This plus just plain old incompetence by the DA team.
Oh well.
Juice.if he did do it, he addressed this with the man upstairs already.
For Black people only: why did so many of you believe O.J. was innocent? His DNA/blood was ALL over the crime scene. The defense played y'all bad.
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This plus just plain old incompetence by the DA team.
Oh well.
Juice.if he did do it, he addressed this with the man upstairs already.
Who said OJ was defended for being innocent? Would a real Black person ask this Even or be confused about why OJ was actually supported? It was above him it was about historical systemic oppression and his case was just a vessel for justice that has long been overdue. Think of all the Black men that died just for looking at a white woman let alone being accused of it. That not guity decision provided cathartic release.
Nobody got played @Flywin Lannister. How do you feel about missing all the obvious
Nobody got played @Flywin Lannister. How do you feel about missing all the obvious
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This clip perfectly describes it...timestamped
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This will not get you accepted with CACsThese are SERIOUS questions. Blindly replying with "You a C00N" because reality (OJ did it) doesn't allign with a stupid belief the media and his lawyers made you form makes you look like a fukking idiot without a brain.
Three questions:
1. How does it feel decades after getting played?
2. Now that you know he did it (he wrote a book "If I Did It" after he was acquitted lol) do you see that you got played?
3. Two things can be true: the LAPD can be filled with nothing but racists AND OJ can be a murderer. Why was this simple concept so hard for you?
You have to be a complete dummy to let Johnnie Cochran and his flunkies trick you into believing that OJ
a) OJ didn't do the murders (the DNA alone would convict anyone - the victims' blood AND his blood are at the crime scene, his car and on the glove AT HIS HOUSE)*
b) that because Furhman is a racist p.o.s..... OJ didn't do the murders
c) that because the LAPD is filled with racist pigs who got acquitted for the horrendous Rodney King beating... OJ didn't do the murders
This was an expert job by Johnnie Cochran and his team (especially the cross-examination of Furhman and the set up to later prove he did in fact use the word). Seeing so many Black people be willing to be used as spokespeople with the "I do think he set them up" and "Free OJ' shirts.. is sickening.
That you didn't see that they'd never go to this extent had the victims been Black.. is a level of stupidity that is hard to wrap your head around.
When it comes to justice NOBODY deserves to be murdered.
When it comes to justice whatever the race of the killer is: they need to go away, forever.
When it comes to stupidity: there's no bigger stupidity than rooting and hollering for a murderer who got acquitted, Black, White or Blue.
Why the fukk is this euro sambo op making threads about this old ass topic?
RhymesWell
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This is why I always say OJ would've had to have been the Michael Jordan of murder to pull this off then slide back to his spot 10 minutes later, hide all the evidence without having blood all over his WHITE car or his beige carpet in his bedroom, and then appear calm and cool to the limo driver. Cmon man. This dude ain't seal 6 or some shyt. He didn't do it.
I dont know about that,unless you think hes guilty. It showed that a rich black man can still be set up to be taken down. Anly by the glory of God was OJ not given the gas chamber
Unbothered
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Well, I wasn't born yet when it happened, so I can't really answer the question, however, based on the knowledge I've learned about the entire ordeal. It wasn't necessarily about supporting O.J., who didn't even want our support; it was more like sticking up a middle finger at the system and, generally speaking, cacs. Not to be crude, but Black folks of the 90s could've cared less about some white woman getting murdered, and it's because of what I'm about to explain below...
From my perspective, a lot of Black people supported OJ's innocence, not because they cared for him but what it meant systemically, his trial was symbolic in a way due to the racial tensions and systemic injustices being high at the time across America, especially in California in the early and mid-90s, for example, the Latasha Harlins murder, Rodney King getting brutalized by the police, the LA riots that came afterward, among other things, transpiring, politically speaking that added fuel to the fire.
Although the 90s is remembered fondly due to nostalgia surrounding certain things (music, movies, TV shows, etc), it was also a dark period in terms of race relations between Black and White folks, which in the 90s weren't great; technically, it's never been great, even up to this day, but shockingly, 90s race relations were far worse than they were during the mid-70s and 80s particularly due to the Reagan era, among other things that soured those relationship improvements of the 70s and 80s.
From my perspective, a lot of Black people supported OJ's innocence, not because they cared for him but what it meant systemically, his trial was symbolic in a way due to the racial tensions and systemic injustices being high at the time across America, especially in California in the early and mid-90s, for example, the Latasha Harlins murder, Rodney King getting brutalized by the police, the LA riots that came afterward, among other things, transpiring, politically speaking that added fuel to the fire.
Although the 90s is remembered fondly due to nostalgia surrounding certain things (music, movies, TV shows, etc), it was also a dark period in terms of race relations between Black and White folks, which in the 90s weren't great; technically, it's never been great, even up to this day, but shockingly, 90s race relations were far worse than they were during the mid-70s and 80s particularly due to the Reagan era, among other things that soured those relationship improvements of the 70s and 80s.
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Dameon Farrow
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You guys really let this blackfisher get a plat off this? 
. Nicole was a drug addict. She and Fay Resnick were super cool. And were both heavy drug users. But they didn't like paying for said drugs. Fay Resnick went to rehab so she got spared but the Colombians don't play not being paid. I hate what happened to Ron Goldman. Wrong place at wrong time. Why do you think they had that world famous neck-tie? Why do you think Fay Resnick's book got suppressed before the trial? OJ was a hothead but he didn't do this one. Running off on the plug(well dealer in this case) is dangerous.
. Nicole was a drug addict. She and Fay Resnick were super cool. And were both heavy drug users. But they didn't like paying for said drugs. Fay Resnick went to rehab so she got spared but the Colombians don't play not being paid. I hate what happened to Ron Goldman. Wrong place at wrong time. Why do you think they had that world famous neck-tie? Why do you think Fay Resnick's book got suppressed before the trial? OJ was a hothead but he didn't do this one. Running off on the plug(well dealer in this case) is dangerous.
A white person will never get me to say OJ is guilty
IsThatBrothaMouzone?
Veteran
I dont know about that,unless you think hes guilty. It showed that a rich black man can still be set up to be taken down. Anly by the glory of God was OJ not given the gas chamber
Big thing is he hired a man (JC) that had lots of legal experience dealing with LAPD. He knew EXACTLY where their weak points were...questionable evidence handling and a propensity towards anti-Black racism.
Even in that documentary about OJ, the retired cops and reporters couldn't hide their racism. Probably wouldn't take much for them to call someone a nikka with the hard "er."
Personally, I feel like he was there but I'm not sold on him soloing both Nicole and Ron. Juice was 47 with bad knees and arthritis. It was either someone coming for Ron or OJ's eldest son Jason. Dude was an expert in knife-based combat from his time in the military. Similar size to OJ but maybe 25 lbs heavier and much younger. OJ might have helped....but not sure he did it all alone.
Goldman was a trained black belt, so OJ wouldn't have been able to take him that cleanly at his age....unless he had a little help.
