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Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
Why are you lying? I clearly said which times it’s yes and which it’s no. In several posts.
I answered that. Juries are not all the same so it’s not a yes or no question.
I answered this already with cases pertinent to the discussIon- the ones you brought up and the Chauvin case.
You just keep wasting time because me saying the OJ verdict was wrong because doesn’t allow you to make the argument about me you want to.
Its time to move the discussion forward.
you keep bringing up that in the case of GF, the verdict made the right call... I am not trying to dispute with you on this. I am asking you in general, a jury's verdict is not always the right call, yes or no?
You keep saying the verdict made the right call in the GF's case.. But im not asking you about the GF's case.
Then for the 1992 case, you said the trial was moved to a town where there's no black people and the jury was mostly all whites... SO THEN A JURY'S VERDICT IS NOT ALWAYS THE RIGHT CALL CORRECT? Like in the 1992 case. RIGHT?Last edited by IceTrayDaGang; 05-08-2025, 11:02 AM.
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Originally posted by IceTrayDaGang View Post
You didnt asnwer what I asked you. My question is that a jury's verdict is not always the right call, yes or no? I am not asking you about GF's verdict.
you keep bringing up that in the case of GF, the verdict made the right call... I am not trying to dispute with you on this. I am asking you in general, a jury's verdict is not always the right call, yes or no?
You keep saying the verdict made the right call in the GF's case.. But im not asking you about the GF's case.
Then for the 1992 case, you said the trial was moved to a town where there's no black people and the jury was mostly all whites... SO THEN A JURY'S VERDICT IS NOT ALWAYS THE RIGHT CALL CORRECT? Like in the 1992 case. RIGHT?
to the question.
Stop wasting time. Move forward.
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Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
There are more posts than this. Stop the time wasting.
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Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
If you read what I wrote you know my answer
to the question.
Stop wasting time. Move forward.
My question is that in general (not talking about the GF's case), a jury's verdict is not always the right call, Yes or no?
Like in the 1992 case, the jury made the wrong call, RIGHT?
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Originally posted by IceTrayDaGang View Post
why cant you bump those post then? you never seem to have this issue when trying to prove me wrong... now you are telling me to go look for it? I just want you to bump the post you said you answered my question. I dont know which post you are talking about.
You said - I’m not reading all that- ok maybe you should of read it.
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Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
Because you’re being disingenuous
You said - I’m not reading all that- ok maybe you should of read it.
I am just asking you a question. in general, that a jury's verdict is not always the right call, yes or no?
I am not asking you about the jury's verdict for GF's case so please dont answer in this manner "in the case of GF, the verdict made the right call"...Last edited by IceTrayDaGang; 05-08-2025, 11:27 AM.
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Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
Because you’re being disingenuous
You said - I’m not reading all that- ok maybe you should of read it.
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Originally posted by IceTrayDaGang View Post
yeah, and in the past, you were always so quick to prove me wrong.. now you are saying "go look for it". ?
I am just asking you a question. in general, that a jury's verdict is not always the right call, yes or no?
I am not asking you about the jury's verdict for GF's case so please dont answer in this manner "in the case of GF's the verdict made the right call"...
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