Zimmerman Trial

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volmaverick said:
Nancy Grace complains that George Zimmerman was 'out on bond, driving through Taco Bell every night, having a churro' during his trial

Read more: Watch as Nancy Grace complains that George Zimmerman, an Hispanic man, was 'out on bond, driving through Taco Bell every night, having a churro' during his trial | Mail Online
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Can u here the outcry if someone of Fox or Rush said a black was having a watermellon every night?
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That's what you get for tuning into the "hysterical ladies network"
 
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therealUT said:
Yep, no reason to confront suspicious behavior in public. Afteralll, we have publicly employed agents for that job and we should always just wait for them. That strategy was good enough for the individuals in the planes on 9/11 and it should have been good enough for Zimmerman. Who did he think he was acting like a ****ing man and investigating suspicious **** in public?

Hell, maybe next time a situation like this happens, the person reporting will just stay in the car and the suspicious individual can just break into a house and maybe rape and kill others while the "police are on their way..." Which, by the way, I've heard over the phone before when I reported gun shots on my street in Boston. The police did not show up for another two hours. Luckily, they were just errant shots and nobody was ever injured (or, at least, reported injured).
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I bet that he wishes he would have just listened to the dispatcher.

If he had seen Trayvon breaking into a house that is one thing....but he was just strolling through the neighborhood. Comparing a stroll through the neighborhood with a hijacking a plane is laughable...even for you.
 
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Lexvol said:
I bet that he wishes he would have just listened to the dispatcher.

If he had seen Trayvon breaking into a house that is one thing....but he was just strolling through the neighborhood. Comparing a stroll through the neighborhood with a hijacking a plane is laughable...even for you.
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I guarantee with 100% certainty that all criminals are strolling along before committing the criminal activity.
 
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Lexvol said:
I bet that he wishes he would have just listened to the dispatcher.

If he had seen Trayvon breaking into a house that is one thing....but he was just strolling through the neighborhood. Comparing a stroll through the neighborhood with a hijacking a plane is laughable...even for you.
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There is lesson to be learned from this.

Mind your own business, to hell looking out for your neighbor and neighborhood and never get involved. To do so puts your freedom in jeopardy not to mention financial ruin.
 
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hog88 said:
There is lesson to be learned from this.

Mind your own business, to hell looking out for your neighbor and neighborhood and never get involved. To do so puts your freedom in jeopardy not to mention financial ruin.
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Only to find out the next day that someone broke in your neighbors house and raped and killed his wife....
 
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Lexvol said:
I bet that he wishes he would have just listened to the dispatcher.
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To do what exactly? If you mean to stay in his vehicle you are aware he was already out of the vehicle when that part ("We don't need you to do that.") of the conversation occurred, right?
 
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Lexvol said:
I bet that he wishes he would have just listened to the dispatcher.

If he had seen Trayvon breaking into a house that is one thing....but he was just strolling through the neighborhood. Comparing a stroll through the neighborhood with a hijacking a plane is laughable...even for you.
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I'm comparing mentalities and the comparison holds (if it does not, feel free to show me where it fails; but, be careful, because you are also in the world of counterfactuals, as well).

Enjoy letting others think for you and others act for you.
 
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hog88 said:
Hey, not my problem, why take the chance the POTUS would use the DOJ to appease his base?
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That would be hard to live with. Knowing you could have done something. Would you want your neighbor to say that if he saw someone snooping around your house? Not bashing or anything
 
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OrangeBlood4life said:
That would be hard to live with. Knowing you could have done something. Would you want your neighbor to say that if he saw someone snooping around your house? Not bashing or anything
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I'm being facetious.

With the DOJ going after GZ, that is the attitude this admin is encouraging.
 
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A lot of gated communities in Florida have unarmed security guards walking or riding golf carts around the property all night. The HOA manager claimed that he didn't think Twin Lakes needed Neighborhood Watch. I think he was just covering himself legally. The reality was that the security was inadequate, but he could not admit that without incurring legal liability. I think Zimmerman was right to report a person acting suspiciously as Martin was acting. Getting out of his vehicle was a questionable moral decision that exposed him, and I think he was too incautious about the way he went about it. Zimmerman knew not to confront the subject, but he also should have known to avoid the attack by keeping more distance. While he was not legally at fault for being attacked, he should have known better. I once watched police respond to a similar situation, and they were very alert and tactically professional in their approach. Zimmerman was not.
 
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I'm sorry, but I wish Al Sharpton would just STFU. I'm tired of seeing his boney little head about to pop. If he loses any more weight he'll be a skeleton & he's already passed the jackass stage.
 
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Lexvol said:
I bet that he wishes he would have just listened to the dispatcher.

If he had seen Trayvon breaking into a house that is one thing....but he was just strolling through the neighborhood. Comparing a stroll through the neighborhood with a hijacking a plane is laughable...even for you.
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How often do you stroll through neighborhoods other than where you live with a black hoodie on pulled up over your head? I would dare say never.

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Vol Main said:
Getting out of his vehicle was a questionable moral decision that exposed him, and I think he was too incautious about the way he went about it. Zimmerman knew not to confront the subject, but he also should have known to avoid the attack by keeping more distance. While he was not legally at fault for being attacked, he should have known better. I once watched police respond to a similar situation, and they were very alert and tactically professional in their approach. Zimmerman was not.
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Try as I might I can't come up with a way to make leaving his vehicle an "immoral" decision.

I absolutely agree his approach was tactically flawed.
 
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When Jeantel told Martin that the man following him might be a rapist, Martin circled around so he could give a 'creepy, ass-cracker' a beatdown.

Martin instigated the fight against Zimmerman, not because Zimmerman was merely following Martin, but because he thought Zimmerman was a homosexual

The truth is that Martin was guilty of a hate-crime against who he thought was a gay person.*
 
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volmaverick said:
When Jeantel told Martin that the man following him might be a rapist, Martin circled around so he could give a 'creepy, ass-cracker' a beatdown.

Martin instigated the fight against Zimmerman, not because Zimmerman was merely following Martin, but because he thought Zimmerman was a homosexual

The truth is that Martin was guilty of a hate-crime against who he thought was a gay person.*
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If nothing else TM did profile him as a white pedophile. Thus the phrase "cracka ass rapist".
 
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therealUT said:
I'm comparing mentalities and the comparison holds (if it does not, feel free to show me where it fails; but, be careful, because you are also in the world of counterfactuals, as well).

Enjoy letting others think for you and others act for you.
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If you can't see the difference between a teenager walking in a neighborhood and a terrorist, there is nothing I can do for you.

If Zimmerman had a chance to re-enact the events of that evening, I bet he would do it differently.

For the record I see no criminality in the situation in its entirety. Just two people making really bad decisions.
 
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