To: Altura Ct.
Most people still believe that the black football legend killed his white ex-wife and her friend, polls show. But for many African-Americans, his likely guilt remains overwhelmed by a potent mix: the racism of the lead detective and the history of black mistreatment by the justice system.If I'm reading this correctly, it says "many" black people wanted OJ to get away with brutally murdering a white woman.
Thats a lot of hate.
6 posted on
06/09/2014 3:55:43 PM PDT by
skeeter
To: skeeter
If I'm reading this correctly, it says "many" black people wanted OJ to get away with brutally murdering a white woman. Thats a lot of hate.
That needs to hang out there awhile! Let that sink in.
To: skeeter
And a white man...let’s not forget Ron Goldman.
18 posted on
06/09/2014 4:08:22 PM PDT by
SZonian
(Throwing our allegiances to political parties in the long run gave away our liberty.)
To: skeeter
It sure is. Another thing stuck out at me:
the racism of the lead detective and the history of black mistreatment by the justice system.
He was not racist. But they still accuse Mr. Fuhrman of it.
19 posted on
06/09/2014 4:10:06 PM PDT by
waxer1
(A Republic if you can keep it--Benjamin Franklin. Well we lost it.)
To: skeeter
Yes it is and one of the jurors expressed exactly this on an interview later.
OJ was never going to be found guilty once the change of venue was granted to inner city LA.
38 posted on
06/09/2014 4:51:49 PM PDT by
Varda
To: skeeter
If I'm reading this correctly, it says "many" black people wanted OJ to get away with brutally murdering a white woman. Thats a lot of hate. "Bitch had it comin".
41 posted on
06/09/2014 4:55:15 PM PDT by
Sans-Culotte
(Psalm 14:1 ~ The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.”)
To: skeeter
73 posted on
06/09/2014 8:02:25 PM PDT by
chesley
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