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Listen to this three times in a row. “We weren’t trying to figure out if she *murdered* *the* children. She did. And she’s admitting that…” I know it’s a subtle linguistic distinction. But “murder” is literally the term for the crime. “Killing” is the legally neutral way of describing the act - since not all killing is murder, but all murder is killing. Once you acknowledge it’s murder, it is by definition the crime. It’s probably just improper use of grammar from an ignorant juror, but it’s an indication as to the level of intellect of this juror (and the others). And notice the way this jury member describes Lindsay’s children. Lindsay murdered “the children”. Not *her* children. Dissociation. Separation of responsibility. Distancing. As if “snapping” is always evidence of lack of criminal responsibility… These jurors speaking publicly has been their biggest mistake. It eliminates any doubt as to what went on in that deliberation room. Crazy jurors arguing from a conclusion, and not towards one.

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135,696 次观看 • 2 天前

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Symba is convinced that J. Cole dissed him on a new freestyle, and the Cali rapper is ready to return the smoke. On Tuesday night (Jan. 27), Cole dropped four new freestyles, including the track "Bronx Zoo Freestyle." On the song, the Dreamville head honcho raps: "I hate these rappers like I’m Charleston White/Give arthritis to authors/It’s hard to write as hard as the god does/Y’all toddlers to me, stop botherin’ me/Young Simba, some ni**as threw some hate my way/But only thing they should say is, 'Cole, you like a father to me'" Some people, including Symba, believe the lines were a shot at Symba, who dissed Cole on wax after the North Carolina rapper gracefully bowed out of the battle with Kendrick Lamar in 2024. On Wednesday (Jan. 28), Symba called in to the Rory and Mal podcast to discuss. "I'm pulling up to the studio, and I think you know what I'm gon' do," he told Rory. "I took that [diss] as a sign of respect for him to mention me. For him to take the time to address that. It's all we ask for in hip-hop...But you're not my father. My father shot at police. He don't duck smoke." Symba went on to shout out J. Cole and admitted he is excited to hear The Fall-Off, but made sure to note that he was not gonna let Cole's bars slide. There is a chance that Symba is mistaken about the J. Cole diss. Early in Cole's career, he referred to himself as Simba and even released the tracks "Simba," "Grown Simba" and "Return of Simba." So, Cole may have been referencing himself on "Bronx Zoo Freestyle."

XXL Magazine

29,261 次观看 • 7 个月前

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Screenshot: The famous Z-singer Shaman, who is known for the song “I am Ruzzian,” refused to pay for the funeral of those killed in Crocus. On the day of the shooting, he declared that he would pay for everyone’s funeral. Screenshot - today. Video 1: Shaman said that he is ready to pay for the funeral of those killed in the terrorist attack and the treatment of those who survived it. Video - March 23. Video 2: Shaman set a record for making money on someone else's misfortune: only a day has passed since the terrorist attack, and he has already released a song and a video. Did he sit down to write on Friday at eight in the evening? [there was an attack on Friday evening].

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Steph Curry on retiring as a Warrior and what the Bay Area and the fans mean to him: “DubNation is strong. It’s been great to see them, not only the history before I got there in ‘09, but to see how we’ve grown in the last 17 years that I’ve been out here. It’s a lot to be proud of, of building an organization to the heights that we have. Myself, Draymond, Klay, KD, Andre, and a whole cast of others, they know who they are. So it’s just a matter of being grateful that I get to represent one fanbase for, hopefully, my entire career.”

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Osa Odighizuwa says he has the Cowboys game circled on the 49ers schedule: “Speaking to the rivalry, this is a game that for a long time, it’s the game that you got a picture on a dart board and you’re throwing the knife at the picture and now I just take down the picture and I put up the other picture and I’m on the other side of it, but the energy is exactly the same.” Just look at the way he starts rubbing his hands together when he was asked if he saw the schedule yet. He’s gonna go off in that game 💀 🎥: Richard Sherman

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163,032 次观看 • 3 个月前

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Giannis Antetokounmpo on why high-character teammates matter to winning teams: “The most important thing and now I’m not a coach but I am as you said the head of the snake. So when a guy at the end of the bench is like hey man like I can do that man I should be getting more minutes man, like hey man it’s we and they. You know, like it’s separating the team the guy at the end of the bench. So it’s very important as a leader as a coach to the end of the bench the 15th guy the 12th guy has to be positive because if that guy is positive it can translate all the way to the front.” (Via NBA on NBC and Peacock)

NBA Courtside

191,150 次观看 • 5 个月前

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theboyjay

34,669 次观看 • 7 个月前

Dredd on shooting with Sky Brie as a new talent: he says she’s got “it” in her DNA and that “sky’s the limit” for her: “Definitely, what was your experience shooting with my client Sky Brie? She was great brand-new talent in the game.” “Brand-new talent in the game, obviously. But from a looks-wise she’s got that covered. My question going into it, not only with her but any girl in a situation like that because of their newness is can they do it right?” “And so I had that question with her and I was hoping she could… and she delivered, bro.” “You got a good one with her, man.” “Thank you. I’m very proud for sure. She’s got it down. It’s like either you have it or you don’t. You could be taught to a degree, but it’s either in the DNA or it isn’t. And she’s got it.” “The looking into the camera when she’s sucking d*ck… that look where if you’re a viewer you’re looking at it and those eyes are like, ‘Damn, it’s fucking you up.’ She’s got all that covered. Sky’s the limit for her, man. Ironically.”
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Dredd on shooting with Sky Brie as a new talent: he says she’s got “it” in her DNA and that “sky’s the limit” for her: “Definitely, what was your experience shooting with my client Sky Brie? She was great brand-new talent in the game.” “Brand-new talent in the game, obviously. But from a looks-wise she’s got that covered. My question going into it, not only with her but any girl in a situation like that because of their newness is can they do it right?” “And so I had that question with her and I was hoping she could… and she delivered, bro.” “You got a good one with her, man.” “Thank you. I’m very proud for sure. She’s got it down. It’s like either you have it or you don’t. You could be taught to a degree, but it’s either in the DNA or it isn’t. And she’s got it.” “The looking into the camera when she’s sucking d*ck… that look where if you’re a viewer you’re looking at it and those eyes are like, ‘Damn, it’s fucking you up.’ She’s got all that covered. Sky’s the limit for her, man. Ironically.”

nexa_sama

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