I am asking here because all the political subs don't allow a question, and US politics used to seemed so simple until to understand this man came along.

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[–] 1 point 3 years ago (2 children)

@starman2112 @xantoxis it's not about bias is about facts. If proved that something happens is not biased. It is called applying the law.

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    Okay, I'm going to take this on its best face and believe that you might just not have thought about the process. In a jury trial, each juror gets to decide for themself what they believe happened based on the 'facts' presented during the trial. If you have talked to any hardcore fan of a politician, then you have seen how they can disregard just about anything that is presented about their favorite fella.

    The concern that a juror who voted for Trump; watches nothing but Fox News, Newsmax, or other 'conservative' media; lives in an area where only other brainwashed masses live; talks about nothing political except for conservative talking points with said neighbors, friends, family, and coworkers coworkers; and is still willing to believe in Trump's innocence despite all the public evidence we know about will vote innocent regardless of what is presented in court is a legitimate concern. Don't be naive and think that somehow being in court will cause a tiger to change its stripes.

    whew That was one hell of a run-on sentence.

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