So…if this is true, (and it definitely appears to be<\/a>), then in order to believe that this isn’t a systematic and deliberate strategy to allow the police to be more “lax” with their freedom to kill, we would have to believe that for 29 YEARS, <\/strong>every single Attorney General and every legislator and every governor and in fact every single person involved on the prosecutorial side of the entire Missouri Judicial System just kinda<\/em>\u00a0 MISSED THAT LITTLE ITEM!!! <\/strong><\/p>\n For 29 years.<\/p>\n That’s an awful lot of people at least smart enough to cheat their way through law school and\/or get a job that pays way more than MINE to miss something THAT FUCKING HUGE!!<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s my contention that when something like that happens, it’s no “accident” or “slipup”. (It’s like Facebook and their “Privacy Settings”. When a company has billions of dollars and some of the best legal and computer tech minds available in the world on their staff, it’s no damn accident that you can’t make heads or tails of what the hell to do with all that garbage they throw at you to protect yourself on Facebook, it’s because they WANT it that way, it’s EXACTLY how they want it to be, incomprehensible<\/a>.)<\/p>\n It’s also my contention that if that is INDEED that case, then there needs to be kinda a whole SHITLOAD OF JOB OPENINGS IN MISSOURI, COMING RIGHT UP!! <\/strong>That kind of FUCK-UPPERY<\/strong> is historic……and anyone involved in it should be replaced and fined…retroactively.<\/p>\n Now, one immediately has the thought that “well, at least the defense side of the equation here should have been able to effect some sort of change”, but remember, the ACCUSED in these cases would\u00a0 be COPS, not your average person. Someone who is part of that same Judicial System, being charged by that system. Not a single entity in that “contest” has any benefit in the law being upgraded to “non-prehistoric” status.<\/p>\n A reasonable person might think that this is the reason why it was never changed.<\/p>\n I’m a reasonable person.<\/p>\n I don’t know the stats, but I’ll go out on a limb and guess that not only are there very few to no convictions of police for shooting people in Missouri, but that any convictions of cops for such a thing were when the shootee was white, and UN-poor. UN-poor being WAY more important than skin color.<\/p>\n So do you think that guy Darren KNEW that the policy they were operating under was 29 YEARS out of date, or that the grand jury knew that too….?<\/a> Or not….?<\/p>\n Did you buy that AG’s little song and dance at the Grand Jury decision announcement?<\/a><\/p>\n Especially when they DID kinda pull a little weasel on it? –<\/p>\n “There are two clear possibilities here. \u00a0Either the St. Louis County District Attorney’s Office was aware of this conflict and deliberately attempted to give the Grand Jury a false impression of the law, only to slip in a unclear, unexplained “correction” at the last minute which would be far too weak to override the prevailing impression gained from weeks of testimony which had been reviewed through a jaundiced lens…<\/a><\/p>\n\n
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