Does That Make Me Crazy?
Maybe I'm crazy. Maybe I'm a sniveling little liberal pig with a bleeding heart for the oppressed. Maybe I'm on the edge all by myself cranking out crazy ideas like Stephen King on meth. Or maybe - just maybe - I'm a sensible American who pays his taxes and votes and loves his country in spite of its faults. I like the latter. I believe in this country; I believe in its legal system, way of life, its freedoms, and its lack of freedoms as security demands. And I believe that if I am accused of a crime, even if it is a crime that everyone believes is completely in my character, that I should be tried for that crime and a jury should decide my fate. I believe that if the police completely bumble the case against me in an attempt to shore up an already stalwart body of evidence and their mistakes lead to an acquittal, then bully for me. Having been tried and a finding made, I should be able to live my life as I please just like any other human being. After all, no one can say with any certainty whether I am guilty of said crime unless they themselves were witnesses to the crime. And I would take it a step further: I think there should be two witnesses to make an accusation since the word of one witness can not be corroborated.
I'm speaking, of course, of Orenthal James Simpson, the infamous accused double murderer who was acquitted by a jury of his peers. Folks, it's time to stop coddling the Brown and Goldman families. I understand that what they suffered was difficult to say the least and I would not wish such an experience on the lowliest Kazakh. But come on, people, it's time to move on. Large groups of people are not going to boycott Regan Books or Fox based on this O.J. thing. People generally don't care anyway, but aside from that this issue is not important. It's certainly important to the Brown and Goldman families, but they won't be able to have any effect on the publisher or the network.
I feel sorry for them. It's not because they have suffered such a mortifying loss, but because reporters still give them a platform. These poor people are deceived into thinking that people care because the media have given them so much attention. Journalists are dirt. Let those people mourn in peace so they can get on with their lives, for the Sake of Pete. In fact, let them go sit and have a nice tiny cup of Pete's Sake and relax and find some stinking closure already. Gepeto H. Xmas, people it’s been more than a decade! Let those two star-crossed lovers sleep in peace!
I'm speaking, of course, of Orenthal James Simpson, the infamous accused double murderer who was acquitted by a jury of his peers. Folks, it's time to stop coddling the Brown and Goldman families. I understand that what they suffered was difficult to say the least and I would not wish such an experience on the lowliest Kazakh. But come on, people, it's time to move on. Large groups of people are not going to boycott Regan Books or Fox based on this O.J. thing. People generally don't care anyway, but aside from that this issue is not important. It's certainly important to the Brown and Goldman families, but they won't be able to have any effect on the publisher or the network.
I feel sorry for them. It's not because they have suffered such a mortifying loss, but because reporters still give them a platform. These poor people are deceived into thinking that people care because the media have given them so much attention. Journalists are dirt. Let those people mourn in peace so they can get on with their lives, for the Sake of Pete. In fact, let them go sit and have a nice tiny cup of Pete's Sake and relax and find some stinking closure already. Gepeto H. Xmas, people it’s been more than a decade! Let those two star-crossed lovers sleep in peace!



