ESPN 30 for 30: O.J. Made In America Series [Discussion Thread]

[Cadillac]

amazing documentary

but I was getting irritated with all the subtle racism from these cacs but then I was like CACs gon CAC

but damn have someone else but them talking I was and still in not in the mood to hear white people's stupid ass complaints.

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

Such a wide range of emotions watching this documentary. I hate the racial dynamics of America. I watch this and wish I was a lawyer, because the only justice we can get in this system is through civil lawsuits. OJ was a rich man who committed murder. But so was Robert Blake. But his stupidity in committing another crime allowed the system to zip the ****** suit back on him and remind him of his place in this world.

I want to see a documentary of this magnitude on Iran Contra. Or how about Cointelpro. Better yet the Rodney King incident. I stand by an earlier post I made. This documentary wasn't for us. This documentary is for the parole board to see when he comes up in 2017. To remind them to keep him locked up. Because he committed the cardinal sin in America, being a black man who murdered a blond hair blue eyed princess. The ultimate sin in this country,

 

[AITheAnswerAI]

That white bytch put it on awful thick for O.J's sentencing....

O.J is an idiot for not playing it safe though.

 

[threattonature]

Absolutely loved the doc. The one thing I would've loved to see is the subtle and not so subtle racism going unchecked. I would've loved to see reactionary shots or counter arguments made calling people for some of the bullshyt statements. Another problem that can't be avoided was the amount of lawyer double talk going on whenever questioned about anything involving the case. It seemed far too many like Marcia Clark and especially all the cops just toed the company line at all times and refused to admit any fault except when blaming other people. Also would've liked a little more focus on that list of reasons a few pages back of why all the prosecution evidence was not as strong as people want it to be.

I loved it shining light on all the injustices and all the bullshyt we've been dealing with police wise forever.

 

[broller]

O.J. world tour

Wendy knew better not to disrespect the juice bytch neck would have been Rollin on the control board

 

[Pifferry]

"I'm watching part 5 and I just feel...icky

Seeing his life from being all the way at the top to the very very bottom seedy shyt he did is really morbid. Seeing someone ruin their entire life like that

I wish none of this slimy shyt ever happened and OJ just never met Nicole"
-some random person

 

[DontDoIt]

I hope these black athletes and entertainers realize crossing over to white people doesn't put u on their level... as soon as u shyt in their bathroom that hammer coming straight to your head...

Like cassie said.support your own

Its funny you mentioned this. Remember in the beginning of this series how OJ declined to stand with the group of black athletes standing together (Muhammad Ali, Bill Russell, etc.)

I was looking at some Ali videos on youtube and this Malcolm X video came up. (Forgive that trash music )



Based on Malcolm X's observation, one can say that America pretty much used OJ to revert the American black hero to a safe, docile one. Every time one threatens to pop up, Richard Sherman, Cam Newton, Marshawn Lynch and more, suddenly its. "We've worked to hard to bring this foolishness back again."

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

I also want to add that Muhammad Ali, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Bill Russel and all the conscious black athletes were right for being on their black power shyt in the 60s. White America will never see injustice through our eyes. All we got is us. OJ strayed away from that. Now all those former pariahs are messiahs and he stands alone with the heathens.

 

[King Poetic]

I give the documentary 4 & 1/2 mics out of 5

I was glad to see O.J.life growing up and in college, however the trial parts I was upset because they left out the other footprints on the scene... they left out O.J. son history where he cut his ex girl hair off and put a knife to her throat as well as his other ex girlfriend and also his former boss...

O.J. was on the scene but someone else killed them for the juice, because she couldn't stopped sucking Marcus Allen off on the low

 

[Forlife44]

So it was ok for the judge and jury in this case to use other experiences for their decision but, the 95 trial everybody shouldn't have been allowed to render payback

 

[Pifferry]

So it was ok for the judge and jury in this case to use other experiences for their decision but, the 95 trial everybody shouldn't have been allowed to render payback

The documentary wasn't arguing it was okay, who was?

 

[Forlife44]

The documentary wasn't arguing it was okay, who was?

mracia was smirking she was happy, fred goldman happy basically all whites are happy he got 33 years

 

[satam55]

Yo my people yall gotta check out Larry King interview right af ter the acquital classic

Post it in this thread.

 

[Pifferry]

mracia was smirking she was happy, fred goldman happy basically all whites are happy he got 33 years

Was that the official opinion of the documentary?

 

[TheNig]

One thing i learned about this joint is that when white America is done milking you, they could give a shyt about you.