Mark Eiglarsh
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 1 Sep
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But I'm actually having these discussions with certain people on Twitter where one person actually said there were two ways for this not to have happened.
One, Austin Metcalf could have gotten an adult and not asked Carmelo to leave.
And the other is Carmelo should not have stabbed him.
And I'm like...
Apply that analogy to a woman who gets raped and you say, well, there are two ways for her not to have gotten raped.
She could have not gone to the nightclub or the rapist could not have raped her.
As if to normalize this type of behavior in the first place, it's demeaning to the very people that they purport to be protecting.
to say, yeah, you know, there were two ways for this not to happen.
You know, Anthony could have, Austin Metcalf could have not exceeded the limits of his authority as a kid, or, you know, the other guy could not have stabbed him in the heart, as if those two responses are somehow comparable.
So it does a disservice.
I just say the only saving grace here, I think, is it's a very vocal group of radicals and not a broader sort of us versus them, like we saw with O.J.
Simpson, when I remember otherwise saying,
rational people, or so I thought, saying this is a victory because O.J.
Simpson got away with murder, allegedly.
In this case, it seems to be a much more narrow group of radicals located to the courthouse, some sort of Black Panther offshoot, and it doesn't seem to be wider spread or more broader across the national spectrum.
It's not gonna work.
I mean, I just find it funny.
I'm not sure exactly what the relationship is, but I always said in the practice of law, clients tend to reflect their lawyers and lawyers tend to reflect their clients.
The fact that this is the best spokesperson they can come out to protest the innocence of Carmelo Anthony.
I mean, that tells you everything you need to know is that nobody with a conscience and with the absence of a criminal record would do it themselves.
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