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Are you aware that his defense council was sitting right beside him during his statement to the police because the interview took place at the defense council's office? Are you also aware that his defense council was sitting right outside the room when he gave his testimony to the grand jury...

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The bottom line is that Johnson's claims - and those of some others - are implausible, especially having been coached by defense counsel. Wilson's certainly match up better with the physical evidence, eg - Brown was not shot in the back. Rather than have an OJ trial multiplied by geometric...

As usual you don't grasp the point of the subject matter, don't understand the definition or concept of hedonism, and have to get in a little personal dig to boot. Here's a hint: check out the Wikipedia link and the states that don't have incest penalties. This also might help:

With the recent SCOTUS announcement that they will take up the issue of same-sex marriage, it only stands to reason that other couples believe they should have the same right to marry because they're in love. So now as day follows night, we have this announcement from two young lovers who happen...

In spite of the above biased opinion, what happened with the Ferguson grand jury was an unusual latitude allowed for them to evaluate as much evidence and testimony as possible, then come to a conclusion without the biased directive of a prosecutor based on selected evidence. The New York Times...

There's no way to make a legitimate comparison between what happened in Ferguson and the riot in Columbus. Big difference between a crowd of drunken brats rioting over a football victory and an organized group threatening violence if they don't agree with a grand jury decision, then following...

And that's wrong. You're misinterpreting and spinning what I said with no knowledge of what my mindset was when I made the post. "Begrudgingly" and "disingenuously" are two adverbs that you've inserted without any basis in fact, just to support your assertion. The two riots are being discussed...

So we just can't believe our lying eyes? You offer nothing but wishful thinking to support that statement. Maybe there were a few "protesters" who didn't loot and pillage, and a few "looters" who didn't protest, but it could be argued that all of them were rioters and they viewed looting and...

The perfect tweet left out a couple of pictues: IMHO there's a big difference between a group of people whose intent is to loot, burn and destroy their own community and other people's businesses as opposed to those who have been partying all day and night and celebrating a championship win...

It only stands to reason that the high security standards necessary to protect that many presidents and prime ministers would dictate that they be segregated from the crowds in Paris that day - especially considering the threat of muslim terrorism that exists in France right now. Benjamin...

Not making excuses for them, but you would think the students of OSU - which claims an enrollment of about 58000 - could act like they've been there before since last night was their eighth national championship in football. Since the game didn't start until 9PM, they had plenty of time to...

It will also be insane if we start to see Mexican "no go zones" in the USA, but it's not likely to be so serious as France's problem. What makes their problem worse is that they've turned over areas to invaders from another country with a different religion and culture completely at odds with...

Kerry & Biden also had more important things to do. Obama once again proves to be a foreign relations moron by abandoning our allies, likely to avoid offending his muslim friends.

We don't know what happened before the video started, but the content doesn't show one single instance of the kid threatening another person. He just looks like a bored kid playing by himself with a toy gun. The caller to the police actually told them the kid's gun was probably a fake, but their...

You seem to think the resignation of a public official is something unusual or disgraceful. Guess what - it happens all the time. They take an oath of office, drivers sign contracts. Both have an agreement that's considered binding, until one of the parties involved decides it's not.

It's extremely unlikely that the useage of "moron" as a personal insult began on 1/1/1922, and more likely started with wordsmiths like Mencken describing individuals or groups of people they didn't like or whose political views they opposed. What...??? You have a problem with disabled...

In this instance it's questionable whether or not the 12 yr-old kid was told to do anything. The results were both swift and disastrous. We'll have to wait and see if this case against the cops goes to a grand jury and what the results turn out to be.

Yes it had, and Mencken obviously meant it as an insult considering the context of either version of his quote. Several sources state that "By 1922, “moron” was being used as an insult, and it was subsequently dropped from diagnostic use" including Ableist Word Profile: Moron. It has been...

The most likely POTUS to have been an atheist or agnostic was Abraham Lincoln. Although there have been opinions written pro and con about this, one would tend to believe that his wife would know best about his thoughts on the subject: The Wikipedia entry offers some interesting reading; I...