[Cyber Liberty]

Which is roughly several orders of magnitude below “beyond a reasonable doubt.”

I don't think this is going to swing on "reasonable doubt," which is the law. I think it may end up being about riot prevention, which could be the biggest miscarriage of justice we've seen in my lifetime.

It would signal the move of justice from a system of laws to a system to protect whoever has the monopoly on violence, in this case black thugs. One man will have to be thrown to the wolves to prevent riots by black thugs. As long as people fear reprisals from black thugs, that will take priority over quaint silliness like whether or not someone is actually guilty of something.

If Zimmerman goes to jail for this, we're in for some very difficult times ahead.

[cuban leaf]

I don’t think this is going to swing on “reasonable doubt,” which is the law. I think it may end up being about riot prevention, which could be the biggest miscarriage of justice we’ve seen in my lifetime.

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We are on the same page, but I believe that has already happened. I believe that both the R’s and D’s gave the 2012 election to Obama to prevent our cities burning. Look at the rhetoric from both sides, even Obama, in the weeks preceding the election.

[knarf]

"If Zimmerman goes to jail for this, we're in for some very difficult times ahead."

White riots .. and I'll try to find a position.