I'm not sure I understand the "I'm not suicidal!" outburst. What was that about? Just shouting for attention? Setting the stage, so to speak, for some other maneuver?

What was it about? He's a drama queen and, like the judge said, a narcissist. For those of you who think that outburst was spontaneous, think again. This asshole has had months to think about how he would react if he was found guilty and sentenced. You can see what a clear thinker he is simply by considering how he arrived at where he is now. He's stupid enough and deluded enough to think his little stunt in 2019 would work. Everything he does is planned. He doesn't live in the real world.

Appears he will have 150 of them.

Could take a lesson from Arizona. A sheriff there fed his prisoners bologna sandwiches on stale bread and green bologna; put them in highway duty chain gangs.
^^^^^^^^^^^
Cook County is MUCH worse. Everybody there will know who he is before he enters. Prison time would have been easier by far. I was impressed by the fairness and eloquence of Judge Linn.

I don't know what hall of fame or archive sayings like this go into, but "I'm not suicidal!" should join "Don't taze me bro!"

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Originally posted by vthoky:
I'm not sure I understand the "I'm not suicidal!" outburst. What was that about?

He clarified it. He implied if he's found dead, someone killed him.

The face you make when you have been sentenced to 150 days in a notorious county jail and everyone there already knows you're gay.

"150 days in the county jail ain't no little thing, Alice" said Little Bill.

Jussie gets 5 x Humble Pie.

Justice for Juicy!!

lol

That sentencing hearing was spicy and hilarious.

The TV roles and millions weren't enough this deluded jackass.

Juicy until the end, too. I laughed aloud, between a cackle and a hearty guffaw.

That's some next level foolishness. Impressive in its scale and persistence.

I liked the judge calling him out. He had his number and no matter what the prick said he couldn’t get his way.

I've always been a supporter of people who falsified claims should serve the same sentence as the alleged offender if the crime was actually committed. So in this case if white men had actually done what he claimed them to do and they would have been sentenced to X years in jail then JS should have to serve the same.

5 months is not enough. JS should serve years with an S.

What the hell is Smollett talking about I'm not suicidal..?
Was that an issue?
Is Juicy acting all the way up to the very end? Did this guy not comprehend the verbal beating from the judge?

What a lunatic.

Well, Bye.

Well he sure proved the judge's proclamation of narcissist wrong: "I'm not suicidal" "I did something with fist of 400 years of oppression" "I'm innocent!"

The judge got one thing wrong when he said he did it not for money but for attention. He did it to contribute to the phony political movement of the period. He did it to advance the agenda that Trump voters and DT are racists. He did it to help dimocrats defeat DT. Juicy Smallyeah was the Kamikaze pilot of the 2020 campaign to defeat DT.

Well I must say this is a satisfying end to this whole affair. I watched the 2min clip of the sentencing and that judge was great. I think Jussie was stunned and it was glorious.

One of my favorites:

"That's not a black power fist. He just thinks he's holding an Oscar."