[ SECRET POST #2884 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2884 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Ferguson general

[(Anonymous)]

The biggest issue I had was that it seemed like Wilson's indictment was being run as an actual trial. Which is why I feel he got off without actually having to face a jury trial.

That said, I don't think he would have been convicted even by a jury trial -- the conflicting witness testimony and the support by the physical evidence would have cleared him or gotten him convicted of manslaughter at worst.

Re: Ferguson general

[(Anonymous)]

No he would not have at all. There was no hard evidence that went against Wilson's account of events. Honestly, I would have been appalled if they had convicted him on such shitty evidence.

Re: Ferguson general

[(Anonymous)]

And there was the testimony of that one (black, before anyone says anything) witness that corroborated his account, too.

Re: Ferguson general

[(Anonymous)]

Some people were aware of what he did and lied to police about it. The first day of protests they burned down the wrong quik n go and spray painted 'snitches get stitches'. That being the store Michael Brown robbed before getting caught making an ass out of himself in the street with his friend.

Re: Ferguson general

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah.

At the end of the day, you can't actually put institutionalized racism and unjust systems on trial, unfortunately.