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That would be a matter of opinion rather than fact.
What was "suspicious " about him.Tell me.
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That would be a matter of opinion rather than fact.
I don't know...I wasn't there.What was "suspicious " about him.Tell me.
What grounds were there for conviction of manslaughter that could be proven beyond a reasonable doubt? Do you even know the definition of manslaughter?He should have at least been found guilty of manslaughter.
We cannot convict someone based upon "I'll bet that Zimmerman would've....".He had no business following Trayvon around in the first place, and had Trayvon been a white kid named Tommy instead, I'll bet that Zimmerman wouldn't have even taken any action.
They did not tell him that.The police told him to back off but he didn't listen.
You entirely miss the central fact that Zimmerman was being pummeled, & shot in self defense.He should have at least been found guilty of manslaughter. Even if he wasn't looking for a fight (which I don't believe), he certainly acted out of order and was negligent in his actions. Let's remember that Zimmerman got a trial; Trayvon didn't even get that - Zimmerman decided he was judge, jury and executioner on the spot.
You entirely miss the central fact that Zimmerman was being pummeled, & shot in self defense.
Now, If GZ had shot TM at a distance, you could make the "executioner" charge stick.
.... So you don't know the definition of manslaughter. You're just bitter because the liberal media told you to be...If Zimmerman hadn't been profiling a young black child, none of this would have happened. There wouldn't have been a fight, and nobody would have been shot.
Trayvon:
- Was a honor student with a 3.75 GPA,
- Was accepted into college on a full-ride,
- Was a volunteer of over 600 service hours,
- Was a devoted member of his church,
- Was a loyal friend and a loving son,
- Was an innocent boy.
But, black skin, skittles, ice tea and a hoodie deemed him a "threat to the community".
R.I.P
Profiling gets a bad name, but everyone who is security conscious does it. Zimmerman described Martin's behavior in the 911 call, which is reasonable. When I've performed security duties, I profiled. It works. But it pays to treat people fairly.If Zimmerman hadn't been profiling a young black child, none of this would have happened. There wouldn't have been a fight, and nobody would have been shot.
Does any one of these statements defeat the fact that Martin was astride Zimmerman, pummeling him, & banging his head into the ground repeatedly. When attacked, people generally don't have the time to peruse their assailant's resume.Trayvon:
- Was a honor student with a 3.75 GPA,
- Was accepted into college on a full-ride,
- Was a volunteer of over 600 service hours,
- Was a devoted member of his church,
- Was a loyal friend and a loving son,
- Was an innocent boy.
I can't speak for Zimmerman's state of mind. But there was no evidence to convict him of the crime. Innocent Martin might've been up to the point where he violently assaulted GZ, whereupon things changed. And I'm the last person who would be convinced that Martin did no wrong simply because he went to church.But, black skin, skittles, ice tea and a hoodie deemed him a "threat to the community".
R.I.P
Does any one of these statements defeat the fact that Martin was astride Zimmerman, pummeling him, & banging his head into the ground repeatedly. When attacked, people generally don't have the time to peruse their assailant's resume.
"For all we know" is the prefix to self-serving speculation.For all we know Zimmerman started it and it was Martin who was defending himself. Of course we will probably never know because Martin wasn't there to tell his side of the story.
Did you not hear the testimony about Zimmerman's dismal fighting skills?I find it highly unlikely that a fully grown man needed to "defend" himself against a lanky teenager who was 5'6" or 5'8" at the most, weighing 140-150 pounds.
Try to stick to the evidence instead proffering fanciful & histrionic speculations as fact.Zimmerman acted like a power-hungry cop in some tin-pot dictatorship like Russia or North Korea who shoots at unarmed protestors and then claims "self-defense".
Ben Kruidbos, Corey's former director of information technology, was fired after testifying at a pre-trial hearing on June 6 that prosecutors failed to turn over potentially embarrassing evidence extracted from Martin's cell phone to the defense, as required by evidence-sharing laws."We will be filing a whistleblower action in (Florida's Fourth Judicial District) Circuit Court," said Kruidbos' attorney Wesley White, himself a former prosecutor who was hired by Corey but resigned in December because he disagreed with her prosecutorial priorities. He said the suit will be filed within the next 30 days.
For all we know Zimmerman started it and it was Martin who was defending himself. Of course we will probably never know because Martin wasn't there to tell his side of the story.
I find it highly unlikely that a fully grown man needed to "defend" himself against a lanky teenager who was 5'6" or 5'8" at the most, weighing 140-150 pounds. Zimmerman acted like a power-hungry cop in some tin-pot dictatorship like Russia or North Korea who shoots at unarmed protestors and then claims "self-defense".
Who needs facts when one has careless impressions?Trayvon Martin was about 6 feet tall... You know nothing about this case...
Moreover, Martin was a strapping kid, & Zimmerman a pudgy middle aged man.
Late young? Early middle aged?Um...maybe its just me .But I don't consider 28 to be "middle aged".That's more like "prime".
Um...maybe its just me .But I don't consider 28 to be "middle aged".That's more like "prime".
Late young? Early middle aged?
He definitely looks like he's on the downhill side of life.
Daaang. That's only a year and a couple months older than me, and I definitely don't feel middle aged. Heck, I have a hard time considering myself an adult still.