He hit a nerve breh
I always hit that nerve with they ass........I got these cacs following my threads and posts they so mad.............
Whites Still Angry Over OJ Case...lol
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I always hit that nerve with they ass........I got these cacs following my threads and posts they so mad.............
He has, not of murder. Of conspiracy. O.J. did not murder her or Ronhe was guilty
but if theres some kinda scoreboard throughout the hist of america, whites are not fukkin losing
but if theres some kinda scoreboard throughout the hist of america, whites are not fukkin losing
I don't know, being child molesting murders seems like losing to me.
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I wish the Coli existed when this trial happened. Imagine the comments
Cave Savage
Feminist
I was too young to understand back then but OJ getting off never bothered me
With the history of innocent black men getting lynched and white people killing black people with no consequences, I think of it as a symbolic W for black America. I think OJ was very likely guilty but that's just white America getting a taste of its own medicine. If he was guilty, Karma eventually caught up to him anyway.
With the history of innocent black men getting lynched and white people killing black people with no consequences, I think of it as a symbolic W for black America. I think OJ was very likely guilty but that's just white America getting a taste of its own medicine. If he was guilty, Karma eventually caught up to him anyway.
'People v. O.J. Simpson' Blasted by Nicole Brown Simpson & Ron Goldman's Families: 'Shame on You'
The families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman are upset over the upcoming FX miniseries The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,and they're taking the creators to task for the "troubling" project.
Goldman's father, Fred, and sister, Kim, joined Brown's sister, Tanya, for a sit-down with Dr. Phil on Monday to discuss their concerns about the highly-anticipated true crime drama. This will be the first time the family members, who say they weren't consulted, will appear together on the same show at the same time.
"[John] Travolta, [David] Schwimmer, Cuba Gooding [Jr.], shame on you guys," Tanya said, calling out the cast of the miniseries. "You should have called the families."
The family members also shared their concerns that the show will trivialize the tragedy and pain they've suffered or possibly be taken as fact by future generations, who aren't familiar with the riveting 1995 O.J. Simpson trial.
"A whole new generation who never saw this take place is going to see this series and assume that everything is fact," Fred shared. "That's going to become the new reality and that's very troubling to me."
Author Jeffrey Toobin, whose book The Run of His Life: The People vs. O.J. Simpson was the basis for the miniseries, defended his representation of the case, and the show's depiction of the events.
According to Toobin, the show is not looking to exploit the murders and the series treats the victims and their memories with great respect.
"This is not a story about how the victims were unimportant," Toobin explains. "This is a story about how the process didn't give those victims what they deserve."
Watch the entire interview with Dr. Phil on Feb. 1. Check here for local listings.
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Just cut them a check. You know that's what will shut them up.
The families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman are upset over the upcoming FX miniseries The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,and they're taking the creators to task for the "troubling" project.
Goldman's father, Fred, and sister, Kim, joined Brown's sister, Tanya, for a sit-down with Dr. Phil on Monday to discuss their concerns about the highly-anticipated true crime drama. This will be the first time the family members, who say they weren't consulted, will appear together on the same show at the same time.
"[John] Travolta, [David] Schwimmer, Cuba Gooding [Jr.], shame on you guys," Tanya said, calling out the cast of the miniseries. "You should have called the families."
The family members also shared their concerns that the show will trivialize the tragedy and pain they've suffered or possibly be taken as fact by future generations, who aren't familiar with the riveting 1995 O.J. Simpson trial.
"A whole new generation who never saw this take place is going to see this series and assume that everything is fact," Fred shared. "That's going to become the new reality and that's very troubling to me."
Author Jeffrey Toobin, whose book The Run of His Life: The People vs. O.J. Simpson was the basis for the miniseries, defended his representation of the case, and the show's depiction of the events.
According to Toobin, the show is not looking to exploit the murders and the series treats the victims and their memories with great respect.
"This is not a story about how the victims were unimportant," Toobin explains. "This is a story about how the process didn't give those victims what they deserve."
Watch the entire interview with Dr. Phil on Feb. 1. Check here for local listings.
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Just cut them a check. You know that's what will shut them up.
Red Shield
Global Domination
and of course they want some of that check cut
and of course they want some of that check cut
I don't get how the Goldmans are still complaining about "getting what they deserved". They took damn near all of OJ's money. A lot of his football money too I think. And they're not getting justice because the glove didn't fit.
Bugatti Biceps
Supreme Hacker
Funny thing is, it was most likely OJ's son that committed the murder.
wet landscapes
ghost
I was really young when that was going on so it's weird seeing people talk about it
like when I was younger when ppl would be
I would just 
right along with them because it was supposed to be some sort of landmark black victory
but then I watched some short documentary on ID and it's like
he really actually killed this bytch
why is this a good thing
like when I was younger when ppl would be
I would just right along with them because it was supposed to be some sort of landmark black victorybut then I watched some short documentary on ID and it's like
he really actually killed this bytch why is this a good thing
Sk3ptical
alhamdulillah
and cacs are still madBut OJ is gone for the next 25-30
the cac mamba
Banned
@YaThreadFloppedB! i think you took this the wrong way
but if theres some kinda scoreboard throughout the hist of america, whites are not fukkin losing
the cac mamba
Banned
i would agreeI don't know, being child molesting murders seems like losing to me.
that wasnt my point as far as winning in courts
alright