Posted on 11/23/2021 8:35:15 AM PST by Paul46360
Yes, it is mine, but how is this a kangaroo court? Has the judge not used the rule of law? Has he overstepped his powers? Thanks.
Definition of kangaroo court
1: a mock court in which the principles of law and justice are disregarded or perverted
2: a court characterized by irresponsible, unauthorized, or irregular status or procedures
“Did they cross state lines?”
Hell, they’re from Ethiopia!
EXATCLY
This. They were guessing that Aubrey had stolen items. Running was not proof.
This case isn’t about BLM or Antifa. I hate both but this case sucks. If the defendants get off, it will be on a technical interpretation of a bad law that has since been repealed.
Exactly, They had no dog in the fight and they had no right to hold him at gunpoint.
“If police can do it then so should common folks.”
If some “common folks” come up threatening to kill me on the streets, I’ll feel justified trying to shoot those bastards first!
Since it was a house under construction, maybe they thought he was running off with a table saw and only dropped it when Arbery spotted them......../s
These yahoos had no business doing what they did. I don't know how anyone here could possibly defend them.
Looks like a lynch mob to me.
Amazing how all the ‘experts” in this thread know for certain what went on and what didn’t and are proclaiming guilt and innocence. All you experts have is media hype with mixed facts and an agenda. That means nothing as we have seen repeatedly in the past, most recently with the Rittenhouse case. The only real (or closest to real) facts about what happened will be brought out in the trial. Prior to that, it is all babble — on both sides.
Right...barracks lawyers they were called
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