Originally Posted by Reba

I'm referring to the fact that the police in the Tawana Brawley case, and the college students at Duke had their character and reputations unfairly shredded. Did Sharpton repudiated his false accusations against them in sense of justice? No. There is no justice for the people he slanders and libels.



I can unequivocally state that he did NOT repudiate his slander against the defendants in the Brawley and Duke cases, nor did he repudiate his inflammatory words that resulted in riots and the deaths of Jews. They just happen to be Caucasian.

BTW, why do you refer to the people he supports as "clients"? Did they pay him for his public support? I wasn't aware of that.



How so? What do you mean "represented"? Was he a lawyer?



Huh? He wasn't their lawyer. He slandered and libeled them. He used a lot of time on TV to bad mouth and accuse them. Did he expend as much energy and time to apologize and influence his cohorts to apologize? NO!



Sharpton was a prosecuting attorney? Are we talking about the same guy?

Sharpton made speeches at rallies against the falsely accused cops and students. That was NOT the role of an attorney. That was a rabble-rousing trouble maker who made slanderous statements against falsely accused people.


I'm not even talking "politics." I'm talking personal character. He doesn't mind destroying the lives of people for his own benefit.


If you notice, I didn't start this thread. I didn't pick the topic. The thread has Al Sharpton's name in the title.


Have I publicly made any false slanderous statements about Sharpton?

NOPE.