Thursday, July 1, 2021
Bill Cosby’s conviction has been overturned by the Pennsylvania
Supreme Court, creating a serious dilemma for the radical left – which should
be celebrating the release of a black man from prison, but can’t stand the idea
that he might have gotten away with his crimes against women.
The radical left is willing to overlook a whole pantheon of violent
crimes in building the myth of a racist America, but Cosby like OJ before him
forces the left to choose between which agenda they are promoting.
In truth the radical left appears not to like black men as
much as their propaganda claims – as demonstrated in a number of black women
writers such as Alice Walker and her classic, “The Color Purple.”
So, apparently throwing Cosby under the bus in order to
support a women’s agenda becomes tolerable, even though Cosby is black, and is
well-known for standing up for black rights in the past.
The radical left had the same issue with OJ, which is why
when a court exonerated him the first time, they forced another trial to make
sure he was convicted – if not of murder, then something that would make living
intolerable.
The left did the same thing to Cosby when their first
attempt to convict him resulted in a mistrial.
Now, the club of women that claim Cosby raped them are
howling about the fact that his rights were violated – something many conservatives
have complained about when liberal lawyers managed to get violent criminals
freed on legal technicalities.
The irony of the Cosby release this week comes at a time
when the current vice president of the United States sat at the bed side of a
known rapist and told him how proud she was of him, partly because she was
promoting an anti-Police agenda.
It would be impossible for her to say as much to Cosby since
there is nothing politically to gain in supporting a man who has been an icon
for black rights when it would pit her against her other political base,
liberal women.
The Cosby case – as well as the OJ trial that preceded it by
three decades – were largely little more than political lynching – when the
legal system did not come up with the results many on the left wanted.
This is not to say that what Cosby or OJ did was right. But
you can’t defend murders and rapists on one hand as part of social justice, and
then violate the very precepts of your own argument when the system doesn’t
give you the result you want.
This also poses problems for media, whose whole intent is to
create the illusion of a racist America.
It would have been easier for media outlets if Cosby had
been shot by a cop, thus turning him into a victim and a hero, and putting up
statues in his memory.
Since media sees the world in black and white – or perhaps –
black vs white – Cosby becomes an issue beyond the scope of its agenda, forcing
media outlets to choose which is more important, a black man wronged by an
unfair verdict, or the outage of the liberal community at the fact that Cosby is
being let out of prison and can never be charged with that particular crime
again.
The trial was always political, of course, since the alleged
victim waited until just 12 days prior to the statute of limitations to file
it, and then was represented by one of the show horses lawyers of the feminist
movement.
This was a show trial, a political sham hidden behind the
veil of seeking justice, and ultimately, it shows just how fabricated many of
the liberal issues are.
You can bet there will be more legal action in the future –
although the sting of Cosby’s release will make whatever happens next even more
deplorable.
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