I have to strongly consider the divergent views of "justice being done" which is no more in focus than in the coming outcome of the George Zimmerman trial. It would be easy to dismiss the viewpoint mainly held by so many outspoken black Americans and many liberals which prejudges the doing of justice as the conviction of Zimmerman for murder, however, there is a historical and societal viewpoint to be remembered. It would be just as easy to take the mainly conservative and mostly white viewpoint of acquittal being the justice yet to be done to heart as being pure of motivation, but, in an America with its huge racial divides going back centuries, is that not also wrong? How about we await the outcome, the verdict, and then agree as AMERICANS that our system has done its job?
Posted on: Wed, 10 Jul 2013 01:17:51 +0000
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