Do you need to ask?
Let's see... maybe because he's black and probably because he was also black at the time of the crime being committed. The reality is that he wasn't a leader. He was a young kid, growing up black in Texas, having to face a system designed to keep him in shackles, who got mixed up in a gang. What they did was horrific, no doubt. But there is evidence he played a rather passive role and even several of the jurors who delivered the verdict stated that had they have known the level of his involvement at the time, they would not have given him the death penalty.
Now, if he was white, wealthy and committed financial crimes that destroyed the lives of millions of people, he would not even be indicted. Unless those people were also wealthy and influential, then he would have gotten the Madoff treatment. Otherwise, no problem.
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is what they want. Stick it to the libs, blow stuff up, screw Europe, etc, etc. It’s no way to run a country! See also Brexit.
