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04-02-2012, 02:33 PM
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Zimmy, you have a bright future as an interpreter of sorts. Every statement I make you have an uncanny ability to interpret to your liking. A Kreskin-like gift you either developed or were born with,kudos.
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04-02-2012, 04:45 PM
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Apparently in a 3 day period in the same week this kid was killed in Florida , in Obama's home city of Chicago there were 23 murders.
Don't think Obama made a comment on one of them nor did Jessie Jackson or Al Sharpton.
I'll bet $ all 23 in Chicago were black on black murders !
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04-02-2012, 05:00 PM
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I bet you are 100% correct Ron!
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Almost time to get our fish on!!!
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04-02-2012, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Raider Ronnie
Apparently in a 3 day period in the same week this kid was killed in Florida , in Obama's home city of Chicago there were 23 murders.
Don't think Obama made a comment on one of them nor did Jessie Jackson or Al Sharpton.
I'll bet $ all 23 in Chicago were black on black murders !
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I'll bet you got that from a retarded e-mail forward thats completely wrong!

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04-02-2012, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Raider Ronnie
Apparently in a 3 day period in the same week this kid was killed in Florida , in Obama's home city of Chicago there were 23 murders.
Don't think Obama made a comment on one of them nor did Jessie Jackson or Al Sharpton.
I'll bet $ all 23 in Chicago were black on black murders !
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And I'll bet all of these were acts of murder, homicide or manslaughter. From what I've read the actual rate of guns used to kill in self defense is really, really low.
In the Zimmerman situation, you have a guy with multiple arrests for violence, who's carrying when he's not supposed to be, perusing a person he's not supposed to be and placing himself into harms way by engaging with someone he himself has declared suspicious which he also knows he's not supposed to be doing. The police would have known all this when he was in custody.
The lead investigator doesn't believe his story and wants him held and charged with manslaughter.
Because he claims self defense the burden is now on the police to find enough evidence he's lying, which the State says they don't have, so he walks a few hours later after killing a teenager with a bag of Skittles.
Something really isn't right here.
-spence
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04-02-2012, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles
Zimmy, you have a bright future as an interpreter of sorts. Every statement I make you have an uncanny ability to interpret to your liking. A Kreskin-like gift you either developed or were born with,kudos.
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What was your reason for posting the information for then? Maybe if you elaborated, others wouldn't have to extrapolate meaning. Did you post that to point out what a terribly crappy day he had that started with suspension for pot and ended in the morgue? I guess I am not Kreskin, heck I can't remember responding to your other posts. I will refrain from now on
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Originally Posted by buckman
I missed it...what crime has Zimmerman been charged and convicted of?
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Oh, is it the act, the arrest, or the conviction that makes someone a criminal? The lack of arrest precludes him from being a criminal? If so, then so does the lack of conviction. I guess the black panthers you referenced aren't criminals then, either. What were you talking about then?
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Originally Posted by spence
And I'll bet all of these were acts of murder, homicide or manslaughter.
-spence
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Spence, the facts of the cases are irrelevant. Haven't you learned anything here? It doesn't matter that the lead investigator recommended arrest in this case. The faulty use of a self defense laws is irrelevant. You are so nuts, you probably think that a jury should decide the merits of the case, rather than have a police department overrule the lead investigator. Crazy anti-constitution liberal.
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No, no, no. we’re 30… 30, three zero.
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04-02-2012, 06:32 PM
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Zimmerman has stood trial for assaulting a police officer.
I still don't know why the media insist on showing only pictures of Trayvon as an 11 year old.
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04-02-2012, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles
I still don't know why the media insist on showing only pictures of Trayvon as an 11 year old.
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I'm not sure there are that many to choose from. A quick Google image search only shows the younger photo, the hoodie photo and a few random ones with his dad.
-spence
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04-02-2012, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by zimmy
Spence, the facts of the cases are irrelevant. Haven't you learned anything here? It doesn't matter that the lead investigator recommended arrest in this case. The faulty use of a self defense laws is irrelevant. You are so nuts, you probably think that a jury should decide the merits of the case, rather than have a police department overrule the lead investigator. Crazy anti-constitution liberal.
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I don't think Zimmerman is a monster, most likely he just really, really, really, really 'effed up.
What does surprise me though is how the State responded to the event. While Zimmerman has rights to be respected, it seems like they really rushed him out the door and back on the street.
Why?
-spence
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04-03-2012, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by spence
I don't think Zimmerman is a monster, most likely he just really, really, really, really 'effed up.
What does surprise me though is how the State responded to the event. While Zimmerman has rights to be respected, it seems like they really rushed him out the door and back on the street.
Why?
-spence
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Spence, here is WHY
look at the EVIDENCE immediatly after the incident. Witnesses account that they saw MARTIN holding down Zimmerman. Police officer at the scene noted that zimmerman had wounds to his nose and back of his head.
there you go, thats enough evidence that Zimmerman acted in self defence.
Its not a cut and dry case as some are making it out to be.
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04-03-2012, 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles
Then you have the black panther gangstas putting a bounty out and the real criminals come to light....
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Originally Posted by zimmy
"the real criminals?" They are criminals, yes, but the real criminals implies that the guy who follows and shoots an unarmed kid is not a criminal. That isn't what you meant, is it?
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Originally Posted by buckman
So you must know this as fact. Please tell us how.
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Originally Posted by zimmy
Originally Posted by zimmy
I am not sure what you mean. "know this as fact?" What are you talking about? The black panthers? Yes, the bounty makes them criminals. As far as Zimmerman, there is no disputing that he followed the kid. The kid was unarmed. The kid got shot. No one disputes that.
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Originally Posted by buckman
You don't know what "the act" was or how it happened. He has not been arrested or convicted. I'm pretty sure then he should not be called a criminal.
I never said anything about the black panthers.
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The chain of responses is above. As I said, I didn't know what you were referring to when you said "so you know this as fact." It was an ambiguous statement. Someone else brought up who the "real criminals are" right before your post. I don't know if he is a criminal. I didn't bring that up. I do know that the lead investigator recommended arrest. It should go through the courts. That is the crux of the problem. Let the judicial system decide the case. Trayvon had him pinned to the ground? So what? What about his right to defend himself? He was followed at night by a guy twice his size. It should go to the courts. Who made the decision not to arrest him?? That isn't even clear. I support right to defend, but the burden falls on the defender to show force was necessary. Otherwise, we have a lawless society.
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No, no, no. we’re 30… 30, three zero.
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04-03-2012, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by RIJIMMY
Spence, here is WHY
look at the EVIDENCE immediatly after the incident. Witnesses account that they saw MARTIN holding down Zimmerman. Police officer at the scene noted that zimmerman had wounds to his nose and back of his head.
there you go, thats enough evidence that Zimmerman acted in self defence.
Its not a cut and dry case as some are making it out to be.
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Interesting thing is that one witness says that he couldn't see the details because it was dark. Police grilled him, and according the the witnesses mother, pressured him into choosing a sweatshirt color by multiple choice. Other witnesses say they heard what sounded like a child cry out right before the shot. Add to that the video footage that shows no evidence of injury to Zimmerman and it is pretty clear the courts should decide.
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No, no, no. we’re 30… 30, three zero.
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04-04-2012, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by RIJIMMY
Spence, here is WHY
look at the EVIDENCE immediatly after the incident. Witnesses account that they saw MARTIN holding down Zimmerman. Police officer at the scene noted that zimmerman had wounds to his nose and back of his head.
there you go, thats enough evidence that Zimmerman acted in self defence.
Its not a cut and dry case as some are making it out to be.
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Nobody is saying it's cut and dry, the argument is that in fact it was obfuscated enough to merit more diligence.
Even if Martin had gained the upper hand in the struggle the police would have known that Zimmerman should have been in his car waiting for the police.
And even then, if I engage you in a fight and I'm losing (which isn't likely  ) should I have the right to shoot you dead when you're unarmed?
The burden should have been on the investigation to show this clearly wasn't a manslaughter case...
-spence
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04-02-2012, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by zimmy
Oh, is it the act, the arrest, or the conviction that makes someone a criminal? The lack of arrest precludes him from being a criminal? If so, then so does the lack of conviction. I guess the black panthers you referenced aren't criminals then, either. What were you talking about then?
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You don't know what "the act" was or how it happened. He has not been arrested or convicted. I'm pretty sure then he should not be called a criminal.
I never said anything about the black panthers.
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