To: SaraJohnson
Remember way back in 1994 and the OJ trial, when almost 100% of blacks insisted on the prosecution proving guilt (way, way) beyond a reasonable doubt?
Remember how they insisted on a clear chain of custody of the evidence?
Remember how they all insisted the integrity of the system must be upheld and the verdict respected?
Ahhh, the Good Old Days.
To: FirstFlaBn
"Ahhh, the Good Old Days."
Actually, that was the first time I realized that there is still a HUGE gulf between black and white perceptions in this country. I don't remember the exact figures, but it was something like 90% of whites thought Simpson was guilty versus only 40% of blacks, or some such huge split. That was both depressing and frightening, because it suggested to me that many blacks are impervious to reason - not because of some biological defect, but because of paranoia drummed in by the incessant racial negativism of the black and white liberal leadership.
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