[Freedom2specul8]

"I can't understand why Luis Gonzales has become a big fan of the propaganda state. Of all people, I thought you would be able to resist the song of the media sirens and such fans and comrades of Castro. "

As you well know, we "can" speak our minds and we don't have to play follow the leader. Most of us don't follow the leader.

We are able to "read" the trancripts, read whatever book we want, and watch or listen to whatever we want.

Just because your interpretation of events isn't shared by all regular trial observers, doesn't mean those people who disagree with you are victims of state propaganda.

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a38764c85336d.htm

[tetelestai]

Kim, I’m amazed at how well you’ve kept your composure on these threads. It does absolutely no good to attack someone because they happen to agree with the judge and jury in this case. While many people have followed the trial, only the jury got to deliberate the case with each other. They examined the evidence, compared notes, judged whether witnesses were credible, etc. I imagine there was a lot of tension and emotion in the jury room while they decided the case. I’ve served on a jury in a murder trail before, it’s no fun trust me.

The fact is, DW was found guilty and is thus a convicted murderer. He’ll get a chance to appeal the verdict. I’ve watched these threads off & on since they started. I think Kim has been slandered many times for no apparent reason. I’ve seen her try to act civil only to be ruthlessly attacked. I’m surprised, but glad, that she keeps coming back.