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In reply to the discussion: Do the math... [View all]doc03
(39,229 posts)6. Do you know what the vote was or who voted what way? I don't!
To start I think George Zimmerman should be in prison for murder. But of all the cases of police shootings why this one? Brown was shown physically assaulting the guy in the store that approached him about stealing the cigars. Brown punched a police officer and tried to take his gun, from all I have heard it was a justified shooting. I saw the man shot in St. Louis about the same time that was holding a knife and obviously mentally disturbed get gunned down at what looked like 15-20 feet from cops that claimed he charged them. The guy in Cincinnati gunned down in Walmart for having a toy gun in his hand. Then the 12 year old killed in Cleveland for having a toy gun. Why hold the Brown case up as an example, I truly don't understand.
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And this was an already seated GJ..so they didn't take any chances that more Blacks
msanthrope
Nov 2014
#1
Correct - they specifically chose to extend the length of the seated grand jury
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Nov 2014
#2
I'm talking about people complaining about how long it would take to start the case
SickOfTheOnePct
Nov 2014
#34
I don't think they would have had more to complain about than they did with this one.
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Nov 2014
#35
You sound concerned. Please free to share more of your concerns and enjoy your stay. nt
msanthrope
Nov 2014
#17
To be fair, it's quite possible that at least one of those white men and/or women voted to indict.
Tommy_Carcetti
Nov 2014
#4
And what do you want to bet that formula stays intact from grand jury to grand jury?
Lars39
Nov 2014
#10
"eradication of racism." > It won't ever be eradicated, it's a manifestation of hate. Gonna have to
jtuck004
Nov 2014
#31
With all the hate I'm seeing, but resigning myself to conclude that you're right. :(
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#41
Just means the rest of us have to figure out a way to work together. We seem to fall
jtuck004
Nov 2014
#43
I think you're implying that the white jurors are racists, who ignored the evidence,
Nye Bevan
Nov 2014
#51