Yes. I do. Sometimes I think you don't however.
I was talking about a the Buffalo case where the "plaintiff" admitted going to a home to commit a crime when they were shot. Let's call this case the brown horse.
You brought up OJ. Let's call this case your purple cow. (And I thought it was kind of amusing that you ducked my posed question by bringing up OJ, so I asked you if OJ shot Nicole with a knife. Sorry if it confused you.)
So did Nicole - the stabbee - go to OJ's -the stabber- house with the intention of committing a robbery, which OJ stabbed her for? Did Nicole's family admit in criminal court that she went to OJ's pad with the intention of robbing him?
Or was it supposedly OJ who went to Nicole's place to commit a crime?
Two different animals, Goober. In one case the victim's family sues the supposed criminal and wins. In the other the criminal not only admits to the crime, but sues his victim and wins.
That last one is a **** sandwich that only a lawyer can dream up, and served up piping-hot by a court system that's all about raking in the money.
But please, keep dancing though little monkey.
If you dance long and hard... maybe someday all the common folk will actually come to believe this pile of crap is really a diamond.