Kyle Rittenhouse Trial

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(10-29-2021, 12:33 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: Yeah, there's certainly some interesting parallels for all three in that regard.  Unfortunately, I don't see this trend reversing itself anytime soon.

I compared the OJ trial to covid or the 2020 election, at least as far as the mindset of people goes.

Do you believe in the science, or not?  Even if you believe in the science, do you believe in the people who are telling you about it?  Is there a conspiracy?  Even if you are wrong, is it more important to make a statement that goes beyond this situation?

In this case, or the Alec Baldwin case, or the OJ case, or the 2020 election we are seeing people who will say "Yeah...ok you got me on the evidence, or lack thereof, but my mind is made up because the cause I'm backing has ends that justify the means."  Part of supporting our system and freedom and all that is accepting when people you don't like are getting a fair shake...at least in the actual courtroom.