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LOL! Even Ted Bundy looked like a nice guy during his trial!
I sat on a jury were a woman was murdered. The man admitted to it and admitted to raping the corpse...
The defense cleaned him up and he looked like a wall street lawyer. We had women on the jury who in spite of his confession refused to believe he was guilty because he looked so clean cut.
His close was very emotive and short on facts, perfect for a jury of 6 women.
Quite wrong. Women can easily cut through bs. It's part of the job of being a woman. They deal with bs every day of every week, especially coming from men who think women can't think with their brains.
Hopefully, the jury will see through his "child this" and "child that" nonsense.
Hopefully the jury will use common sense and see that TM was no child. I hope they use common sense and wonder why GZ needed to tell so many lies.
In the end GZ should be acquitted because of lack of evidence. I think he avoided testifying in part to avoid perjury LOL.
Quite wrong. Women can easily cut through bs. It's part of the job of being a woman. They deal with bs every day of every week, especially coming from men who think women can't think with their brains.
I was thinking that too but emotional arguments work better on them than men IMHO. His close was good but very emotive.
I'd agree with that. He played the ONLY card he had in his deck, the emotion card. He tells a nice little sobbie story and hopes the jury will fall for it. He's counting on them ignoring evidence and testimony and settle for emotions to decide this case. Dangerous play, it may work, or it may just disgust the jury. Not to mention pizz them off because he's treating them as dumb, emotional girls.
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I know what I'm about to say is going to possibly get the typical liberals out to discuss rather I'm black or not. But whatever. I'm used to it.
I live in a Maryland suburb, so I'm "prisoner" to the local media telling us everything that happens in Baltimore.
I think Baltimore is up to 60 shootings 20+ deaths in the last 3 weeks. Most if not all victims and suspects are African American.
This is the case for most high crime predominately black low income areas/cities,(Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, etc etc.) High violent crime/murder rates overwhelmingly involving Black Suspects and Black Victims.
A white man/or hispanic whatever he considers himself, shooting a unarmed black teen.
This happens every single day across the country. BUT With one the difference of it's a Black person killing a black teenager. It happens alot in this country.
So why are we ignoring the real problem, of basically self destruction, almost a "self genocide." It seems that some of us are only happy with singing on street corners weekly. Making excuses, wishing to be babysat by the cops. Or superiors, almost like some are worthless creations that can't control their actions and can't help themselves.
Yet we almost seem happy that this Zimmerman incident happened. It gives some of us a reason to ignore the real situation, in favor of one that rarely happens.
Of course the national media does not help. With nearly 24/7 in my opinion bias coverage. (MSNBC is a joke btw, luckily people are catching on to that and their failing ratings have proven that.)
We rather overreact to this case rather than solve the problem in many Black Cities and Neighborhoods. We rather make it an racial issue.
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Why do we care? Because MSNBC, CNN and other main media sources decided this was more important than other stories and they could get good mileage out of it.
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