Monday, November 24, 2014
I Remember...
...when the verdict in the OJ Simpson trial came down. I thought it was such a miscarriage of justice that I went out and burned and looted throughout the night. Oh, wait. I went back to work, feeling that there was a miscarriage of justice but that it was what it was and the jury had way more evidence before them than I did.
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That's what decent people do: they carry on. Only the uneducated "entitlement" crowd throws a tantrum when they don't get what they want.
ReplyDeleteThey don't want "justice", by the way. They're simply too ignorant to know the word they want is vengeance. A mob is a mob is a mob ...
And why wasn't there a curfew? And where were the National Guard. We knew this would happen.
DeleteThere would have been riots had the verdict returned "guilty"....because to the mob mentality, carefully stirred and directed by those pulling the strings from safely afar (*cough*Sharpton/Jackson*cough*), if the "white cop" had been found guilty, then by association, ALL white cops would be guilty (just not caught yet), blah blah blah go loot a bunch of completely unrelated businesses. There was no getting out of this without a mob, short of sending in the Nat'l Guard (WITH ammo for their rifles).
ReplyDeleteThe National Guard that was already in the area...
DeleteI agree. There would have been riots no matter what. There are too many professionals in this to let the opportunity pass by.