Finally finished watching Simpson's documentary.
Really full of emotion. I hated this documentary when I watched the first three episodes, it felt like it kept talking to itself, intently instilling the logic that because Simpson is a duplicitous person, he is the killer of Nicole and Ron. What is the logic?
I have been devastated by criminal investigation case analysis, so I wondered why I didn’t analyze the rich clues at the scene (a thousand words are omitted here (no), and it didn’t appear until the fourth and fifth episodes – the shoe prints on the scene, Simpson’s interrogation Video - because he disguised so well, I couldn't believe it when I saw the real side of him, and now I think about it, I still feel like a devil, such a person; he could do such a thing to his wife. Ron added It's tragic, especially since his death was so hard, I feel sad when I think about it. I can't think about the criminal case, it's hard to think about it too much. I can't do a criminal case, I don't want to defend the murderer, and I don't want to see the content of the case.
After watching it, I think the producer should think more, because this is not just Simpson's documentary, but also a microcosm of American society during this period. The entire American society in this is wrong. Now regurgitate, heartache from beginning to end; How could they have done that question from beginning to end. How can racism be so horrible? How could the LAPD treat black people like that? How can the police treat people like this? How can their voices be so underappreciated? Is this a country? Are blacks their nationals? What is their president doing? What are their officials doing? What is their judicial system doing, ah, I know, bullshit.
The Simpson case became an outlet for black jurors to express their century of humiliation. What is the reason, is it America at that time? Everyone at that time, everyone in history, because each of us is too selfish.
Black people are selfish. They say we don't care, we don't think Simpson is guilty because LAPD has a history of violence; jurors say it's the prosecution lawyers who didn't behave well, if they behaved better, I'd vote for them; the defense The lawyer said, I'm not saying whether he did perjury, I'm just saying whether it was possible for him to perjury, and said, I don't play the race card, I play the credit card, and said that as a defense attorney for Simpson, this is What a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Is the past a reason to deny the present? Is the court a game to please you, are you god?
White people are just as selfish. While such a request may seem a bit high, it's not false logic that you didn't speak up when they went after the communists. Did you care when black people were being unfairly treated, did you help them, or did you just walk away indifferently and applaud? Of course, this has nothing to do with whether the judiciary should be fair, but when such a situation occurs, the judiciary is no longer fair, and you feel that you have no obligation to maintain it, but do you know that one day you will be attacked by it? You have to stand up. Clark said the reporters asked me what it meant to wear a white suit, which meant I was clean! ... Attorney for the public prosecutor, she probably felt that this case would definitely be lost at this time. The judicial system in the United States, at this critical time, has shown the urgent need to please black jurors, so why do you have to wear a white suit? Suits, why say clean here, will only sting their hearts that are already riddled with holes. I don't have Fifth Amendment rights, and defense attorneys will bring me down, Furhman said. So they asked, did you put the glove there, and he said, I have no comment, although a clear answer is extremely important at that moment. How can I believe that you are a conscientious and dedicated police officer? When you said harsh and violent words like that.
How strange, each of them had their own reasons, and they all fully justified their actions, and each of them spoke with conviction, without shame, and frankly. How strange.
Everyone is protecting themselves and looking for a way to live comfortably. What's wrong? So each of them is a Simpson, until they find their own fictional world, live in their own world, and must live in this world. You can't admit you're wrong. Doing things that shouldn't be done, contributing to extremely terrifying evil, and creating a shadow that others can't get out of in their entire lives, how can you admit it? If that juror had told me that she helped the person who hurt me and she felt sorry for me, I wouldn't say thank you, I would hate her.
Such indifference of the whole society, this indifference of the whole country, in addition to giving the heaviest revenge to those whom God deliberately cares for, of course it also brings division, turmoil and sorrow to the whole society.
But looking back, they didn't know they were wrong; or they didn't even know where they were wrong.
The wrong case was convicted, and the sentence was frantically increased in another case where he was finally caught. Playing with the judiciary, consuming judicial credibility, and trying to get it back, there is no other way, but you are too late.
Everyone said that Simpson, as a black man, lived so successfully in those times, he should have been grateful. what are they talking about? What is the significance of emphasizing gratitude in that era?
We were condescending again, and it seemed like Simpson was the only one to blame.
But every such person appears, it should be the shame of the whole society.
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