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Originally posted by MikeKennedyRulZ
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In reading what happened to lead to his freedom, that seems to me to be the correct decision. The real miscarriage of justice is that it was allowed to continue for so long either due to witnesses refusing to come forward at the time of the events, police being corrupt or incompetent, or Cosby and his legal team bullying the victims into silence.Livin the dream -
Agreed, I don't know how there could be another conclusion. There's NO way he would have been convicted without self incrimination and there's no self incrimination without imunity.
I read some of the court findings, and I'll gladly admit I have little interest.....but the entire thing makes me sick in every way. There is culpability everywhere and if you can't see that, you're blind.Comment
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It really sounds like the charges being brought should have been challenged and adjuducated on these grounds before his trial was even allowed to move forward.
Really ass backward if you ask me."When life hands you lemons, make lemonade." Better have some sugar and water too, or else your lemonade will suck!Comment
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I'm sure they were. This was one of the initial "shots fired" for the #metoo movement. I'm betting the judge was swaying in the political winds (but I don't know that -- the media hype train and #metoo mob was rolling 100% anti-man at this point so I am betting the judge was just feeling the pressure).Originally posted by ShockerPrez View PostKung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!Comment
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He's a creep but if the law is subjective then we live in a banana republic. Way, WAY too much subjectivity to the function and application of the law in recent history. He should have never even been tried, even though - again - he's a guilty creep.Comment
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