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Death Penalty
"AMuzi" wrote in message ... Still wrote: Charles Manson did not kill Sharon Tate. "Michael Press" wrote Charles Manson was convicted of the murder of Sharon Tate, and rightly so. Had Vincent Bugliosi been counsel for prosecution in State of California vs. Orenthal James Simpson, then Simpson would have gone straight to jail, not collecting $200. "Edward Dolan" wrote: At last, something that Mr. Press and I can agree upon. Manson was the force behind all the killings and should now be rotting in his grave if justice were the least bit swift in this country. The OJ Simpson miscarriage of justice is a monument to Black Racism in America. All Blacks should have been excluded from that particular jury. Some morons do not think Black racism can exist in America, but I assure you that it is alive and well everywhere in the land despite our half Black president. Michael Press wrote: Prosecution was outright incompetent. They had a duty to the people, and failed abominably. Worse than mere incompetence. The critical point was that evidence passed through the hands of a perjurer. Jury had no choice really, despite his obvious guilt. Trials are never perfect. Many witnesses lie. That should not prevent one from coming to a right decision. The only thing that can explain the result is Black Racism. Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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The Death Penalty
"Still Just Me..." wrote in message ... On Sun, 07 Jun 2009 07:49:20 -0500, Tom Sherman °_° wrote: The fact that some are incorrectly convicted and sentenced to death is not a good reason for doing away with the death penalty. More harm would be created by that than a few poor slobs being put to death by mistake. You're white, right? Ed Dolan claims to be of Irish descent. He also admits that every post he makes is a troll. Don't take him too seriously. He doesn't actually believe anything he writes. I think of myself as a gadfly. I especially like to say things that everyone else is too cowardly to say. I don't think belief enters into it at all. But stirring the pot does. If I can rile things up bit, that is a good day for me. I like to leave confusion and consternation in my wake. Socrates and I are kindred spirits! Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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Still Just Me... wrote:
On Mon, 08 Jun 2009 11:31:09 -0500, AMuzi wrote: Michael Press wrote: Prosecution was outright incompetent. They had a duty to the people, and failed abominably. Worse than mere incompetence. The critical point was that evidence passed through the hands of a perjurer. Jury had no choice really, despite his obvious guilt. A racist perjurer actually. Without the obviously planted evidence, the search without a warrant, and the bigoted, lying lead detective, they might have gotten a conviction. With it, no jury in it's right mind could convict OJ - the case was too tainted. For those that didn't follow along, Furmen later resigned and moved to Sandpoint, Idaho, a popular location for far right racist militias and related wackos to live and assemble. He's also been a guest commentator for Hannity on Fox - not sure if they still use him. You just love to make up stuff. Furman didn't plant the glove*; he lied about having ever used the 'n' word. And he still works as a contributor to Greta Von Sustren's (sp?) show and also on Geraldo Rivera's, not Hannity's. (Not to say he never appeared on Hannity; it's possible he did; but he's never been a regular AFAIK.) No idea where he lives, or why. I hear that Sandpointers talk highly of you! LOL *The glove was found exactly where Kato Whatzispuss heard a loud bang behind his guest room wall. How would Furman know where to plant it? He could have just put it in the plants at the side of driveway. He didn't know Simpson had been back there that night. Maybe Furman bought Bruno Magli (sp?) shoes for OJ to wear on TV, too, knowing that years later they'd leave prints in blood that would implicate him! LOL Bill "watched WAY more of that trial than I care to admit" S. |
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Abortion
"Bill Baka" wrote in message ... Johnny Twelve-Point presented by JFT wrote: On Sun, 7 Jun 2009 16:28:54 -0500, "Edward Dolan" wrote: Mr. Cheney was not only our greatest vice president, but was also the best Secretary of Defense this nation ever had. I propose that a memorial be erected to his Greatness once he has passed from the scene. It ought to be located right next to the Washington Monument. Sorry for ragging on you earlier - I didn't get that you were doing a parody. LOL. Cheney great? Thanks for the coffee on my keyboard. Bill Baka Bush and Cheney kept this nation safe following the attack on 9/11. We shall soon see if Obama can do the same. Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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Edward Dolan wrote:
"AMuzi" wrote in message ... Still wrote: Charles Manson did not kill Sharon Tate. "Michael Press" wrote Charles Manson was convicted of the murder of Sharon Tate, and rightly so. Had Vincent Bugliosi been counsel for prosecution in State of California vs. Orenthal James Simpson, then Simpson would have gone straight to jail, not collecting $200. "Edward Dolan" wrote: At last, something that Mr. Press and I can agree upon. Manson was the force behind all the killings and should now be rotting in his grave if justice were the least bit swift in this country. The OJ Simpson miscarriage of justice is a monument to Black Racism in America. All Blacks should have been excluded from that particular jury. Some morons do not think Black racism can exist in America, but I assure you that it is alive and well everywhere in the land despite our half Black president. Michael Press wrote: Prosecution was outright incompetent. They had a duty to the people, and failed abominably. Worse than mere incompetence. The critical point was that evidence passed through the hands of a perjurer. Jury had no choice really, despite his obvious guilt. Trials are never perfect. Many witnesses lie. That should not prevent one from coming to a right decision. The only thing that can explain the result is Black Racism. You're wrong. That may well be true (I wouldn't know or care) but it's not the only explanation. Even if you believe all detectives are lying perjuring sneaks, a blatant exposure like Furman's fatally taints the case. A responsible jury had no other choice than to acquit the obviously guilty murderer. Did you read the daily newspaper reports as it happened? This is not a complex thing to understand. -- Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org/ Open every day since 1 April, 1971 |
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Abortion
"Johnny Twelve-Point presented by JFT" wrote in message ... On Sun, 7 Jun 2009 20:51:37 -0700, "Bill Sornson" wrote: Still Just Me... wrote: Among many other criteria, Google "baby born alive act". First result is "Coulter revives campaign falsehood about IL "Born Alive Act" http://www.google.com/search?q=baby+...e7&rlz=1I7SUNA Can you find the info you want on any straight news site or mainstream news site in a news article, not a commentary piece? Say, the AP, the NYTimes, the BBC, the Washington Post, AFP, UPI etc etc. Look it up yourself you god damn moron! All of the above are mainstream LIBERAL media and in the tank for Obama. They lie about everything these days. But what they do mostly is simply not report any news that reflects badly on Obama and the Dems. I wouldn't be caught dead reading any of the above unless it is strictly hard news that is happening right now. JTP ... you are a ****ing idiot for sure! If you want some news that is not simply LIBERAL propaganda, why don't you go to Townhall.com and check out any of the commentators that you will find there. Any one of them will make you realize what an imbecile you are! Jeez, folks who refuse to read the FACTS are worse than idiots! Their ignorance is invincible which makes them crazy as loons. Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota\ |
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"Still Just Me..." wrote in message ... On Mon, 08 Jun 2009 11:31:09 -0500, AMuzi wrote: Michael Press wrote: Prosecution was outright incompetent. They had a duty to the people, and failed abominably. Worse than mere incompetence. The critical point was that evidence passed through the hands of a perjurer. Jury had no choice really, despite his obvious guilt. A racist perjurer actually. Without the obviously planted evidence, the search without a warrant, and the bigoted, lying lead detective, they might have gotten a conviction. With it, no jury in it's right mind could convict OJ - the case was too tainted. Everyone KNEW with absolute certainty that a Black Racist thug, namely Simpson, had murded two people, one his White wife and the other a Jewish friend of hers. The jury was not in their right mind alright - too many Blacks on it who were racists from the get go. The only sin Furman committed was hating thugs and murderers, especially Black Racist ones like Simpson. For those that didn't follow along, Furmen later resigned and moved to Sandpoint, Idaho, a popular location for far right racist militias and related wackos to live and assemble. He's also been a guest commentator for Hannity on Fox - not sure if they still use him. Furmen is doing just fine in the world of TV media. It is always interesting to get his take on crimes since he at least knows what he is talking about. Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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"AMuzi" wrote in message ... Edward Dolan wrote: "AMuzi" wrote in message [...] The critical point was that evidence passed through the hands of a perjurer. Jury had no choice really, despite his obvious guilt. Trials are never perfect. Many witnesses lie. That should not prevent one from coming to a right decision. The only thing that can explain the result is Black Racism. You're wrong. That may well be true (I wouldn't know or care) but it's not the only explanation. Even if you believe all detectives are lying perjuring sneaks, a blatant exposure like Furman's fatally taints the case. A responsible jury had no other choice than to acquit the obviously guilty murderer. A jury can do anything it wants after taking into account any perjuries that might have been committed. It was a no brainer to convict Simpson. But race was more important to the Black jurors than the murder of a couple of Whites. Furmen had nothing to do with what the jury did. The only taint in this case was the skin color of some of the jurors. Did you read the daily newspaper reports as it happened? This is not a complex thing to understand. Simpson turns one's stomach. I knew he had done it from the first instant I heard about it. You could not pay me to read anything at all about that piece of human scum. Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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On Jun 7, 6:36*am, "Edward Dolan" wrote:
The OJ Simpson miscarriage of justice is a monument to Black Racism in America. All Blacks should have been excluded from that particular jury. Some morons do not think Black racism can exist in America, but I assure you that it is alive and well everywhere in the land I made a point of watching some of that on television, and Alistair Cooke, an acute observer of American mores, broadcast on the subject more than once. That case made a mockery of the entire justice system in the States. The judge wasn't in control from day one: more to the point, he was terrified of all the legal showboats sitting in front of him. He let them run away with the trial. It looked like one sort of justice for the rich and famous and another for the poor and friendless because it was so blatantly a rich and famous man's bought justice. You can't exclude blacks from a jury. But the Constitution guarantees a man a jury of his peers. Had Simpson been tried by a jury of his neighbours, in the same income bracket (which is what the Constitution- framers intended), he'd still be in jail. It is a misuse of the Constitutional guarantee to claim his skin colour is suddenly the most significant thing about him (there are laws precisely to to forbid that sort of racism!) and then to give him a poor black jury whose vote was a foregone conclusion from day one. However, the jury system is also everyone else's protection. If it occasionally makes a mistake and lets a guilty party walk, we must accept that to enjoy the protection it offers against an arbitrary state. It's balance must very definitely be that not one innocent shall be convicted. Andre Jute Outside observer |
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"Still Just Me..." wrote in message ... On Mon, 8 Jun 2009 19:03:45 -0500, "Edward Dolan" wrote: Simpson turns one's stomach. I knew he had done it from the first instant I heard about it. You could not pay me to read anything at all about that piece of human scum. That's a great way to get off jury duty actually. When the Judge asks if there is any reason any juror knows of that would prevent them from rendering an unbiased verdict, just tell him "Judge, I want to be on this jury, because I can spot guilty people just like that!" (snap your fingers when you say "that". But it's true, I can! It is only those who are bereft of common sense who don't know who did what and why. The clueless ones are who the defendants want on the jury so they can be manipulated by their shark lawyers. Ed Dolan the Great cannot be manipulated. It is why he is Great and you aren't! Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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