardashians....that guy will burn in hell for that.... |
Seacrest introduced them, the public kept, is keeping, them alive. I think I've watched in total about 5 minutes of that show, if that much. How many minutes have you watched? Honestly! |
None, I cut the cord....take that E! |
Kim was supposedly worth around 48 million in 2oo7 compared to 150 million 2017. See, you're one of those responsible for their continued existence. Why was there a cord to cut? I watched very limited minutes of KUWTK. I saw women sitting on a couch talking about things that were of no interest to me. What's the fascination? |
Its the lifestyle people are facscinated with. They do nothing and get a whole lot of money. THey say they are designers or store owners, but lets be serious, its mostly just in name and they collect everything.
Young people want that lifestyle. People want to be rich without putting in any real work. The only one that does any actual real work is Kendall. The rest just use their name and collect big checks. NOthign wrong with it, but thats the appeal. |
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| kcxiv wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | lakersken80 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | lakersken80 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | OJ's case was decided October 3, 1995. The Kardashian's show first aired October 14, 2007. The public gave us the Kardashian's. |
Correction. Ryan Seacrest gave us the Kardashians....that guy will burn in hell for that.... |
Seacrest introduced them, the public kept, is keeping, them alive. I think I've watched in total about 5 minutes of that show, if that much. How many minutes have you watched? Honestly! |
None, I cut the cord....take that E! |
Kim was supposedly worth around 48 million in 2oo7 compared to 150 million 2017. See, you're one of those responsible for their continued existence. Why was there a cord to cut? I watched very limited minutes of KUWTK. I saw women sitting on a couch talking about things that were of no interest to me. What's the fascination? |
Its the lifestyle people are facscinated with. They do nothing and get a whole lot of money. THey say they are designers or store owners, but lets be serious, its mostly just in name and they collect everything.
Young people want that lifestyle. People want to be rich without putting in any real work. The only one that does any actual real work is Kendall. The rest just use their name and collect big checks. NOthign wrong with it, but thats the appeal. |
Yeah. Comes down to DON'T HATE THE PLAYA, LEARN THE GAME.
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Try asking here
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I think there is a good chance he will be released. From what I understand he had to do a minimum of 9 years. He will be approaching 9 years. I heard he has been a model citizen in prison.
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| 32 wrote: | | I think there is a good chance he will be released. From what I understand he had to do a minimum of 9 years. He will be approaching 9 years. I heard he has been a model citizen in prison. |
Do you think he SHOULD be paroled?
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| jodeke wrote: | | 32 wrote: | | I think there is a good chance he will be released. From what I understand he had to do a minimum of 9 years. He will be approaching 9 years. I heard he has been a model citizen in prison. |
Do you think he SHOULD be paroled? |
It's not for me to judge.
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| 32 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | 32 wrote: | | I think there is a good chance he will be released. From what I understand he had to do a minimum of 9 years. He will be approaching 9 years. I heard he has been a model citizen in prison. |
Do you think he SHOULD be paroled? |
It's not for me to judge. |
Not asking for a judgement, asking for an opinion.
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The sentence was excessive, and was in retribution for him killing his ex and Ronald Goldman. That's not the way justice should be served.
I can't stand the guy, but it is time to let him out. |
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| angrypuppy wrote: | The sentence was excessive, and was in retribution for him killing his ex and Ronald Goldman. That's not the way justice should be served.
I can't stand the guy, but it is time to let him out. |
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| jodeke wrote: | | 32 wrote: | | jodeke wrote: | | 32 wrote: | | I think there is a good chance he will be released. From what I understand he had to do a minimum of 9 years. He will be approaching 9 years. I heard he has been a model citizen in prison. |
Do you think he SHOULD be paroled? |
It's not for me to judge. |
Not asking for a judgement, asking for an opinion. |
I honestly don't know and I won't have the time to watch the parole hearing today.
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OJ is up for parole today. Do you think he should be paroled? I know there's a thread on his parole. I'm asking the opinion of LG.
I'm a advocate for the system. It's a manmade system thus flawed. IMO it made two mistakes mistakes relating to OJ.
I think he's done what the system asked. I'd hate to see mistake number three.
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