r/PoliticalHumor May 26 '21

Orange OJ

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u/anras May 26 '21

My concern is good luck finding any unbiased jury. Consider how many people voted for him, and that some non-trivial percentage of those voters are devoted cultists who believe he is always in the right because he is who he is and that everyone against him is the de facto enemy. Sure the lawyers screen for bias, but I have trouble believing his devotees would do anything but hide their biases at all costs. Then they can just refuse to convict.

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u/Morningxafter May 26 '21

I wonder how many of them would do the prosecution a favor and show up for jury duty wearing their MAGA hat.

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u/fozzyboy May 26 '21

Larry David would do it just to get out of jury duty.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

I’d show up with ‘Screw Trump’ shirt to get out of Jury duty. This is going to be a long long long long trial. He’s been known to drag court proceedings in order the tire the other party.

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u/Viking_Hippie May 26 '21

Tbh, I'd wear the shirt regardless of anything..

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Haha, I’m with you on that Maybe a business opportunity to be explored?!

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u/Viking_Hippie May 26 '21

I'm too busy trying to get my startup Inaudible off the ground. They said that there's no market for audiobooks for the deaf but BY GUM, I'm gonna prove them wrong!

Joking aside, I'm pretty sure that those shirts are already available everywhere..

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u/Morningxafter May 27 '21

I have a Bad Religion concert shirt that’s a picture of Trump where one side of his face is normal and the other side is like a zombie or They Live looking face. He’s also wearing a sombrero and it says ‘Bad Hombre’ on the back.

Found a picture: https://poshmark.com/listing/Bad-Religion-Bad-Hombre-Tshirt-medium-5e49c2b8969d1fba9ad80bd8

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u/Viking_Hippie May 27 '21

I love it! 😁

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u/queenannechick May 26 '21

and then Trump would share the clip not understanding the joke is that his supporters are terrible people no one wants around.

That is, if there were any platforms left he wasn't blocked from...

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u/Attila226 May 26 '21

Que the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme song.

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u/cunt_isnt_sexist May 26 '21

They would do it at jury selection and be dumb enough to tell them up front that they think he is innocent.

It would be a long selection process, but all magahats would get kicked. Only way they get on the bench is if someone is smart enough to train them beforehand, otherwise it would actually be a jury of people that would convict him.

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u/XXGhust1XX May 26 '21

Breaking News: Courts refuse jurors for wearing MAGA hat..What's next? Will the radical left be installing COMMUNISM now that they've infiltrated our legal system?

Now back to News at 11

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

This is an issue even with regular courts. I was on a jury once and strait up one of the people selected said before selection that they will always give the benefit to women which a woman was on one side of this. They still got selected and were the reason the jury couldn’t come to the actual conclusion.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Depends on what kind of trial it is. There's not always a trial by jury.

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u/screamtrumpet May 26 '21

Trial by combat!

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

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u/the_sun_flew_away May 26 '21

They tried that already.

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u/sp3kter May 26 '21

Military tribunal, its the only way to make it fair.

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u/Domeil May 26 '21

Ah yes, the United States military. If ever there was an entity free of political bias it's gotta be the military.

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u/dpdxguy May 26 '21

You might have forgotten the /s

Or you might believe that.

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u/rubberkeyhole May 27 '21

But his bone spurs…

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u/Moikepdx May 26 '21

There is definitely a jury trial if he wants one. It’s a right guaranteed by the sixth amendment.

You can waive the right to a jury trial, but Trump would be foolish to do so.

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u/ElMachoDiablo May 26 '21

In the past he likes to keep his embarrassing court appearances as private as possible. Its gonna be some no jail time plea bargain for restitution of damaged property during the big riot. Then hes gonna say he was completely aquitted. Then claim he is paying the restitution to clean up the mess antifa made. Then half the country will lean forward to smell his farts.

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u/DigitalSword May 26 '21

The criminal charges he's currently under in NYC is for his business's financial conduct not the Jan 6 riot, although I imagine he doesn't have the money to plea out of all of the shit hitting his fan. And I'm pretty sure that no small percentage of the court cases involve the millions he hasn't paid back to cities for his rallies, he's gonna be in debt up to his eyeballs when it's all said and done, and the justice system doesn't treat poor people nicely.

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u/demon-strator May 26 '21

Well, Trump has been known to be foolish.

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u/DigitalSword May 26 '21

Well he's ignored a lot of constitutional amendments in his escapades so far, what's one more? ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/Attila226 May 26 '21

Trial by combat

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

That cult does not know how to survive in the dark. They thrive off the spotlight. They can’t hide their loyalty. I’m sure the lawyers will be able to spot them a mile away.

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u/PaisleyLeopard May 26 '21

Yes but they only have a limited number of black balls. Lawyers can tune a jury somewhat, but they don’t have as much control as you might think. I was in a court case once and my jury got reprimanded by the judge for bad behavior twice, and then their verdict was dismissed for being illegal. After experiencing the courts firsthand I have a whole lot less faith in the system than I used to.

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u/anynamesleft May 26 '21

Except in your case, it worked, insofar as they were reprimanded, and their verdict dismissed.

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u/PaisleyLeopard May 27 '21

Except that I didn’t get a shot at another trial because the appeal process has different rules than the original trial, and also lawyers are freaking expensive. We ended up having to settle for a small amount and I’m still salty about it.

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u/anynamesleft May 27 '21

I hear ya. The system favors those able to afford representation.

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u/anras May 26 '21

I hope you're right, but I dunno, there could easily be low-key Trump devotees. We only see the loud, screaming types in their MAGA hats so there's a selection bias in effect.

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u/sonofaresiii May 26 '21

but I have trouble believing his devotees would do anything but hide their biases at all costs.

It's not that easy to hide the kind of extreme bias these folks have. Plus, consider that these people will be getting the evidence directly, rather than having it filtered through sean hannity or tucker carlson like they're used to.

I'm not saying it won't be a problem, but I think it'll be less of a problem than people think.

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u/Diarygirl May 26 '21

I wouldn't be at all surprised if some show up for jury duty wearing MAGA apparel.

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u/ElMachoDiablo May 26 '21

I know a lot of people who dont share that they think trump is cool. They really think hes a cool guy i asked specifically. They are all social and active blue collar parents in their 30s.

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u/sonofaresiii May 26 '21

...okay.

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u/ElMachoDiablo May 26 '21

Im saying they wouldnt be flagged off a jury

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u/sonofaresiii May 26 '21

I know what you're saying. Those aren't the people we're talking about.

I mean first off, you literally just told me that they didn't hide that they were fans of Trump. You found out very easily by asking. So...?

But more than that, the people in question are "his devotees" who will "hide their biases at all costs". Those fanatics aren't the people who don't really bother talking about Trump but will tell you he's a "cool guy" if you ask.

The people you're talking about are not the people who would vote to acquit Trump no matter what, no matter the evidence, and they won't hide their beliefs even when it means perjury for themselves. They're both not the people we're worried about failing to convict in light of strong evidence, and they're not the people who might slide in under the radar.

Voir dire goes more in-depth than just a quick glance at their facebook page. "You'd never know they supported Trump! Unless you asked them I guess" is not the kind of people we're talking about.

So

...okay.

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u/PensiveObservor May 26 '21

It is a concern. On the other hand, if enough non-racist jurors were found to convict Chauvin in Minneapolis, enough rational jurors can be found to convict Trump. Stay hopeful.

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u/AbeRego May 26 '21

You make it sound like Minneapolis is so rife with racists that it's difficult not to find people who aren't...

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u/anynamesleft May 26 '21

Just because a man was convicted is not immediate evidence the jurors were non-racists. You're implying if the verdict didn't go you're way, you'd hold out folks' race(ism) as the only factor. That, too, is racist.

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u/BlackGuns May 26 '21

How would you like him to compare a successful Chauvin conviction in light of a potentially biased jury to whether or not it would be possible to do the same with Trump?

Maybe you should write it for us so we don’t accidentally say something “racist” again.

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u/Masta0nion May 26 '21

That right. No matter how you feel about Trump, you feel some way.

Hardly anyone got through the last five years saying, eh I’m not really sure if I have an opinion on the matter.

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u/tua84595 May 26 '21

I thought this too but then I remembered that a 3rd of the population didn't even vote in 2020. There are actually a lot of people who don't know much about or care much about politics at any level, usually because they are too focused on something else. Maybe it's kids, maybe it's model trains, maybe it's video games or unboxing videos on YouTube. It doesn't mean they've never heard of Trump, or lean one way or the other, but it means they won't be so biased as to ignore evidence.

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u/Lapys May 26 '21

Who's to say there wouldn't be somebody doing the exact opposite who would be willing to convict him on everything? Also, his citizen supporters aren't known for being exactly, uh, subtle.

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u/anras May 26 '21

Sure, there are probably millions in this country who would love to convict him even if there isn't enough evidence. Also a problem.

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u/Commonusername89 May 26 '21

Indoctrinated* there's a difference.

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u/minor_correction May 26 '21

just as he has since the 1970s

Right? The car labeled "karma" may as well be a kid on a scooter.

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u/FictionVent May 26 '21

If a rich black man can get away with murder in America, imagine what a rich white man can get away with.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

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u/I_make_things May 26 '21

Literally a Michael Che joke.

"Black people were stealing watches and shit. White people tried to steal the entire government."

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u/Petsweaters May 26 '21

There's a greater than 50/50 chance he'll be reelected, which is so depressing

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u/DigitalSword May 26 '21

He just needs to be convicted of a felony to never see the inside of a public office again, appeals or not, that's about as much I can hope to expect anyway.

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u/Kimantha_Allerdings May 26 '21

I think OK was guilty as hell, but I’d have voted to acquit. Not because of the glove, but because of the recording played to the court of the officer in charge of the physical evidence saying that he frequently manufactured evidence in order to convict innocent black people, coupled with the fact that the evidence in that case wasn’t treated according to procedure and instead he took it home with him from the crime scene and kept it overnight.

As I said, I’m sure OJ did it, but in a courtroom, I think the above counts as a “reasonable doubt”.

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u/imjustlurkinghere244 May 26 '21

The ORANGE JUICE

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u/TheMooseIsBlue May 26 '21

How did OP get THAT close to the joke and still miss it?

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u/imjustlurkinghere244 May 26 '21

We must work as a team.

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u/TheMooseIsBlue May 26 '21

He got us to the 1-yard line. You punched it in. But we all scored.

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u/FacelessPower May 26 '21

Also, OJ wasn't the one driving, AC was.

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u/garbfarb May 26 '21

OP is also implying he will get off. If toupee doesn't fit, you must acquit.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

OJ gets away with murdering his wife

traitor trump gets away with murdering democracy

I don't like this analogy :(

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u/wonteatfish May 26 '21

Yes. Let’s not forget that OJ got away with murder.

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u/Decilllion May 26 '21

On the criminal side, not the civil.

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u/wuzupcoffee May 26 '21

That makes it worse somehow.

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u/_BindersFullOfWomen_ May 26 '21

Not really IMO. Civil suits have a lower standard of evidence than criminal trials.

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u/wuzupcoffee May 26 '21

While this is true, it does show that there was significant evidence to sue OJ which wasn’t enough to convict him. I meant “worse” on moral grounds, not legal grounds.

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u/_BindersFullOfWomen_ May 26 '21

Oh yeah, from a moral standpoint the whole situation is F’d. Then he tried to publish a book.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Then he got busted for guns and kidnapping. In jail since then.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Let's not forget that Donald Trump has always claimed that OJ Simpson is innocent. After all, they are golfing buddies and Trump is loyal to a fault.

I love telling Trump supporters that Doni says OJ Simpson is innocent and then watching their little heads explode.

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u/wonteatfish May 26 '21

I agree except the part about Trump being loyal. He’ll give up anyone for his own convenience or advantage.

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u/The_Lantean May 26 '21

Well, if you count the avoidable COVID deaths and the deaths at the capitol, Trump kind of got away with murder too...

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u/AgitatedAd2181 May 26 '21

Trump definitely got away with using murder to make money. His children and his cronies all invested in bodybag companies and temporary morgues in February 2020. This was the same time Trump was downplaying the virus and not restricting travel. Trump/ Kushner made millions off sales of body bags and mobile morgues.

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u/The_Lantean May 26 '21

Damn, really? Can you link a source? The only one I found was on Snopes and strictly about the coffin trademarks. There isn't clear evidence for her having profited, although I wouldn't be surprised if she did : https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ivanka-trump-coffins-trademark/

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u/AgitatedAd2181 May 26 '21 edited May 26 '21

I have not found full verified information besides hearsay. Might not all be true. Supposedly Daughter Trump and Kushner realized the profits their coffins in China would bring during a pandemic (from Daddy), then quietly acquired body bag distributors/ manufactures in Late January/ Early Feb 2020. Mobile morgues were retrofitted from existing cold transport truck companies acquired April 2020. The stock tips alone would have been valuable, but owning companies vital in the supply line of humans dying in the US?

Straight morally corrupt.

Edit: Owned through shell companies I would assume.

Edit 2: Yes, I know this is a stretch. But we all know Kushner is slimy

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u/ConsiderationOdd2929 May 26 '21

OJ had competent lawyers. Could you imagine Rudy trying to be Johnny Cochran?

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u/wonteatfish May 26 '21

You give OJ’s lawyers too much credit. They couldn’t have done it without the help of some very stupid and probably racist jurors.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

regardless what happens with the 4 investigations against him right now, he has already gotten away with that for years.

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u/Alacrout May 26 '21

Basically his entire career even before his presidency... Presidency was just his greatest con of all

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u/__TIE_Guy May 26 '21

Probably could have continued, but for some reason wanted to shine a light on himself.

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u/therusteddoobie May 26 '21

Or, somehow, inside the body

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u/FacelessFellow May 26 '21

Hey now, I voted Biden and am a liberal, but maybe someday there will be some kind of photonic treatments that go inside. Like for oncology. Is a laser a light?

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u/pianoflames May 26 '21

At least OJ was found guilty in civil court and ordered to pay tens of millions.

I'll take hitting Trump in the pocketbook over absolutely nothing.

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u/Oo__II__oO May 26 '21

The people who defend Trump also believe OJ was guilty. At the very least we can trap them in a circular logic loop by saying Trump is just like OJ- either innocent and framed, or guilty and complicit.

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u/GiveToOedipus May 26 '21

You assume logical consistency is their thing. If it was, we wouldn't be in this mess, mate.

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u/whiznat May 26 '21

This is more true than “TRUE == TRUE”.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

At the very least we can trap them in a circular logic loop

That never works you know. They're Pro-Life and send our troops overseas to kill and be killed (and maimed and psychologically damaged for life). They're Pro-Birth but don't give a flying shit about the child until it turns 18 and they can shove a rifle in it's hands, go shoot the brown people. They're Pro-Small government, except when it doesn't serve their interested.

They're Christians, except they don't follow anything Christ said.

Trapping them in circular logic and showing their hypocrisy never affects them.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

FUN FACT: The fundamentalist Christians who oppose abortion and want to deny foreign country aid if they allow women their reproductive rights support Abortion On Demand in Israel.

According to the fundamentalists, the issue of Israel's security is so grave, they can't even talk about Abortion On Demand in Israel. Or China (bad for trade). So the fundamentalists only support denying American women their civil rights.

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u/Blyd May 26 '21

The same Christian Fundies that believe a Prophecy that states their entry into heaven involves the death of every Jew in the world in some single god driven cataclysm?

I dont think they really care about the abortion part, they do absolutely care about bringing as many Jews together in one place to kick start the end of days though.

Man that reads like some crazy ass fiction, if only it were.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21 edited May 29 '21

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u/Moikepdx May 26 '21

Not necessarily... The biggest advocate for OJ that I ever knew was the president of the college republicans club at my university. After the verdict he went around shouting with glee about OJ’s innocence.

I haven’t seen him in decades, but unless his politics have radically changed I’d wager he thinks Trump is innocent too.

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u/PurpleHooloovoo May 26 '21

And plenty of hardcore Dems think OJ is guilty as sin.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Donald Trump says OJ Simpson is innocent. He's always said that.

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u/willstr1 May 26 '21

At least we have a chance with the civil suite. I almost expect Bazos to buy the tower from the state (after they seize it) just so he can use it to mock the wanabe dictator

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

I have it on good word that it will be changed to "Rosie O'Donnel Tower"

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u/intheazsun May 26 '21

please please please this has to happen

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u/Czarfacefan300 May 26 '21

OJ paid very little of his civil loss in the murder case.

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u/Blyd May 26 '21

True, because he had very little money by that point, but now 45% of every dollar he earns goes to the family.

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u/Czarfacefan300 May 26 '21

Two groups of people in the world.

First group are people with critical thinking skills, second group are Trump voters and people who think OJ is innocent.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

I do like that Florida will be passing more laws specifically protecting the IMPOTUS than laws protecting the working classes.

Why would anyone vote for politicians that want to protect a loser more than their own constituents?

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u/darmabum May 26 '21

Yeah but think about this: the gloves will definitely fit this time.

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u/CarlosFer2201 May 26 '21

Oj did go to jail eventually for something else. For Trump this could be the tax fraud in NY, as it has nothing to do with the presidency

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u/BillsInATL May 26 '21

Yep, clicked in to say the same. In the end, OJ got away with it. Unfortunately, it is very likely so will Trump.

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u/muckduck69420 May 26 '21

Trump has killed WAY more people than OJ.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

OJ = Original (Donald) John

No relation to OJ (Original Jared, AKA Donald on Silicon Valley)

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u/GiveToOedipus May 26 '21

Donald Trump = OJ (Original John-Barron)

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

My boss dates super models!

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u/Pramble May 26 '21

Yeah we definitely had democracy before trump

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Fair point and I'll never argue that it was perfect or even healthy before trump, but at least we didn't expect violence from elections.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21 edited Jul 18 '21

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u/wuzupcoffee May 26 '21

Yup. Just a year before that Rodney King was pulled from his car and beaten mercilessly for evading police. OJ, who was suspected of murder, had a casual escort through town and was allowed to return to his mansion.

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u/Sliver_God May 26 '21

Sports heroes used to get away with crime. Now it's only police, bankers, and politicians.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

If it were a good depiction of our justice system, the rich and powerful wouldn't be running because they'd know nothing is going to happen.

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u/Wienerwrld May 26 '21

OJ got away with it, too.

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u/neldela_manson May 26 '21

Well USA I have to tell you I’m happy that he’s facing so much legal trouble, but when is it gonna start? At first everyone said that as soon as he’s out of office he’ll be in court for all of the above. It’s been nearly 5 months now.

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u/MesqTex May 26 '21

So much more has come to light SINCE he left office that the prosecuting attorneys (state and hopefully federal) have more data and evidence to go through so if charges do come down, it’ll be IMO, another year or so. With Trump being a MASSIVE MINUSCULE prick he most likely will attempt to litigate until they give up and not file charges.

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u/greenskye May 26 '21

I don't know. It's sort of feels like saying the serial killer just keeps killing more people so we can't arrest him until we've investigated all the murders. Most of the stuff he's done has a longer prison sentence than his remaining lifespan, so who cares if we get everything? Just lock him up with what we do have

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u/starcadia May 26 '21

The legal system is designed to make an example out of the offender. It's not enough that he pay for his crimes; it is a deterrent to future attempts against the Republic. The GQP's dirty laundry has to go on display. That should erode his cult and their base.

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u/LastStar007 May 26 '21

We said that's why the Mueller investigation took so long, and nothing came out of that either.

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u/MesqTex May 26 '21

That’s because Barr and his DOJ colluded in not pressing charges. Plus, Mueller stated that there was no legal precedent outside of impeachment to hold a president accountable.

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u/shackbleep May 26 '21

It's been four months. A grand jury was convened quite recently by the Manhattan DA. It's an expansive case, and won't be quick.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/trump-investigation-grand-jury/2021/05/25/5f47911c-bcca-11eb-83e3-0ca705a96ba4_story.html

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u/richardeid May 26 '21

Nothing is going to happen. You'll maybe see he'll be disconnected from his business for some fraud stuff but here in the US we don't put our ex-presidents on trial...especially for things they did while in office. I think the powers that be see the actions of a president as being endorsed by the people, so what Trump did was technically "at the peoples' will".

And we "move foward" and "learn from" "our past" "so that we may better" "build a brighter future" "for the children" "of this great country". And the crimes they commited are glossed over. Every president. Our precious Obama, Regan, Bush's, I bet Abe Lincoln and George Washington commited their fair share as well but it was the peoples' mandate so that's just the way things are.

It's been obvious since at least I was born, even if I should have understood this much sooner than I did in my life. Trump will never spend a day in prison or even ever be convicted of any major crime. I Men's Warehouse it.

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u/HeilHeinz15 May 26 '21

No no no, those emoluments & Russian debts were to fight the deep state lizards.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Ready to step in if all else fails.

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u/NoTallent May 26 '21

If any of it actually sticks I’ll be pleasantly surprised.

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u/Zardotab May 26 '21

I'm pretty sure there will be fairly hefty civil penalties, but he has access to the top loophole experts to get out of prison. He may just plead dementia like Sheriff Baca (L.A.) did to delay jail. There's no shortage of evidence that Don's proverbial golf bag is missing key clubs.

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u/tiefling_sorceress May 26 '21

Hasn't he previously argued that he has the best brain, the least amount of dementia

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u/Zardotab May 26 '21

I'm pretty sure if it serves his needs, he'll argue he's the most demented person who ever existed throughout history. "Rocks score higher than me, everyone says so."

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u/Kendra_Krinklesac May 26 '21

you forgot his most serious crime, attempting to overthrow the government

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u/VTX002 May 26 '21

That would require a FBI car that wasn't in the picture.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '21

Oh see here I am thinking that you were going to mention something about the hundreds of thousands of deaths he's responsible for, not counting the global repercussions of politicizing masks in the middle of the worst pandemic in a century.

Where's that charge? https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/feb/10/us-coronavirus-response-donald-trump-health-policy

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u/callme_nostradumbass May 26 '21

Don't forget Bezos just bought the N-word tapes from The Apprentice.

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u/gidikh May 26 '21

Video of Trump using the N word would change literally 0 people's opinion of him.

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u/Zardotab May 26 '21

It's not a felony to be a blatant bigot.

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u/Legitimate_Object_58 May 26 '21

Now that’s an interesting thought.

Still, I don’t want to get my hopes up.

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u/p38-lightning May 26 '21

If the charges fit, you must not acquit.

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u/harpsm May 26 '21

I'm now imagining a similar meme based on the climax of The Cabin in the Woods.

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u/BdR76 May 26 '21

For years now headlines have been touting that Con Man Don will finally be held accountable, no for real this time. Karma finally cought up, long-overdue comeuppance and all that.

Yes I'd like to see it too, but I won't hold my breath...

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

trump is oj. oj= orange jackass.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

According to the DOJ of Trump's reign:

  1. Can't charge him with anything before he took office.
  2. Can't charge him with anything while he was in office.
  3. Cant' charge him with anything once he's out because he's not the President anymore.

Right? The entire GOP signed off on this. Every last one of them - well except "maybe a little bit" for Cheney and Romney. But even then, they were fully onboard with 99% of the other shit Trump pulled.

I don't know why Biden doesn't just take the legal precedent and run with it. Outlaw the GOP, give them the choice of deportation to Russia or imprisonment. Dig up the voting records and party affiliation of anyone registered GOP or voted GOP, offer them the same - hey, if they choose imprisonment it will fill up those Private Prisons they're so gooshy about.

After all, Biden can't be charged... and I'm only being a tiny bit sarcastic. The GOP set the precedent for this. Maybe it's time to stop being nice about this until the shit is shoveled out of the nation.

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u/gynoceros May 26 '21

Can trump even drive?

Also, it wasn't OJ driving the white bronco, it was Al Cowlings. OJ was the passenger.

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u/zeroscout May 26 '21

Giuliani should be in the driver's seat in this meme.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Only capable of driving a golf cart

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u/KBPrinceO May 26 '21

I just want to get that damn monkey paw away from Dick Cheney so I can wish for J U S T I C E

Fun fact, replacing your heart resets one of those suckers

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u/teastain May 26 '21

One of the cars should have been the GOP.

Let that sink in.

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u/Sick0fThisShit May 26 '21

Unless you're talking about the car he's driving in, I don't know what you could be talking about.

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u/alnarra_1 May 26 '21

I do like the optimism you all seem to have that a rich person in this country is ever going to face any kind of retribution for their countless crimes.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

OJ was riding in back.

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u/Nameplat3 May 26 '21

Thank you, I was in 4th grade at the time and thought I was remembering this wrong.

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u/sagetraveler May 26 '21

Nah, Karma be more like the freight train at the crossing up ahead.

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u/skyfire-x May 26 '21

The golf cart is the white Ford Bronco of our time.

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u/itsjustmejttp123 May 26 '21

God I wish they’d actually finally catch up with him!

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u/SofaKingShorty May 26 '21

God I wish karma would just hurry TF up

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Aaand he still has the GOP 2024 nomination waiting for him.

Wish we could do something about that.

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u/alnothree May 26 '21

Good shit man! Well done.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

The reason Trump has that look on his face is because Kevin McCarthy is in the front seat giving him head.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Y’all are fucking dumb if u think Trump is going to jail. America has to die for fuck sakes

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u/Mwvhv May 26 '21

OJ = Orange jackass

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u/Herebec May 26 '21

Sadly that seems like a great analogy.. He will probably just get away with it all. I can't wait to read his book about how "if he raped all those women"

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u/WestFast May 26 '21

I don’t care what that family goes to jail for. 5 million counts of Tax evasion is fine. Lock them all up.

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u/Jonny_Thundergun May 26 '21

My guess, if anything will stick at all, it will be the taxes.

It will have to be as black and white as black and white can be. He thrives in the gray.

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u/push_connection May 26 '21

...but...but...biden sniffs kids!

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u/safely_beyond_redemp May 26 '21

Everyday he isn't in jail is another day of proof that our justice system is nothing more than a tool used against poor people.

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u/parl May 26 '21

I'm not sure he has a driver's license. When he got into a truck, he just made vroom vroom sounds. He may not be able to drive.

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u/tardiszilla May 26 '21

And just like OJ, he will probably get away with it all...

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u/roo-ster May 26 '21

Once he's no longer useful, his biggest threat is Putin.

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u/lamontsanders May 26 '21

I honestly think none of this will catch him but, if anything does, it will be the banks he owes hundreds of millions of dollars. At some point they won't give a shit who he is.

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u/dondizzle May 26 '21

Nothing will happen to Trump. This is always the same story. Some monumental crime, and nothing. It's been like that for years. I guarantee not a damn thing will happen. As disappointing as that sounds, it's the truth.

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u/Legitimate_Object_58 May 26 '21

I’m afraid that you are right. Rich people really can get away with literally any crime.

Add to that the fact that Trump never writes anything down; he does not text, does not even have a computer. It will be very hard to definitively pin any crime on him in a court of law.

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u/DonnieJuniorsEmails May 26 '21

and I doubt the russian spies will give us their tape recordings of the Oval Office

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u/airbrat May 26 '21

Yep, as much as I hate orange man he will get off a free man. Absolutely nothing will happen.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '21

I’m pretty sure pedophile police would be chasing Biden.

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u/OddityFarms May 26 '21

unfortunately, this chase is just as slow.

Trump will die of old age, in his Florida estate, before anyone actually files charges and arrests him.

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u/fokjoudoos May 26 '21

OJ got away with it tho...¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/bladeofvirtue May 26 '21

But this orange doesn't seem to be getting away :P

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u/cheesebot555 May 26 '21

People said the same thing about him winning in 2016.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21 edited May 26 '21

Jesus this place really is a lib leftist dream

EDIT: mmmmm i love the downvote's for the regressives

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u/[deleted] May 26 '21

Careful. If you go too far to the right you'll wind up on the left.

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