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As the late Senator Daniel Moynihan reportedly said, "[e]veryone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts."...The facts that follow are the ones with which both the defense and the prosecutor must contend.
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Then he follows with a timeline that shows how improbable the case against Zimmerman actually is. The facts will have to discredited somehow before the prosecution can come up with a plausible case.
Maybe they are successful with it, too. It's the OJ trial all over again, but in reverse. All kinds of defenses were allowed for OJ, but won't be allowed here. All the prosecution's zeal will be reserved for Zimmerman, but not for OJ.
It ought to tell anybody with a brain SOMETHING, but does anybody bother to observe and think anymore? Or are we all zombified?
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