Boycott Italy

Dazzle1

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Well the corrupt Italian Court system has renistated the conviction of Amada Knox.

Despite obvious prosecutorial misconduct and police brutality.

No American should visit Italy untill this case is thrown out.

And Europeans can stop lecturing us about the U.S justice system.
 
Typical response....

Is there no part of your xenophopic mind that might harbour a small thought Knox and her BF might actually be guilty?

Just asking...
 
Typical response....

Is there no part of your xenophopic mind that might harbour a small thought Knox and her BF might actually be guilty?

Just asking...

But she looks cute and is white!
How can she possibly be guilty?
 
Maybe, if one reads the details, one would get a different opinion.

Heaven forbid that just because the prosecutor lied and did things he should be in jail for, that she should be thought as innocent!

It's of course just cause she is who she is that's makes one think that way. Couldn't be anything else.
 
But she looks cute and is white!
How can she possibly be guilty?

If you check their so-called "evidence" the whole case is so flawed it would have been laughed out of court anywhere in the world, except in places like North Korea, Iran and Italy.

The other European states ought to gang up on Italy and tell them to update their court system to 21st century standard and stop embarrassing the EU...
 
Well the corrupt Italian Court system has renistated the conviction of Amada Knox.

Despite obvious prosecutorial misconduct and police brutality.

No American should visit Italy untill this case is thrown out.

And Europeans can stop lecturing us about the U.S justice system.

You do know that every European country has a different justice system, don't you?

Lumping Italian Courts with the whole of Europe is like criticising the US for the actions of Bolivia or Chile.
 
Typical response....

Is there no part of your xenophopic mind that might harbour a small thought Knox and her BF might actually be guilty?

Just asking...
How I am zenophobic for criticzing a corrupt system.

where they chose Knox without checking the facts.

they never considered her roomates nor did they act ethicaly in the case.

the prosecutor is a slime ball and the cheif investigating police office beat Knox.
 
How I am zenophobic for criticzing a corrupt system.

where they chose Knox without checking the facts.

they never considered her roomates nor did they act ethicaly in the case.

the prosecutor is a slime ball and the cheif investigating police office beat Knox.

exactly.

Add to that some contaminated DNA collected days after scores of people had stomped around the crime scene like a herd of buffalo, and of course the prosecutors main arguments about Knox being the head of a murderous demonic sex-cult.

The guy could be a great Lit author - maybe he already is - but I cannot fathom why he hasn't been fired from the Perugia DA's office in disgrace long ago.
 
Because it is normative for the country.


I read this:

Award-winning author Alexander Stille has been called ?one of the best English-language writers on Italy? by the New York Times Book Review, and in The Sack of Rome he sets out to answer the question: What happens when vast wealth, a virtual media monopoly, and acute shamelessness combine in one man? Many are the crimes of Silvio Berlusconi, Stille argues, and, with deft analysis, he weaves them into a single mesmerizing chronicle?an epic saga of rank criminality, cronyism, and ...

It was a real eye-opener.
 
Typical response....

Is there no part of your xenophopic mind that might harbour a small thought Knox and her BF might actually be guilty?

Just asking...


Maybe. But the case was hopelessly flawed. The U.S. system has its weaknesses and I won't pretend otherwise, but we're not supposed to convict on "maybe," to say nothing of convicting someone because she's a party girl who liked sex, which was a lot more important in this case than it should have been.
 
And young black men across the U.S. are saying, "Welcome to our world, bitch!"
 
Well the corrupt Italian Court system has renistated the conviction of Amada Knox.

Despite obvious prosecutorial misconduct and police brutality.

No American should visit Italy untill this case is thrown out.

And Europeans can stop lecturing us about the U.S justice system.



I rest my fucking case.
 
And young black men across the U.S. are saying, "Welcome to our world, bitch!"


:D Good one.


To be fair though, the over-all crime statistics for young upper middle-class white girls who attend a university look a bit more favorable than the ones for young black men...
 
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