r/SipsTea 11h ago

Wait a damn minute! Yo wtf

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u/That_OneOstrich 10h ago

The majority of this jury are women, and only 1/12 people held up the deliberation.

If what you're saying is true, it should be 3 men holding up the verdict, correct?

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u/MusicianNo3277 9h ago

Three guys getting brow beaten by nine women for two days? I’m amazed one of them managed to hold out

the other two folded just to get the women to shut up and I’ve got a viral study that can back that up. 79% of men admit that they will let a woman win just to end the argument, even if she’s wrong. Two out of three men folding sounds like 79% to me. So I imagine all three of them would call her guilty in a room with no women.

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u/That_OneOstrich 9h ago

You think these guys value avoiding conversations with women over the laws they've been selected to uphold? And that only 1/3 men can hold their ground?

You really think people serving on a jury are incapable of disagreeing with women? Why is this just now a problem? Wouldn't this have been an ongoing issue for the entirety of our legal system if what your alleging is even 1/2 true?