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onetime2 · 05-15-2004, 07:57 AM

Don't worry about it smooth. I won't "waste your time" any more. As stated you and I live in completely different worlds and there's no chance that we can find common ground on this (or likely other) issues.

Harmless Rabbit, crack laws were not written to target the poor. They were written to target crack users and dealers. You can throw out individual cases of money buying better representation but it doesn't mean the only way you get "fair" representation is by having money. And FWIW, the police work and prosecution in the OJ case were pathetic and plenty of lawyers not on the "Dream Team" could have picked the case apart. Additionally, press coverage was a big factor and there are plenty of cases that get press coverage even though the defendant is poor.

If you'd like to start a thread about it feel free since Smooth has already done a hell of a job hijacking this discussion about campaign finance reform and the obvious intention of the political parties to bypass all regulation of their influence peddling.

05-15-2004, 07:57 AM	#63 (permalink)
onetime2 Junkie Location: NJ	Don't worry about it smooth. I won't "waste your time" any more. As stated you and I live in completely different worlds and there's no chance that we can find common ground on this (or likely other) issues. Harmless Rabbit, crack laws were not written to target the poor. They were written to target crack users and dealers. You can throw out individual cases of money buying better representation but it doesn't mean the only way you get "fair" representation is by having money. And FWIW, the police work and prosecution in the OJ case were pathetic and plenty of lawyers not on the "Dream Team" could have picked the case apart. Additionally, press coverage was a big factor and there are plenty of cases that get press coverage even though the defendant is poor. If you'd like to start a thread about it feel free since Smooth has already done a hell of a job hijacking this discussion about campaign finance reform and the obvious intention of the political parties to bypass all regulation of their influence peddling. __________________ Strive to be more curious than ignorant. Last edited by onetime2; 05-15-2004 at 08:02 AM..