Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
long time guy wrote:
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
Nas wrote:
Whatever the worst thing any of us have done in our lives, you can bet your ass that there are people like JLN that believe "their" worst thing is minor in comparison. On some level we're all probably that persot.
No, stop this. Most people have done nothing on the level of assaulting a pregnant woman with a gun. Just fucking stop it.
Litigation Notes displaying his hypocrisy and whatever else you want to call it yet again. You, as well as your compadres spent a 1 week or 2 defending a guy that hunted someone down in a pickup truck and killed him. By all accounts it was racially motivated. At no point did you or your compadre state that he was a piece of shit. Never crossed your mind.
During the entire exercise the murder victim was the perpetrator as far as you and the usual suspects were concerned. If George Floyd is a piece of shit as far you are concerned then so are the people that killed Arbery in Atlanta. You will never consider them that though and I think we both know why.
Never once did I defend them (saying that it's possible for the aggressor in a situation to be put in reasonable fear for their life is not defending their actions, nor is questioning the specifics of the narrative that Arbery was out for a marathon-length jog). I also was never pointedly asked whether the blumpkins (which I did call them that) were pieces of shit, and there was nobody that I saw trying to minimize an act from their past as heinous as assaulting a pregnant woman with a firearm in order to characterize them as "gentle giants".
The old "I'm not defending them I'm just establishing plausible deniability for their actions" routine
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
Since we're now in the hypothetical realm where "they committed a crime, any old one will do": what if Aubery was truly gaining control over the gun during the struggle?
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
13 miles from his home, no bike, no car, not stealing anything...what the hell was he doing, if not jogging? I don't want to give too much credence to the notion that the reason for his presence in that area plays a significant role in whether the shooting was justified, and far be it from me to question a crying, grieving man such as yourself, but if he was 13 miles away when this happened, and he left his home to take this jog, doesn't that mean the dude was running a marathon-distance course? AND that marathon-distance course that he jogs just happens to take him near the house construction site he apparently visited at night previously? Doesn't that strain credulity at all for you?
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
Ok then you have no factual basis for thinking that he wasn't there to jog.Questioning the jogging narrative rationally flows from observing the fact that his return trip home would have resulted in a 26-mile jogging route, in concert with the fact that his 26-mile jog took him into the neighborhood he had visited previously at night to trespass onto property under construction.
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:
But if they argue that the guy grabbed the gun and had gotten a hold of it, and the physical evidence backs that account to some degree, proving anything beyond a reasonable doubt in the face of a self-defense claim backed by evidence probably gets a good bit harder. It becomes Zimmerman 2.0.
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The Hawk wrote:
This is going to reach a head pretty soon.