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Innocent !? conviction overturned

posted 3 days ago by darkpast (8716)
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https://www.tmz.com/2024/11/21/jussie-smollett-conviction-overturned-by-illinois-supreme-court/

WTF

[–] BKB (9879) 3 days ago

If he so much as tries this bullshit again when Trump's running the show and he's done. My advice to this guy is if he can't handle Trump as President of the U.S for the next 4 years, then fuck off and leave the Country with the rest of the pinhead celebrities and take that dyke Rosie O'Donnell with ya too!!

[–] Lige (332) 3 days ago

My, what an angry little cunt you are.🤣

[–] ewd76 (1164) 3 days ago

But it's hard to argue with the sentiment.

[–] Narwhale37 (1226) 3 days ago

Trump interprets the law now?

[–] strntz (12223) 3 days ago

He pretty much did his time anyway.

[–] DancingintheDark (1608) 3 days ago

He did 6 days of his 150 day jail sentence.

[–] strntz (12223) 3 days ago

I thought he was in prison now?

[–] DancingintheDark (1608) 3 days ago

Nope, he got out after 6 days due to his celebrity and wealth privilege.

[–] strntz (12223) 3 days ago

That sucks, but then, so does Jussie.

[–] Stratego (30494) 3 days ago

Lol, the revenge of the left! How desperate and pathetic are they?

Only a moron like Keelai would believe that Jussie was not involved in his own attack.

[–] DancingintheDark (1608) 3 days ago

Jussie got off on a highly suspect technicality that was exploited by a state that values the lives and wellbeing of illegal aliens over that of their own citizens.

[–] ClownBaby (329) 3 days ago

It's funny that two black brothers did this to him and they even testified against him.

[–] Keelai (34853) 3 days ago

No, it's not! The Criminal Justice system isn't what you see on TV in which guilty people are carefully and diligently found by hardworking detectives.

Instead, two guilty guys were told if they say whatever the DA wanted to hear, they would get off scot-free for the crime they committed by implicating someone else. That's plenty of incentive for them to lie. And it happens everyday. That's not justice and explains why so many innocent people end up in prison in the U.S..

[–] itsbananas2024 (1733) 3 days ago

So this is your conspiracy theory then, I see. We are dealing with your conspiracy in your head, not common sense or fact.

[–] PoolOfZenda (84) 3 days ago

This is what real privilege looks like.

[–] liscarkat (18367) 3 days ago

Everyone with a brain knows he's guilty.