re: What percentage of blacks think OJ did it, and what percentage of whites think he didn’t?

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There is no such thing as “the black community “.

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You're fricking wrong about that, sweetheart.

They knew he did it and just wanted him off.
This was a time nwa and a lot of rap groups were singing about f&&& the police.
This stems from Chief Gates wanted to be strong or look strong to the voting public that the LAPD was controlling gang violence since early 80’s when it climbed in LA.
Reality was if you worked with older supervisors who knew chain of command of gangs you didn’t have to beat the crap out of low level guys to make slow down violence. You had the realionship to try to work with higher level guys to stop or slow down the violence. Never really going to stop it.
You had young officers beating crap out of a low level want to be gang member when there were better ways to handle it. It made the LAPD look bad in certain areas and OJ case was symbol that they won.

Once Mark Furhman invoked the 5th testifying when called by the defense, he couldn’t do anything other than continue invoking the 5th for the rest of the questions he was asked. The 5th amendment doesn’t allow someone to pick and choose what questions they answer. In Furhmans case, F. Lee Bailey knew he had Furhman by the balls once Furhman denied EVER saying the “N” word. The Furhman tapes burried MF and allowed the defense to paint him as a lying, dirty, racist cop and the rest is history.

Yeah but you have 1000 dwi's so no one cares what you think..

nice troll

Everyone believes he did it. Blacks viewed it as payback for Rodney king and a victory over the white man. Put a gun to their heads and they’d all acknowledge he’s a murderer. Just like whites would acknowledge that the Rodney king beating was fricked up.

This happened over 23 years ago. It has been said that he got off because racial tensions were high at the time.

TBH, if an OJ-like trial would happen in 2018, sadly the same results are likely to occur. In other words, nothing has changed in our racial status.

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But it was more about a black man beating white law.

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I had to cut the title of this movie off because of the PC police, but it’s a great Blaxploitation film by Fred Williamson from a time when people weren’t so goddamn sensitive

The first word is Boss

The reason for the acquittal was to save central Los Angeles from being burned down and possibly hundreds of people being killed in LA and across the country. It was about fear, nothing more. 90% of blacks know he did it, but few will admit it in public.

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I think he had something to do with it, but I don't think he personally did it.

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Lol