Hillary (3) – Child rape cases are a hoot

Summary: Hillary successfully defended a child rapist — oops, I mean “accused” child rapist — back in 1975. But that is not the interesting part. The interesting part is this interview:

Note that this is raw source material. No pundits; no shills; no conspiracies… Just Hillary Rodham, in her own words.

Now, I can already hear you blathering something about adversarial justice systems, so I will pause to let you finish.

There, are you done? Good. Yes, yes, I understand the right to counsel. I understand that it is better to let ten guilty men go free (or was it 100?) than to punish one innocent. I understand the argument that, if you rape a 12-year-old girl but the prosecution mishandles your underwear with her blood on it, that you “should” walk. I do not necessarily agree, but I certainly understand the argument. So let’s say we stipulate all of this.

This interview is still incredibly damning, not for what it says about the case, but for what it says about the state of mind afterward.

Some of us would have trouble defending an accused child rapist. If we accepted the case and came to believe our client was guilty, many of us would have trouble proceeding. If we proceeded anyway and won, almost all of us would have mixed emotions at best. We would not later reminisce about it, and boast about it, and laugh about it. We would not say in an interview, “Lawdy, I had some tough cases in those days! I remember this one child rapist yuk yuk yuk … and I got him off with time served! Ah, memories.” We would be incapable of this because of that little voice in our head; you know, the one that distinguishes right from wrong? That little voice would constantly be whispering, “Dear God, he RAPED that little girl and I helped him go free.”

A few people are born without that little voice. We call them “sociopaths”. This recording demonstrates that Hillary lacks that little voice.

But please, do not take my word for it. Do not let me, or anyone else, tell you what to think. Listen for yourself, and draw your own conclusions.

Disgusting. No apparent feelings for the victim whatsoever.

Also, she’s talkin’ like a Southern gal! ;)

I guess we know where the “ain’t noways tired” thing comes from. She appears to immediately glom onto the accent of her neighbors (wasn’t she living in Arkansas then?).

I grew up in a Chicago suburb too, just like Hillary. I lived in Texas for a while but never adopted the accent.

Although, when I go home, people tell me I now sound like a Canuck (after 16 years)...and sometimes I can even hear it and it irritates me to no end! ;)

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In Oakland, California a black firefighter accused a white police officer of being a racist

Keith Jones and his sons were walking back to their vehicle after a Raiders game when he noticed that the garage door to the fire station he works at had been left open. Mr. Jones entered the building to make sure it was secure and was exiting the open door when a police officer, who was already responding to a call about a possible burglary at that location, pulled up and told Jones and his boys to put their hands up.

According to Jones, the officer had his hand on his gun and was in a shooting stance. Jones said he tried to let the officer see his ID, but the officer refused to let him. He said his boys were terrified that the belligerent officer would shoot their father.

The incident ended without arrest.

But then Jones went on the news to proclaim himself a victim of a racist cop who “views black males as a threat.”

He also filed a complaint against the officer, who he said “never apologized” for stopping him.

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Now compare that to what actually happened.

The police officer handled himself with caution and professionalism. He did apologize for the confusion THREE TIMES, even though there was no need for apology because he was handling this by-the-book.

This is so sad on so many levels. Why on earth would this man make up a story that is in no way, shape, or form true? Could it be because he knows how much the media loves stories where a white cop harasses a black citizen? Could it be he wanted to get more air time and become famous? Now that the cop’s camera footage is out, the same Jones who had no problem making up lies about the police and going on the news suddenly doesn’t want to be interviewed again and is deferring people to his attorney. Shame on you sir.

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