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47. You can, of course, have any opinion you wish.

Mon May 23, 2016, 06:24 PM

May 2016

However, do you have any actual evidence that this particular district attorney intentionally threw the case, or that the judge or anyone else conspired to not zealously prosecute any of the officers.

More importantly, would you care to discuss the actual conduct of this particular officer, and any supporting evidence, that could sustain a criminal conviction concerning anything?

Simply, the mob alleges many things and often bays for blood. It doesn't make these allegations true and it's certainly not evidence.

Convicting Nero to because of generalized allegations of racism, hatred of police, or because of another officer's conduct, is not justice and does nothing to diminish institutional racism.

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That doesn't even remotely address my point. branford May 2016 #43

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He wasn't murdered by Nero. branford May 2016 #29

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