/r/Xennials - A subreddit for the microgeneration that exists between Generation X and Millennial. Xennial birth years, roughly defined, are 1977-1984
/r/Xennials - A subreddit for the microgeneration that exists between Generation X and Millennial. Xennial birth years, roughly defined, are 1977-1984
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Memes! A way of describing cultural information being shared. An element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.
Memes! A way of describing cultural information being shared. An element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.
It’s why so many Americans were rooting for the U.S. to invade Iraq. Because it would never affect them. They knew that their lives would go on normally.
It’s easy to root for a war from the cheap seats.
I agree and there were so many prosecution mistakes in the OJ trial. I highly recommend the miniseries starring Cuba Gooding Jr. about the trial. It’s riveting and really captures the mistakes of prosecutors and the context of the trial.
There’s blame to go around about how the case was covered, but she was the number one person making this case into a national headline. Her constant coverage is what created the pressure for prosecutors to feel they had to charge with first degree murder and not go with a lesser charge that would result in a conviction.
They could only make a judgment based on the evidence presented. And I’d rather have juries that take “reasonable doubt” seriously than juries who don’t care about evidence.
The case was weak and the investigation was flawed.
Yup, and the expression on Norm’s face says that he’s well aware of that fact. Which is why he refuses to let it go.
I blame Nancy Grace for why she wasn’t convicted. Without Nancy Grace pushing for first degree murder charges and bringing a lot of attention to the case, they would have filed better charges that would be more likely to lead to a conviction.
Although not a fan of the prosecutor, either. I skimmed his book. His basic strategy was “Come on, you KNOW they did it.” That usually worked, but in this case the jurors wanted, you know, actual evidence. Which he didn’t have.
But I still mostly blame Nancy Grace for that fiasco.
When he goes some people may mention that the worst thing about him was the hypocrisy.
