Karmelo Anthony trial verdict

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buckwheat1911 said:
We all knew he wouldn't get a fare trial in Dallas. All white Jury was telling.
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That is not Dallas.

That is Frisco. Who only has 17000 black folks and that is 8 percent of that population.

Now going by that population- Latinos and Asians should have been on that jury since no one race makes up 50% of the population.
Did any Asian or Latinos even get a summons?
 
skyvolt2000 said:
That is not Dallas.

That is Frisco. Who only has 17000 black folks and that is 8 percent of that population.

Now going by that population- Latinos and Asians should have been on that jury since no one race makes up 50% of the population.
Did any Asian or Latinos even get a summons?
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Frisco is still the Dallas metro.
 
skyvolt2000 said:
That is not Dallas.

That is Frisco. Who only has 17000 black folks and that is 8 percent of that population.

Now going by that population- Latinos and Asians should have been on that jury since no one race makes up 50% of the population.
Did any Asian or Latinos even get a summons?
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Yes, there were Hispanics and Asians on the jury
 
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There is no evidence of premeditation in this case. Anthony was merely looking for shelter from the rain when Metcalf confronted him and insisted that he leave. Instead of escalating the situation through physical means, Metcalf should have contacted a coach or track officials for assistance. A 35-year sentence seems excessively harsh, particularly given that Anthony has no prior history of violence. This situation is unfortunate, but it reflects a troubling reality in America.
 



bernard said:
There is no evidence of premeditation in this case. Anthony was merely looking for shelter from the rain when Metcalf confronted him and insisted that he leave. Instead of escalating the situation through physical means, Metcalf should have contacted a coach or track officials for assistance. A 35-year sentence seems excessively harsh, particularly given that Anthony has no prior history of violence. This situation is unfortunate, but it reflects a troubling reality in America.
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“This situation is unfortunate, but it reflects a troubling reality in America.”

Disparate treatment/impact. Black people are born into it. The time for complacency has to end.
 
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