Talk about a mockery of american justice Options

[Dogmeat]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,229504,00.html

you have gotta fucking be kidding me...

"If I did it, here's how I would have done it".

Give me a fucking break.

Everyone on this planet knows you fucking killed those two it's just that you had the money to convince idiots youze iz a po po black man

[Billy]

It's entirely possible he didn't commit the murders. I am curious though, what inside information you have that makes you so sure that he did?

[Dogmeat]

It's entirely possible he didn't commit the murders. I am curious though, what inside information you have that makes you so sure that he did?

If he didn't, who did? Who in the hell is going to pull what he's doing now? Are you kidding me? Do you remeber watching any of the trial footage, or the underlying theme of the defense? "The White man out to get da po' black man" was basically his million-dollar defense.

What the Simpson trial meant was that a jury didn't have the evidence to convict him of a criminal act, however, if you remember in the civil case it was basically a referendum for lack of a better word on the botched criminal case. Do you remember how fucked upt het rial was? It was a total media circus after the defense convinced the judge to allow cameras in the court room ...

Of course he did it, and I don't see how anyone who paid any attention to the trial back then could have concluded otherwise....

I mean for crying out loud ... "If I did it, here's how I would have done it" ... seriously ...

[Billy]

If he didn't, who did? Who in the hell is going to pull what he's doing now? Are you kidding me? Do you remeber watching any of the trial footage, or the underlying theme of the defense? "The White man out to get da po' black man" was basically his million-dollar defense.

What the Simpson trial meant was that a jury didn't have the evidence to convict him of a criminal act, however, if you remember in the civil case it was basically a referendum for lack of a better word on the botched criminal case. Do you remember how fucked upt het rial was? It was a total media circus after the defense convinced the judge to allow cameras in the court room ...

Of course he did it, and I don't see how anyone who paid any attention to the trial back then could have concluded otherwise....

I mean for crying out loud ... "If I did it, here's how I would have done it" ... seriously ...

I just think people like to repeat whatever the media tells them without knowing the details of the situation. Kind of the like the other popular case where the lady spills McDonald's coffee on herself and sues. The majority of people think that's the most fucked up thing ever. But if you look into what really happened, it is more likely you'll agree with the outcome.

Edit: But I'm not saying he didn't do it. Because I don't know either way. I wasn't there. And the only thing I know about the case is the biased media reports on it. So I can't claim I know one way or the other. And I think there are very few people who really can make that claim.