All the Simpson parole did today was

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

Bring back the tired debates he murdered them or no he did not murder them.

[Warpy]

1. He's an old man now, just turned 70

Oh, he'll get a few days of camera attention but after that, he's going to be just another ex con, although his pension will allow him to live without bagging groceries or being a greeter at Wally's. His children have finished growing up without him and most of his friends have moved on.

He's been in prison for nearly 9 years, probably close to what he'd have actually served had he been convicted of murder. The civil trial took everything but his pension.

I'd say justice has been served.

[B2G]

5. "Live without bagging groceries" LMAO!

His NFL pension alone is 25K a month.

[StevieM]

8. OJ would have gotten a lot more than 9 years if he had been convicted of

the Brown and Goldman murders.

He might have gotten life without parole. At the bare minimum he would have gotten 25 years.

[Warpy]

10. At the time, it would more likely have been 25 to life

and it's not inconceivable that he'd be out now. prisons are crowded and people who are deemed not to be a threat (since their nearest and dearest are no longer alive to threaten), they're turned loose.

Remember, one of the enduring scandals in this country is that murderers serve little time while nonviolent pot smokers are in forever.

[LovingA2andMI]

2. Personally, I'm SICK of the 1994 Criminal Acquittal....

Coming into this Nevada Felony Conviction. One has NOTHING to do with the other. He has a Civil Judgment in the Brown/Goldman case that O.J. will STILL be countable for as a monetary judgment until it is paid in full.

Those are the facts and nothing but.

[MFM008]

3. Maggot in chief

Must be asking his magic mirror if he's still the fairest in the land .......

[nini]

4. No kidding

I couldn't care less about where he is and what he's doing.

[Control-Z]

6. Who's debating?

I don't know anyone who questions his guilt. That may be wrong but it's the truth.

[cwydro]

7. Oh we have posters here who think he didn't do it.

Mind boggling.

[Control-Z]

11. It is mind boggling

in the way it was that anyone could believe George Zimmerman was innocent.

[cwydro]

12. Yes indeed.

Hell, at least he admitted it.

[Skittles]

18. they know he did it

no one is that stupid

they just think sticking it to the system is more important than justice

[cwydro]

19. Lol.

I think you're spot on there.

[maxsolomon]

13. Its like the "debate" around Amanda Knox's innocence

There were several posters who reliably came out of the woodworks to argue for her guilt, which was flat-out absurd.

It was generally the only topic they commented on. Loons or trolls, take your pick.

[uponit7771]

16. People who don't trust overtly racist LEO's who admits to framing black people ?! Right?

[LanternWaste]

9. It also afforded every half-wit in the nation the opportunity to be an expert

It also afforded every half-wit in the nation the opportunity to be an expert on every aspect of the judicial system, and allow us their unimpeachable, unerring and absolute judgement on both guilt and innocence.

[B2G]

14. And why not? We put them on juries all the time.

OJ's jury is a perfect example.

[oasis]

20. Aided by half-wit, racist cops who plant evidence to help their cases.

[Skittles]

15. there is no real debate

it was always murderer apologists vs justice

[Squinch]

17. Uhhh... it also paroled him.