The Juice is loose
 

O.J. just got parole after 9 year is jail. White people salty. PJSalt

OJ KANYE 2020

from his hearing: "I've basically spent a conflict-free life"

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Will there be a white Ford Bronco waiting at the prison gates?

Like this?

https://hips.hearstapps.com/roa.h-cd...6340665-b2.jpg

I'm sick of hearing about this degenerate

Will OJ ask for a glass of OJ once he is a free man? :lawl:


I hope karma follows this piece of shit like a dark cloud for the rest of his life for his killings of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. :mad:

I listened to the whole hearing, he didn't take responsibility at all for what happened in that hotel room. I thought they might not let him out because of that but somehow he got the victim to testify on his behalf and it seemed to do the job, the victim offered to pick up OJ from the prison gates if he wanted and testified to no ill will.

Why you so excited he's out he's not a terrorist..... oh shit I went there.....and fuck you if you can't take a joke. :)

He became a brother in jail.

more proof that you're a fucking nutjob lol,

anyone of any color should be pissed that a double murderer/thief etc is free

He is not a double murderer. He was found innocent.

What's pathetic is him being found innocent not only because of the glove technicality, but as an indirect result racial injustice / race riots back in the early 90s.

I was in high school when this occurred. But I only understood how the race factor was involved only as an adult.

You can say that OJ was the black man's gift the the white world - kind of like Will Smith. Imagine Will Smith doing the same thing. That's how shocking it would be.

Yup, something set him off, his ego etc., ex wife's new man known to be driving your Ferrari. Chris Rock said this in one of his stand ups: "Everyone knows OJ was the killer, but I understand why he did it."

When you're rich and powerful, you think you can get away with things like murder. Mann, he could have just let it go, fucked younger hotter women, and still have the adoration of his kids. Then again, he beats his wife, so yeah, fuck him.

Question for Manic in particular, but anyone else feel free:

Technicalities aside, do you believe Simpson is guilty of murder?

For me, I 100% agree he should have been found innocent due to those technicalities, as proper investigative procedures are meant to ensure a fair trial and to prevent an innocent person from being convicted. But that sure does not mean i believe Simpson is innocent.

The trial and subsequent verdict may have been easier for people to swallow if he hadn't lived the next 10 years of his life like a man who escaped a double murder conviction. The OJ docu and a lot of stories and accounts tell of a man who spent 10+ years partying like he was 20 again after the trial. All night/day drug parties filled with women and excess lol

Not guilty isn't the same as innocent. Innocence would imply he had an alibi and was never near the area of the crime at the time.

Clearly there was enough evidence to push the case to trial. The prosecution just couldn't prove beyond reasonable doubt that he did it.

Fuck this walking turdstick. Every time his stinkin' name is brought up, the families of the victims have to relieve the trauma again.

Jesus people still hate this man that much?

You guys do realize that there are serial killers and repeat rapists who get out after far less than 9 years in jail every day? So why waste so much breath on this one guy who you have no conclusive evidence about whether or not he actually committed murder.

IDGAF either way, but what I will say, is that I respect the man for his NFL career, he was one of the best running backs to ever play the game. It's too bad that everything he's done since then was such a disgusting mess.

100% I believe he did it but in the eyes of the law he didn't do it.

Not guilty legal definition of not guilty

The law doesn't say "he didn't do it" it says "we couldn't prove he did it"

It's innocent till proven guilty.

Which still doesn't mean "he didn't do it"

It just means it couldn't be proven in court at that time

Law isn't perfect, it just tries to catch the majority, and be a deterrent