leekohler said:
Yes we are, and I think there is sufficient reason to be. The good guys always win in Hollywood movies, but I would argue that crime truly does pay all too often.
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Robert Blake Not Guilty
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Yes we are, and I think there is sufficient reason to be. The good guys always win in Hollywood movies, but I would argue that crime truly does pay all too often.
redAPPLE said:
Are you serious?
Robert Blake is a retired washed up actor, lat work was as "Baretta."Here is information about the trial.
http://www.blakemurdercase.com/
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Y'know what? IMO this thread stinks. Makes me feel like a line of traffic rubbernecking at a fatal car crash. You may disagree of course...
The prosecution has to convince a jury beyond a reasonable doubt. They didn't. The fairest system that our society has been able to come up with to date has ruled that he didn't do what he was charged of.
Why can't we accept that?
As for that other comment: does anybody deserve to die because they had a disrepurable past?
No, not ever.
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OK sermon over, I recommend turning off our Macs, going out into the sunshine and being nice to someone just because it's a gloriously beautiful, albeit mysteriously flawed, world.
Y'know what? IMO this thread stinks. Makes me feel like a line of traffic rubbernecking at a fatal car crash. You may disagree of course...
The prosecution has to convince a jury beyond a reasonable doubt. They didn't. The fairest system that our society has been able to come up with to date has ruled that he didn't do what he was charged of.
Why can't we accept that?
As for that other comment: does anybody deserve to die because they had a disrepurable past?
No, not ever.
</RANT>
OK sermon over, I recommend turning off our Macs, going out into the sunshine and being nice to someone just because it's a gloriously beautiful, albeit mysteriously flawed, world.