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Cirque du So-What

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2. Why anyone would cheer over a travesty of this magnitude is beyond me

Reply to cynatnite (Original post)

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 11:30 AM

Jul 2013

When one of these assholes finds him/herself in the dock, facing a well-heeled legal opposition, how will they feel then? It can happen to anyone - either as a plaintiff or as a defendant - and in this country, money talks. T'was ever thus; it didn't just spring out of nothingness.

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They celebrated the Zimmerman verdict until I told them this... [View all] cynatnite Jul 2013 OP

When you let war and bankster criminals live free the law looses its value. L0oniX Jul 2013 #1

^^^^This^^^^ riqster Jul 2013 #5

Why anyone would cheer over a travesty of this magnitude is beyond me Cirque du So-What Jul 2013 #2

Don't be the father at a custody hearing. galileoreloaded Jul 2013 #6

"razzle dazzle them" from "chicago" niyad Jul 2013 #3

The truth in this case was the first to disappear. It was like Zimmerman had a right to stand southernyankeebelle Jul 2013 #4

you all need to drop the "dispatch told him not to" and "neighborhood watch" bullshit pasto76 Jul 2013 #7

Ever watch "Judge Judy"? That is how people feel these cases should be run. Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2013 #8

The judicial system in this country is totally broken. lark Jul 2013 #9

I'm still wondering if the 6 women on the jury asjr Jul 2013 #10

Our system is NOT supposed to be about searching for the truth metalbot Jul 2013 #11