No indictment does not equal innocence
Grand juries, and even regular trial juries, are not the final annunciator of innocence, but frequently a misguided mouthpiece of a manipulated system. Case in point: the jury in OJ Simpson's criminal trial. Playing to the Blacks on the jury, Johnnie Cochran won an acquital (not innocence, I repeat) by trotting the how ol' evil Massa done tried to railroad his client. But when his civil trial ended, there was no doubt who killed whom when the jury found for the plaintiffs.
While not knowing the racial composition of the grand jury in DC, by simple virtue of the ethnicity of the city, I'll wager that a majority of Blacks sat on the panel. And once again, ol' evil Massa became the oppressor, whilst the jukebox played a looping version of "Let My People Go."
The abiding message conveyed to anyone who cares to listen is that "rude, unprofessional, arrogant and reactive childish behavior" as so aptly written by Seascamp, becomes the norm. God help us.
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One Big Ass Mistake, America
"Political correctness is a doctrine, fostered by a delusional, illogical minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end."
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