To the African Americans who cheered when O.J. Simpson was found 'not guilty'...?

Question

How do you feel now that He has written his 'confession' , as his publisher puts it, in a book.

Guilty or Not Guilty???

Answer 1

y u aiming this question at us blacks?? everybody knew that fuu was guilty

Answer 2

I'm not an African American but I believed he guilty due to circumstance. His lawyer played it out to be a hate crime (cleaverly) and when the verdict was read, I remember, the whites seemede a bit clueless but the blacks, whom seem rational about the evidence cheered him on. It was a victory, not just for not being murderous but trying to pin the murder on him because he was black. All the watch groups for black's simotanelous where over joyed in finding a culprit whom was out to deter their efforts and further have an idol and another way to keep their groups going. Will the book have an impact now? Well, there will always be people who choose to believe in something regardless of personal opinion or even inmvestigating. Those that think he was guilt shall like the black advocate will use to advance their causes. Other then that I don't think little will change on the outlook. It was set a decade ago (even before the verdict.)

Answer 3

Dont Be A Racist Lots Of Others Also Cheered I.E Wife Beaters Of All Races, The Hertz Rental Car Company, Many Buffalo Bills & U.S.C Football Fans As Well As People Who Thought O.J Was A great Actor All Three Of Them!

Answer 4

It seems that some of the evidence pointed to him, but some did not. I think a good case is proven on all the facts and not someone being setup. Why could it not have been a hit for some money owed. They wanted to point the finger on him because he is an African American dating a Caucasian woman. What if she was black and OJ was white, what would the outcome be then. I don't think they would have put that much effort into trying to find a killer. What about if it was OJ that was killed, would they have forced that much effort into making NIcole out to be the killer. If it was left up to the facts, I think they should dig a little deeper and gather all the facts instead of pointing a finger. Prove by facts and not speculations. Once all of the untampered facts are presented, he could be guilty or maybe he could be found innocent without a doubt. Maybe we should read the book first!

Answer 5

Why the hell can we ought to call the African American. Do I ought to call those with blonde hair Scandanavian-British. EDIT: I wasn't haveing a flow at you it particularly is purely something that has continually bewildered me. Sorry if I got here off that way. :)

Answer 6

i think most black people realize now that he's guilty. but at the time, i think they felt like whites were always trampling on them and putting them in jail and being racist so they wanted to see a black man go free for once. i don't know if he was found innocent because most of the jurors were black, or because the lawyers screwed up the case but anybody with a brain knows he's guilty!

Answer 7

I am not African American but I agree with the first persons answer. He was guilty as he11 and most sane people know it.

Answer 8

He didnt write a confession, he wrote a book talkin about "If" he did it, he know what he doing, he know this will make him money and get him back in the public eye

Answer 9

I feel fine because he is not saying that he did it. It really doesn't matter now whether he is guilty or not guilty.

Answer 10

I thought he was guilty then,and I know he is guilty now.He truly is ****.

Answer 11

He's guilty then and guilty now