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Not Guilty

Do you expect anything else. A white man shooting a black man in the south. As a racist once said, a white man will never be found guilty by an all white jury of killing a black man in the south. It was true when this man said it 50 years ago and it is still true today.
 
Do you expect anything else. A white man shooting a black man in the south. As a racist once said, a white man will never be found guilty by an all white jury of killing a black man in the south. It was true when this man said it 50 years ago and it is still true today.

You're sick...
 
Do you expect anything else. A white man shooting a black man in the south. As a racist once said, a white man will never be found guilty by an all white jury of killing a black man in the south. It was true when this man said it 50 years ago and it is still true today.
Outrageously dumb post-verdict statement #1.

The list WILL be long.
 

Not sure why anyone liked your message, since it's simply a verdict and has no other comment. Strange that. But what I've learned from this is that I have the right, in Florida anyway, to track and stalk someone just because I don't know why they're in my neighborhood and then, when they take offense to said stalking and tracking and (supposedly) turn on me, I can shoot them. I guess this is free range shooting of anyone in my neighborhood for any reason. I don't think that is a good thing for neighborhoods, but perhaps others do (like those who would 'like' the top post). Also, inasmuch as our kids are getting fatter and fatter because they are not safe to go outside in their own neighborhoods and therefore stay inside with their video games and smart phones, this is another reason why parents are reluctant to let their kids go outside. Originally it was because some "stranger" was going to kidnap their young butts, but I guess now we can add that strangers will believe their teenage butts are a threat and shoot them.
 
I am glad that they found him not guilty.
I hope people can now move on and my prayers are with the Martin family.
 
Not sure why anyone liked your message, since it's simply a verdict and has no other comment. Strange that. But what I've learned from this is that I have the right, in Florida anyway, to track and stalk someone just because I don't know why they're in my neighborhood and then, when they take offense to said stalking and tracking and (supposedly) turn on me, I can shoot them. I guess this is free range shooting of anyone in my neighborhood for any reason. I don't think that is a good thing for neighborhoods, but perhaps others do (like those who would 'like' the top post). Also, inasmuch as our kids are getting fatter and fatter because they are not safe to go outside in their own neighborhoods and therefore stay inside with their video games and smart phones, this is another reason why parents are reluctant to let their kids go outside. Originally it was because some "stranger" was going to kidnap their young butts, but I guess now we can add that strangers will believe their teenage butts are a threat and shoot them.
Between Trayvon and Zimmerman, the first person to commit an ILLEGAL act, was Trayvon. Not guilty
 
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Do you expect anything else. A white man shooting a black man in the south. As a racist once said, a white man will never be found guilty by an all white jury of killing a black man in the south. It was true when this man said it 50 years ago and it is still true today.

Wow.
It was nothing of the sort, but you are determined to insert racism aren't you.o_O
 
Between Trayvon and Zimmerman, the first person to commit an ILLEGAL act, was Trayvon. Not guilty

Because defending your life when you feel threatened is illegal. Interesting comment from a conservative. I hope you will behave similarly cowed when someone follows you for no reason.
 
Not sure why anyone liked your message, since it's simply a verdict and has no other comment. Strange that. But what I've learned from this is that I have the right, in Florida anyway, to track and stalk someone just because I don't know why they're in my neighborhood and then, when they take offense to said stalking and tracking and (supposedly) turn on me, I can shoot them.

Not quite Bobby.....since you're apparently a slow learner be careful...they have to beat the shit out of you and pound your head on concrete before you can shoot them.
 
Not quite Bobby.....since you're apparently a slow learner be careful...they have to beat the shit out of you and pound your head on concrete before you can shoot them.

Pound your head on concrete? Evidence of that? Hint: there's none. There's just Zimmerman's word. Of course you and I KNOW he wouldn't just be making that up, don't we? (/sarcasm)
 
Because defending your life when you feel threatened is illegal. Interesting comment from a conservative. I hope you will behave similarly cowed when someone follows you for no reason.
I told you you were wrong on that. I told every liberal who attempted that one that they were wrong on that one. Now the jury has told you THEY felt you were wrong on that one.

So it's about time to give it the hell up.
 
I told you you were wrong on that. I told every liberal who attempted that one that they were wrong on that one. Now the jury has told you THEY felt you were wrong on that one.

So it's about time to give it the hell up.

Wrong on what? Defending yourself when you feel threatened?
 
Wrong on what? Defending yourself when you feel threatened?
Trayvon had NO REASON to feel like he was threatened physically. He didn't feel he was in fear for his life- but he may have tried to take advantage of a neighborhood watch guy who dissed him. Likely he felt slighted he was thought of as a suspect, and went after George.

That was an illegal assault.
 
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Trayvon had NO REASON to feel like he was threatened physically. He didn't feel he was in fear for his life- but he may have tried to take advantage of a neighborhood watch guy who dissed him. Likely he felt slighted he was thought of as a suspect, and went after George.

That was an illegal assault.

How do you know how Trayvon felt? How do you know he didn't feel in fear for his life?
 
Because defending your life when you feel threatened is illegal. Interesting comment from a conservative. I hope you will behave similarly cowed when someone follows you for no reason.
Nah...he'll just apply his road rage and cut them off...not even knowing whether or not the WOMAN had a kid in her car. Despicable but true.
 
How do you know how Trayvon felt? How do you know he didn't feel in fear for his life?
Because there are not a convincing set of circumstances, evidence, or witness testimony to make a convincing case for it. It's not practical to say being "tracked" by someone at 7:30pm on a public street makes you afraid for your life.
 
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