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CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:Not surprised at all. What else were frightened jurors going to do?

Im not surprised by your reaction. I'll leave it at that.

I'm not saying whether I agree or not with the verdict, I'm simply saying it was a no brainer. If you have something to say, say it.

Anyone who has done jury duty knows if the nature of a case frightens you, you don't get selected. Even if you weren't, you'd say so just to get out of being part of the 12. If you wanna knock anyone then knock the judge for selecting frightened jurors.


If anything, be mad at the fact that they wasted little time deliberating.
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AbeVigodaLive wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
AbeVigodaLive wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
FNG wrote:With every hour that the jury sequesters, I'm more convinced WildWolf's fears are about to happen. I still think the manslaughter charge is a slam dunk, but I suspect they are hung up on the Murder 2 and Murder 3 charges, and the longer they go, the more I think he will be acquitted on those charges. My daughter and boyfriend live in the inner city, and their bags are packed...ready to take back roads to come stay with us in the safe burbs.

I wish Biden would have waited to make his comments about the outcome he wants, but at least he waited until the jury was sequestered. Still misguided, but not at a Maxine Waters level.

Both Biden and Waters are complicit in the riots that are about to ensue. Neither one of those cretins are running the country, so they should have just kept their cocksuckers shut. I'll be staying out of Portland this week, and would encourage my friends on the board to do the same, no matter what major city you are near.


"cretins"... "cocksuckers"...

Easy there, fella. Chill. Relax. Calm down. Take it easy. Breathe...in. Breathe... out.

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Back to the land of the calm and collected... yes. Ideally, Biden wouldn't have said anything. Let this already politically/racially charged event run its course in our judicial system without any public-influencing opinions (even if thinly veiled like Biden did).

Even though he didn't come remotely close to saying anything like Waters did... those who are against his "cocksucking cretin" type is going to paint the lines in bright neon colors to try to equate the two. And that's too bad. It causes further discord... even if it's at the feet of those who come unhinged online or elsewhere.

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LOL yeah, that's you
I still say these threads have no place on the Wolves forum. And I think we all know why...

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WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:Not surprised at all. What else were frightened jurors going to do?

Im not surprised by your reaction. I'll leave it at that.

I'm not saying whether I agree or not with the verdict, I'm simply saying it was a no brainer. If you have something to say, say it.

Anyone who has done jury duty knows if the nature of a case frightens you, you don't get selected. Even if you weren't, you'd say so just to get out of being part of the 12. If you wanna knock anyone then knock the judge for selecting frightened jurors.


If anything, be mad at the fact that they wasted little time deliberating.

I'm not mad at all. You were never going to find jurors in this case who weren't frightened. I mean that's just a fact. I didn't watch any of the trial, only read a little about it. I have no opinion on whether he should have been convicted or not. Just saying the trial was over before it started. And if you were on edge about what the decision was going to be, you shouldn't have been.
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CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:Not surprised at all. What else were frightened jurors going to do?

Im not surprised by your reaction. I'll leave it at that.

I'm not saying whether I agree or not with the verdict, I'm simply saying it was a no brainer. If you have something to say, say it.

Anyone who has done jury duty knows if the nature of a case frightens you, you don't get selected. Even if you weren't, you'd say so just to get out of being part of the 12. If you wanna knock anyone then knock the judge for selecting frightened jurors.


If anything, be mad at the fact that they wasted little time deliberating.

I'm not mad at all. You were never going to find jurors in this case who weren't frightened. I mean that's just a fact. I didn't watch any of the trial, only read a little about it. I have no opinion on whether he should have been convicted or not. Just saying the trial was over before it started. And if you were on edge about what the decision was going to be, you shouldn't have been.


Cool you are better than that. You already made up your mind did next to no research on the trial and are now making what sounds like a irrefutable claim. Like I said you are better than that.
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monsterpile wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:Not surprised at all. What else were frightened jurors going to do?

Im not surprised by your reaction. I'll leave it at that.

I'm not saying whether I agree or not with the verdict, I'm simply saying it was a no brainer. If you have something to say, say it.

Anyone who has done jury duty knows if the nature of a case frightens you, you don't get selected. Even if you weren't, you'd say so just to get out of being part of the 12. If you wanna knock anyone then knock the judge for selecting frightened jurors.


If anything, be mad at the fact that they wasted little time deliberating.

I'm not mad at all. You were never going to find jurors in this case who weren't frightened. I mean that's just a fact. I didn't watch any of the trial, only read a little about it. I have no opinion on whether he should have been convicted or not. Just saying the trial was over before it started. And if you were on edge about what the decision was going to be, you shouldn't have been.


Cool you are better than that. You already made up your mind did next to no research on the trial and are now making what sounds like a irrefutable claim. Like I said you are better than that.


Ummm...

Have you not read his other "OT" threads?
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monsterpile wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:Not surprised at all. What else were frightened jurors going to do?

Im not surprised by your reaction. I'll leave it at that.

I'm not saying whether I agree or not with the verdict, I'm simply saying it was a no brainer. If you have something to say, say it.

Anyone who has done jury duty knows if the nature of a case frightens you, you don't get selected. Even if you weren't, you'd say so just to get out of being part of the 12. If you wanna knock anyone then knock the judge for selecting frightened jurors.


If anything, be mad at the fact that they wasted little time deliberating.

I'm not mad at all. You were never going to find jurors in this case who weren't frightened. I mean that's just a fact. I didn't watch any of the trial, only read a little about it. I have no opinion on whether he should have been convicted or not. Just saying the trial was over before it started. And if you were on edge about what the decision was going to be, you shouldn't have been.


Cool you are better than that. You already made up your mind did next to no research on the trial and are now making what sounds like a irrefutable claim. Like I said you are better than that.

I don't understand Monster. What did I say that was wrong? You don't think these jurors knew what was at stake? Maybe they got it right, maybe they didn't. But the process was only heading in one direction, and I think that's too bad.
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AbeVigodaLive wrote:
monsterpile wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:Not surprised at all. What else were frightened jurors going to do?

Im not surprised by your reaction. I'll leave it at that.

I'm not saying whether I agree or not with the verdict, I'm simply saying it was a no brainer. If you have something to say, say it.

Anyone who has done jury duty knows if the nature of a case frightens you, you don't get selected. Even if you weren't, you'd say so just to get out of being part of the 12. If you wanna knock anyone then knock the judge for selecting frightened jurors.


If anything, be mad at the fact that they wasted little time deliberating.

I'm not mad at all. You were never going to find jurors in this case who weren't frightened. I mean that's just a fact. I didn't watch any of the trial, only read a little about it. I have no opinion on whether he should have been convicted or not. Just saying the trial was over before it started. And if you were on edge about what the decision was going to be, you shouldn't have been.


Cool you are better than that. You already made up your mind did next to no research on the trial and are now making what sounds like a irrefutable claim. Like I said you are better than that.


Ummm...

Have you not read his other "OT" threads?

You want to pick a fight with me? DM me, let's see what you got.
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CoolBreeze44 wrote:
AbeVigodaLive wrote:
monsterpile wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:
WildWolf2813 wrote:
CoolBreeze44 wrote:Not surprised at all. What else were frightened jurors going to do?

Im not surprised by your reaction. I'll leave it at that.

I'm not saying whether I agree or not with the verdict, I'm simply saying it was a no brainer. If you have something to say, say it.

Anyone who has done jury duty knows if the nature of a case frightens you, you don't get selected. Even if you weren't, you'd say so just to get out of being part of the 12. If you wanna knock anyone then knock the judge for selecting frightened jurors.


If anything, be mad at the fact that they wasted little time deliberating.

I'm not mad at all. You were never going to find jurors in this case who weren't frightened. I mean that's just a fact. I didn't watch any of the trial, only read a little about it. I have no opinion on whether he should have been convicted or not. Just saying the trial was over before it started. And if you were on edge about what the decision was going to be, you shouldn't have been.


Cool you are better than that. You already made up your mind did next to no research on the trial and are now making what sounds like a irrefutable claim. Like I said you are better than that.


Ummm...

Have you not read his other "OT" threads?

You want to pick a fight with me? DM me, let's see what you got.



Settle down tough guy.

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Well, that was interesting. I watched way too much of this from jury selection on. I feel the prosecution won with Tobin's testimony and that Chauvin not taking the stand. I am not sure how a person in his position wouldn't want to speak and have his voice heard when his life depends on it. (a serious POS in my opinion) The defense could have gotten more into the physics of the restraint and how it was not a deadly use of force, but failed. He also let several jurors get in that were questionable when he had challenges to burn.

Hopefully, we can now move forward but doubt the mob will. The trials for the other 3 are this summer and I hope they get little to no time. I have not heard much about timing of Porter trial, but she will get 2nd degree Manslaughter and hopefully little to no jail time. In my eyes she will have served enough for her accident and served to honorably before this.

My pipe dream would be to have all state and local government public sector employee unions abolished. We need reform for police and tougher laws on people resisting arrest.

Having a friend's child die of an overdose recently due to a bad drug cocktail I am curious what the state will do with Mr. Hall. That guy deserves to be in prison for dealing drugs and is the instigator in all of this.
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thedoper wrote:Poor girl was yelling taser and didnt even know it was her gun. Its sad.

Yeah... 26 year vet too. I can't imagine living with that either. A horrible tragedy all the way around.
bleedspeed177 wrote:My wife and I were talking about a few of these things.

1. Floyd and Wright's incidents are not racial events or hate crimes. They racial brewed political and media-made events.
2. We wonder how immigration has changed historically. Early on it was a promise of opportunity and struggle, but today it seems to be a place of safety and welfare. We seem to have groups importing immigrants instead of those individuals making the tough decision. Is it a reality? Is that the right strategy?
3. We are sick of our freedoms and liberties being limited due to inciters of race wars.
4. Why is there not a call for self-accountability?

1) no, they it's flat out police brutality, abuse of authority, etc. It's been a major issue for years and if the fact that more black people are proportionately killed by police than anyone else gets this shit changed so be it.

2) Our country decided to be world police, world humanitarians, etc and made asylum a thing (seeking safety). You say welfare, do you have any idea how many immigrants are on gov't assistance or the kind of work immigrants do when they get here?
Do you even have a clue as to how hard it is to travel thousands a miles like that? If you are saying people making the decision to flee their country to seek asylum in the US are not hard decisions... yikes

3) What freedoms and liberties of yours have been limited?

4) uhhh I hear that shit all the time from certain segments of the country. Often the same ones who blame someone's own death on them for not obeying a command saying, but they should just have listened. Any human being who is killed by a cop when there was ZERO realistic fear for life is not THE fucking "criminal". FULL. STOP. Unjustly killing a person is one of the very worsts crimes any person can commit. The amount of times I'll see someone reference a person as a criminal who's worst "crime" is some weak misdemeanor relating to said person being killed by a cop. (IE: cop kills unarmed non violent person and people say, but this criminal didn't listen)
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