The Chauvin Jury: Did They Get It Right?

    Did the the Chauvin jury get it right?

    Guess what?  I think that jury had its mind made-up the minute it got impaneled.  How could they not?  America burned in 'peaceful protests' last year.  You'll find out, eventually, more if their minds were made up because book deals will eventually happen or interviews.  Granted, I concede I might be wrong on this.  However, I believe the jury with that 10 hour announcement acted in fear.  The Maxine Waters incident didn't help and neither did Biden's comments.  Yes, people, by rights they were sequestered during the Biden commentary but I find it hard to believe that it didn't get through, somehow.  If the system actually worked, this guy should've been convicted on the manslaughter charge.

    Minneapolis was held hostage by this trial and the jury knew it.  The fear of doxxing didn't help. The frothing at the mouth by the democratic party didn't help this and the media egging this on really added fuel to the fire.  The jury probably figured let's convict this guy and let the higher-ups handle it, namely the Supreme Court.  Will the Supreme Court turn this conviction over?  It's hard to actually say but depending on how politics go it could.  This should be interesting though- I think this trial should've been moved originally or at least sequestered.  In the meantime, let this story disappear from the headlines but just be careful out there- this conviction might mean cops won't really help the citizens that much anymore.