Terrific testimony from the expert. Then goes back to dumb explanation. Should have finished with the full video.

The rate question didn't land there.

powerbelly said:

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The rate question didn't land there.

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Now Binger knows he needs to keep him up there for longer to charge the defense more $$$$$$$$$

why do i feel like binger is about to focus on the missing 9 seconds where he estimated kyle's running speed....

crowman2010 said:

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powerbelly said:

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The rate question didn't land there.

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Now Binger knows he needs to keep him up there for longer to charge the defense more $$$$$$$$$

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I think he was hoping that the expert was working at a discount.

I was told there would be no math

Expert needs to start adding in the details he wanted to give on direct in response to Binger's questions.

BlackGoldAg2011 said:

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why do i feel like binger is about to focus on the missing 9 seconds where he estimated kyle's running speed....

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I would focus on that. He needs to try to discredit if he can.

anyone else lose the feed?

These guys have created so many oddly named "observation points" that they can't keep straight, neither the witness, defense, or prosecution can keep them straight and get their timings right.

Yes.

BlackGoldAg2011 said:

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why do i feel like binger is about to focus on the missing 9 seconds where he estimated kyle's running speed....

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"Pickup and me did it in 45 flat sir."

PBS feed is poo poo other feeds are still up.

yes

FriscoKid said:

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BlackGoldAg2011 said:

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why do i feel like binger is about to focus on the missing 9 seconds where he estimated kyle's running speed....

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I would focus on that. He needs to try to discredit if he can.

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i would too, but its going to suck for everyone else because its almost entirely irrelevant minutia

AgBQ-00 said:

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anyone else lose the feed?

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Yes, just switched back to wapo

Anyone remember what Mark O'Mara did during the Zimmerman trial? He demonstrated to the jury how long the four or so minutes really is by being silent for that amount of time.

So for everything from Ziminski's first shot until Kyle raises his hands to surrender to police was under 3 minutes.

He's asking about software zooming in as it plays.

AgBQ-00 said:

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anyone else lose the feed?

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Just switched to CourtTV on YouTube

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BadMoonRisin said:

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Here's the average intelligence level of someone falling for whatever the press says and ignoring first hand videographic evidence for over a year.

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I think the issue is simply not paying much attention. When you consider all that you read, hear, or see on a daily basis, you simply don't have time to critically dig into every detail of every headline, story, tweet, etc.

It's not an act of intentionally ignoring anything, it's simply not questioning things seem at a glance and moving on. This person probably paid about 5 minutes of attention to this over the last year, and is only now revisiting it because it's back in the news. Their prior knowledge may be hearing about it in passing, and that's it, because they just didn't care enough to divert attention from their daily life.

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I disagree! The narrative is so strong that they were led to assume that all white men hate black people and want to shoot them, and white "allies" to the BLM movement were not horrible instigators here.

I think that's a pipe dream and unrealistic expectation. Media, of any form, has always been and will always be about persuasion. I think what we need is a society that is capable of critically analyzing the things they see at a glance with the understanding that there may be more or that something may not be true.

The problem is that we have the expectation of a fair and balanced media, which is patently false. We would be much better off if people looked at all media as inherently biased and their initial perceptions reflected that. You can't critically analyze everything you see and get all of the details and facts to arrive at a informed opinion, but you can question everything you see and have a null opinion until and unless you do dig deeper.

Yes, let's watch the video at 1/4 speed and microanalyze.

Thanks! Got it

How's it going (for us who work for a living)?

bye cept

I know the prosecution doesn't want to humanize Kyle, but it gets really annoying that they will only refer to him as "the defendant."

It is a very common tactic, but sometimes it just becomes too noticeable. I would bet the jury is annoyed as well.

guy in the back about to fall asleep....

Holy **** he paused it with d-bag's gun pointed at KR.

I don't see how freezing that frame with homeboy trying to run around behind him with gun ready does the prosecution any help

I jaw saw that GG had that gun and was coming towards Kyle with it up and ready. Wow. That's not helping the prosecution!

ABATTBQ11 said:

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BadMoonRisin said:

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Here's the average intelligence level of someone falling for whatever the press says and ignoring first hand videographic evidence for over a year.

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I think the issue is simply not paying much attention. When you consider all that you read, hear, or see on a daily basis, you simply don't have time to critically dig into every detail of every headline, story, tweet, etc.

It's not an act of intentionally ignoring anything, it's simply not questioning things seem at a glance and moving on. This person probably paid about 5 minutes of attention to this over the last year, and is only now revisiting it because it's back in the news. Their prior knowledge may be hearing about it in passing, and that's it, because they just didn't care enough to divert attention from their daily life.

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This person looks like she has recently been redpilled and only started looking into stuff herself recently.

I guarantee you she has spent more than 5 minutes of attention, mostly agreeing with other progressives that a "white supremecist Trump and police supporter murdered 2 people at a Black Lives Matter" rally.

Let me add a few points-
1. All my friends/family are progressively and I recently woke up to their hyocrisy and msm BS
2. I admit I haven’t paid much attention to the case
3. If you hear someone called a white supremacist enough times, you believe it unless…

— Sarah Beth Burwick (@sarahbeth345) November 11, 2021

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Yes, let's watch the video at 1/4 speed and microanalyze.

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agreed lets. we can use it as a case study learning video to train officers about maintaining composure in stressful situations and quickly & accurately assessing threats and judiciously responding to them as appropriate

aggiehawg said:

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Anyone remember what Mark O'Mara did during the Zimmerman trial? He demonstrated to the jury how long the four or so minutes really is by being silent for that amount of time.

So for everything from Ziminski's first shot until Kyle raises his hands to surrender to police was under 3 minutes.

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I think he should pound it home by banging the table in time with the shots.

Y'alls comments lead me to believe this is just another great day for the prosecution.