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Oscar Pistorius shoots girlfriend - Part 2

She must have been afraid he'd mistake her for a home invader before shooting her multiple times at close range.
The article is nonsense.
Oscar Pistorius had opportunity but negative motive, and the phone conversations after her shooting were enduringly consistent with a tragic accident.
Release the poor devil and stop all this diatribe masquerading as trite humour.
And that includes you dear Atheist.

I wish everyone would grow up and understand that Pistorius is a victim of a fear mongering republic. So is Reeva.
 
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The article is nonsense.
Oscar Pistorius had opportunity but negative motive, and the phone conversations after her shooting were enduringly consistent with a tragic accident.
Release the poor devil and stop all this diatribe masquerading as trite humour.
And that includes you dear Atheist.

I wish everyone would grow up and understand that Pistorius is a victim of a fear mongering republic. So is Reeva.
He deliberately set out to shoot a human being. Whether Reeve or an intruder, that doesn't matter; he shot and shot to kill. That's what puts him behind bars. This has been explained to you a couple of dozen times already in this thread, and you choose to ignore it every time. It really must get tiring to the regulars in this thread.

(and personally, I think he damned well knew Reeva was in the bathroom stall, and that the whole intruder thing is a poor ruse from him, but that's neither here nor there)
 
The article is nonsense.
Your comment is nonsense. The article is a sensible and relevent background piece on the murderer's pathological jealousy and insecurity.

Oscar Pistorius had opportunity but negative motive,
Pistorius was bristling with motive.

and the phone conversations after her shooting were enduringly consistent with a tragic accident.
The phone conversations were entirely consistent with a crime of passion murderer attempting to squirm out of trouble once his anger faded enough for him to realize the consequences he'd be facing. There was no accident. There was a brutal murder.

Release the poor devil
The poor devil here is Steenkamp, who had the life ripped from her by an entitled douche, while her murderer's fanboys cheer him on.


and stop all this diatribe masquerading as trite humour.
Sarcasm is an appropriate response in the face of such pathetic celebrity worship.

I wish everyone would grow up and understand that Pistorius is a victim of a fear mongering republic.
Pistorius is the beneficiary of a culture of hero worship perpetrated by an infantile society living their sad lives through famous people.

So is Reeva.
Nonsense. Steenkamp is the victim of an indulgent rageaholic and his fawning fanclub.
 
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Uh, looks like brother Carl and the rest of the Pistorius family is pissed about the movie and claim they're gonna sue. I'm not sure if Oscar and/or the Pistorius family actually have legal standing to sue.

Oscar Pistorius’ brother Carl said earlier this week the Pistorius family will "take legal action" against the film in which Oscar Pistorius is portrayed by actor Andreas Damn with Toni Garrn playing Reeva Steenkamp who was tragically gunned down.

Oscar Pistorius: Blade Runner Killer will debut on 11 November on Lifetime in the United States, with no date available yet for Lifetime (DStv 131) in South Africa and Africa on MultiChoice's DStv satellite pay-TV platform.

Reeva's family did not endorse the movie.

Steenkamp’s parents said on Monday they had been “horrified and upset” to read a report in US media that the film would be told from the perspective of Steenkamp and her mother.

“Any impression that is created that … the movie is endorsed by the Steenkamp family is untrue and incorrect,” they said.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...kers-film-blade-runner-killer-reeva-steenkamp

I'm not all that interested in the Lifetime movie after following the trial and appeal in real time so I doubt I'll even bother to watch. I'm more interested to see what becomes of the next appeal on November 3.
 
Uh, looks like brother Carl and the rest of the Pistorius family is pissed about the movie and claim they're gonna sue. I'm not sure if Oscar and/or the Pistorius family actually have legal standing to sue.



Reeva's family did not endorse the movie.



https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...kers-film-blade-runner-killer-reeva-steenkamp

I'm not all that interested in the Lifetime movie after following the trial and appeal in real time so I doubt I'll even bother to watch. I'm more interested to see what becomes of the next appeal on November 3.
All scurrilous tabloid rubbish. The trial judge understood the facts, yes Pistorious killed, but everyone should understand that endemic fear leads to accidents.
 
All scurrilous tabloid rubbish. The trial judge understood the facts, yes Pistorious killed, but everyone should understand that endemic fear leads to accidents.

Oh that's all right then. You can kill who you want so long as you are somewhere suffering from endemic fear. Glad we've established that.

Either that, or you could abide by the law of the land. Tough choice.
 
Oh that's all right then. You can kill who you want so long as you are somewhere suffering from endemic fear. Glad we've established that.

Either that, or you could abide by the law of the land. Tough choice.


Or you could move the USA and become a policeman, thus accomplishing both goals.

(I should probably go into hiding after this completely uncalled for comment on my part.)
 
You expressed what I was thinking too, in the light of a certain thread elsewhere on the forum. Or indeed multiple threads.
 
You expressed what I was thinking too, in the light of a certain thread elsewhere on the forum. Or indeed multiple threads.
Yes, it seems ironic that brave law enforcement officers get a leave pass to blaze away but a cripple trying to "protect" his gal is thrown to the wolves. This assuming that it was genuine mistaken identity as trial judge Masipa declared.
 
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Please don't co-opt my unrelated comment to support your starstruck hero-worship fantasies.
 
He's a gun nut and the world reaps accordingly. But Masipa got it right in my opinion, I thought that from day one.
 
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Yes, it seems ironic that brave law enforcement officers get a leave pass to blaze away but a cripple trying to "protect" his gal is thrown to the wolves. This assuming that it was genuine mistaken identity as trial judge Masipa declared.

It is fascinating that calling someone like Pistorius a cripple is acceptable when trying to elicit sympathy and/or portray him as harmlessly feeble.
 
No Rolfe.
I see you as a best quality contributor, but you were captured in the case early by a false analyst.
 
No Rolfe.
I see you as a best quality contributor, but you were captured in the case early by a false analyst.

And you are blinded by Oscar's fame and media managed persona. He is a murderer. A lying, cowardly piece of scum.
 
He's a gun nut and the world reaps accordingly. But Masipa got it right in my opinion, I thought that from day one.

No she didn't. She allowed her objectivity to be compromised, leading to errors in law which had to be rectified by the Supreme Court. Even then she let Pistorius off with a very short sentence for murder.

What compromised her objectivity? She too was a cripple, from childhood polio.

She should have recused herself.
 
Go back to your Knox friend Thoughtful. Damn fine mathematician and criminoligist. She analysed the postal police in Knox and the phone calls in Pistorius, and got the right answer both times. Brilliant.
Just wrong on culpability on one of the cases.
 
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No she didn't. She allowed her objectivity to be compromised, leading to errors in law which had to be rectified by the Supreme Court. Even then she let Pistorius off with a very short sentence for murder.

What compromised her objectivity? She too was a cripple, from childhood polio.

She should have recused herself.

We don’t refer to people as cripples in the 21st century.
 

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