Your first point, "the prosecutor had nothing to do with the Wilson case" is objectively false. The prosecutor chose whether or not to file charges against Wils

Your first point, "the prosecutor had nothing to do with the Wilson case" is objectively false. The prosecutor chose whether or not to file charges against Wilson (he chose not to). The prosecutor presented the evidence to the grand jury and made many choices about how to word that presentation and what to include. I have no beef with the rest of the points you make.