Wagner, I kind of muddied up the debate with the OJ evidence and going back to discuss his guilt of innocence is not really a discussion I'm prepared to get back into. It was over played as I expect we can all agree.

That said back to my original point. I'm curious as to how you address the last part of this comment.

Secondly, you and Quicksilver seem to suggest that OJ having gone through the process of the "System" has earned his right to go on through life free from all scrutiny because the "System" has redeemed him. If that is indeed the case then answer this...

What of the man (guilty by admission) who brutally rapes and murders a child who is then cut loose by the "System" by a technicality in the law which renders a mis-trial? Should we as society accept him back into the graces of humanity because the "System" gave him a pass?

Remember, there are two dead innocent people left behind by OJ Simpson.