ZRX1200
5 years ago
I gave myself a teardrop tattoo in the holding cell.
HockeyDad
5 years ago
I’m hoping the jury deliberations last into Thursday. I get my second dose of Covid vaccine and microchip on Wednesday and don’t need that screwed up by an outbreak of peaceful riots.
ZRX1200
5 years ago
I hope it’s not in a peasant filled area, remember not even identifying as an “ally” will keep you safe. Probably best to wear a BLM hat and an Pink Floyd teeshirt to be sure.
HockeyDad
5 years ago

I hope it’s not in a peasant filled area, remember not even identifying as an “ally” will keep you safe. Probably best to wear a BLM hat and an Pink Floyd teeshirt to be sure.

ZRX1200 wrote:



It’s in a black/Hispanic area that got a ton of vaccine for equity purposes. Now there is a verdict. Oh boy. I was wanting to go to a Mexican restaurant afterwards for some quesoburria.
DrMaddVibe
5 years ago
CBS News Starts the Process of Doxxing Chauvin Trial Jurors


The trial of Derek Chauvin, the police officer accused of killing George Floyd, is entering its final moments. The jury will begin deliberating soon as the defense has finished its closing arguments. Whether they are able to return a verdict at all is a question we will eventually have an answer to.

In all of this, one thing is supposed to be clear. The jurors are supposed to be able to do their duty without pressure and threat. Yet, CBS News has already begun the process of doxxing them, and it’s hard to overstate how dangerous this is.

There is nothing more irrelevant in this trial in regards to public knowledge than the “makeup” of the 14 jurors. The process of vetting and weeding out jurors has already been completed with input from both the prosecution, defense, and the judge. At this point, where a juror lives is not information anyone needs to know. But CBS News knows exactly what they are doing here.

Further, this sure seems like a shot across the bow for the jurors to come up with the “right” verdict or face reprisal from the mob, aided and abetted by a news media ready to provide them with personal information. Why are news outlets even hinting at identifying these people when there’s no journalistic value in it whatsoever? I think we know why.

The best case here is that the jurors never see this and never feel intimidated, but the mob stands ready regardless. The worst case is that the jurors do catch wind of CBS News hinting that they have their personal information and their decision is influenced by it. Finding Chauvin guilty of manslaughter might even be the proper ruling, but now, with what CBS News has done and seems to be pushing for, any ruling will have doubt cast on it.

The judge should step in and deliver a reprimand immediately, including barring CBS News from reporting from or in the courthouse. I’m not sure he will, though.

https://redstate.com/bonchie/2021/04/19/cbs-news-starts-the-process-of-doxxing-chauvin-trial-jurors-n364446 


Between Waters inciting violence, President Slingblade praying for the correct verdict we have the media doing their worst to get that guilty verdict.

So much for justice in America today.
tonygraz
5 years ago
It's about time !
teedubbya
5 years ago
Speyside
5 years ago
TW, come on man, if you can't trust redstate.com who can you trust?
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