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⌈ Secret Post #2585 ⌋

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[Monster High]

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[Bryan Fuller, John Green]

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[Star Trek: The Next Generation]

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[Pretty Little Liars]

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[Breaking Bad]

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[Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey]

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[Reign]

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[Leviathan: the last day of the decade]

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[Sherlock Holmes]

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[Steam]

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Yeah, a case in which an armed man shoots an unarmed teenager to death after first calling the cops on and then following the teen despite being told not to by the cops because the kid wore a hoodie and thus seemed "suspicious" or something really makes for a complex case and only the worst sort of lefties misinterpret what happened there... /shudders.

And also: I'm pretty sure that if the murder Knox was accused of had happened in the US, public opinion on her possible guilt or innocence would be vastly different.

The problem isn't with misinterpreting what happened. It's with misinterpreting what the criminal justice system can and/or should do with what happened given the constitutional principles and legal standards that are supposed to govern in a courtroom in this country.

Zimmerman's acquittal means only that the prosecution didn't succeed in proving its case to the requisite degree of certainty. And people saying that the result was correct in light of the prosecution's failure in that respect are not actually saying anything about what did or did not happen to result in Trayvon Martin's death, whose fault any of it was, or the moral culpability of Zimmerman for acting as he did.

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