http://youtu.be/WwxF56qar2s

Fuck your fort!

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"There's a fine line between persistence and foolishness..."
-unknown

"To Each His Reach"

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"And the Lord’s servant must not be quarrelsome but must be kind to everyone, able to teach, not resentful." ~ 2 Tim 2:4

And judges. The whole damn system is jacked up.

I remember some guy in Texas (repeat offender) got sentenced to *sixteen years* for stealing a *Snickers bar* because of some weird three-strikes type law there. The prosecutor was quoted as saying "Well, it was a king-size"

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I don't give a shit how bad the prosecutor feels. That's 30 years and you knew your case was iffy.

30 years.

You don't get any more. And if you feel bad about it, think about that the next time you try someone. But don't ask me for shit, much less forgiveness.
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"There's a fine line between persistence and foolishness..."
-unknown

"To Each His Reach"

Racism, man.

The worst part is that he intentional stacked the jury with whiteys.Seven days...he still got a death sentence.

People still stress that race does not matter in these issues.

I hope his spirit transitional peacefully and is welcome by the ancestors.

Like cops, prosecutors get the same treatment.




Everyone is crying out for peace, yes
None is crying out for justice
Everyone is crying out for peace, yes
None is crying out for justice

-P. Tosh

That go on to murder other people. They don't care about us. They just want their work record to look good. That shit isn't public safety.

I couldn't watch too long. They spend the first few minutes talking about the prosecutor, his life and feelings mean absolutely nothing to me.

I know of plenty of wrongfully sentenced and eventually found innocent people who are white, yet it really does seem like their stories get no attention and that bugs me. Not to take away from those who are not white that this happens to, but like police brutality this is affecting everyone.

Because those don't tell the narrative of white redemption and highlight white morality. You're not the audience for any of these. The audience is for white people to feel that they can atone for sins and to have a bonus outlier to point to when we point out the system is fucked.

Because I'm going to assume it's mostly white prosecutors and wrongfuly convicted white criminals so I would think the narrative would at least shore up faith among whites in their own justice system if the story of wrongful white imprisonment were to be told. So I'm guessing your take is that when its black white it's more powerful? Lol and probably less likely to generate any real change in the system.

Mainly because the ones like this were BLATANTLY based on racism.

I can imagine some of the White cases being based on class and privilege, with those who lack both of those getting the short end of the stick. But it's never going to be the same narrative.

Or, the media just wants to start up a race war.

Like I read an op-ed by some white guy in Wisconsin whose son was killed by police and he was pleading with people to stop treating it *solely* as a race issue, basically to wake the fuck up and recognize that police brutality and police entitlement affect everyone. The same is true of prosecutorial misconduct and corruption.

I think that is important, too. While it's important we understand that racism among cops is *real as fuck* and that these problems disproportionately affect blacks, latinos and possibly other groups, it's *not* a matter of "THANK GOD I'M WHITE!" or any bullshit like that. It could touch you, too, and often it does.

Are you talking about the kid shot in front of his parents in their driveway? Why that hasn't gained national attention-- well I have my theories, but it certainly should have.

I dont even know what to say