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9000white wrote:

oldnslo wrote:I like the idea of a deranged gunman taking him out,


but would the world keep turning if deprived of his "incredible talent"????

it would only depend if they still had lives

every time i see that dyed skin fool it reminds me of that crazy donkey movie Night of the Living Dead.

9000white wrote:the wonderful moms of these kids that take them to this evil trashbag are the ones that need to be in jail.

As sick as wacko-jacko is, the parents in this case are just as much to blame. Selling their kids for a chance at the big score$$$$$$$

what about that buffoon of a prosecutor letting a woman who has a grandson that is a registered sex offender set on the jury.and the fat fool that said"i looked at michael and just saw an ordinary human being" makes you wonder where she's been dont it???

I don't know about anybody else, but I'm willing to let this go until next time. He'll be a bit older, maybe mid-50's or so, which should add the "dirty old man" flavor to the proceedings. And maybe he won't have as much celebrity shielding him by then, or the deranged gunman will actually get in there and do his job.

Ahh, the joys of the justice system... I suppose not guilty on all counts isnt the same as Innocent though eh? what a freak.. hopefully he dies under the knife next nose job..that should be when, next week some time..

It doesn't look like he has enough nose meat left for any more sculpture work. Next he'll be sporting a metal nose like Kid Shellene in the movie "Cat Balou."

i often wonder where the jurors in major trials come from.the woman in south carolina who put her 2 kids in a car and rolled it into a lake drowning them escaped the death penalty because jurors felt sorry for her.right here in our fair town an attorney hired a hit man to blow his wifes head off with a shotgun as her 2 kids sat in the car with her.the jury felt sorry for him so he gets life in prison.

I don't understand how we can have the audacity to call it the "justice" system. I see it more as a political/financial/negotiation exercise. The only times I feel justice has been done is if the clearly guilty party is executed in the courtroom [very rare], in the streets[occasionally], or in jail by another prisoner, or even by "suicide." In all these cases, actual justice is accomplished to a degree. The injured parties can't be compensated, but repeat offenses are at least eliminated.
Justice, as practiced in the courts, is pretty much dead in America. Just another historic artifact.

If the nose don't fit, you must acquit!