Hope you had a goobleriffic weekend, & survied
“Black Eye Friday”. Well things are still sadly all
(Better call Saul!)
about Ferguson today. And the entire process of
the Grand jury was “botched” intentionally from
the beginning. Shit even Scallia Bot 2000 said it:
“Neither in this country nor in England has the suspect
under investigation by the grand jury ever been thought
to a right to testify/have exculpatory evidence presented”
Pretty, clear, shit. Wilson should NOT have ever
even testified, let alone have “heresay” evidence
Prosecutor Bob McCulloch, “knows exactly” how
Grand Jurys work. He simply choose to ignore it
(King Asshole)
It would be like saying “Oh, the thing you are all
supposed to do…meh, fuck that noise. Do THIS!”
The only reason he would ignore the rules & just
present such evidence is to reduce the chances of
ANY “Grand Jury indictment”, of Darren Wilson,
period. Forget grand juries almost always indict,
and that Bob McCulloch ‘tanked this’ on purpose
throwin the case. A grand jury could indict a ham
(We know)
sandwich….not a white cop who killed a black kid
And until that changes, no rational citizen should
be able to sleep well at night. It’s systemic racism
And it will now be purged from all offices of power
NOTE: More Blind Hate From Republican Staffer
Have a day!
December 28th, 2024 - 6:23 am
The handling of the Ferguson case and the grand jury process has definitely sparked a lot of controversy. It’s clear that there were many issues with how things were handled, especially with Wilson’s testimony being allowed when it shouldn’t have been. Prosecutor McCulloch’s decisions throughout the process raise serious questions about fairness and transparency. Whether or not the system was intentionally ‘botched,’ it’s hard to ignore the flaws that led to such an outcome. This case was about more than just legal procedures—it was about justice being served to the community.