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      somewhere in America a far right person is gritting their teeth babbling something about ‘antifa’

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      That’s because so many governors have made hunting liberal protesters legal. It’ll be federally legalized if not mandated if Trump gets back in.

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      He was literally acquitted by a jury of his peers of murder. Regardless of how you feel about it, it’s shocking that one would be surprised some people think he isn’t guilty.

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        He wasn’t charged correctly.

        Had he been charged with 2nd degree murder he would have been convicted.

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          The jury was given instructions that they could also convict him of second degree murder.

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          Which one? What charges should have been brought and what evidence do you have?

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          I don’t like the guy, he is an idiot who shouldn’t have been there and he’s proven since then that he’s just a piece of shit.

          The difference between you and me is that I am able, at least in this case, to put my opinion of someone and my political beliefs aside and objectively look at the facts.