Re: 17y/o Killed By Neighborhood Watch/CHL
Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:38 pm
If the proscutor isn't going to the grand jury, that probably means she is going to indict Zimmerman for a lower level charge, maybe something like manslaughter.
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I've heard both sides...stroo wrote:If the proscutor isn't going to the grand jury, that probably means she is going to indict Zimmerman for a lower level charge, maybe something like manslaughter.
I think it means she knows she has no case and she has a better chance of getting a ham sandwich certified Halal.stroo wrote:If the proscutor isn't going to the grand jury, that probably means she is going to indict Zimmerman for a lower level charge, maybe something like manslaughter.
That murder in Tulsa made the U.S.A. national news. This murder in Tulsa didn't. I wonder what's the difference?Beiruty wrote:Tit for tat aracial street war started. Tulsa , OK. 3 dead 2 injured all black. Suspect is described white male driving a white truck. NOT good.
VMI77 wrote:YOU may think the different outcome you describe would be worse, but that is in fact the desired outcome of all the leftists and race hustlers. If nothing else, Zimmerman deserved at least a beat down, because he's a member of the oppressor class, and thus, responsible for all his actions when they impact a member of the victim class. Trayvon is a member of the victim class, so he's not responsible for any of his actions. The people making hay out of this are not confused and they're not concerned with what reasonable people call justice, just their own version of "social justice." "Social justice" means those in the victim classes get to administer beat downs whenever they're "dissed," and they get to plunder the "undeserved" wealth of the oppressor class, either directly, or through government middle men. If they kill people, it's not their fault because they're "disadvantaged." That's why a guy with a clean record, an MBA, and a good job, gets a five year prison sentence for having a gun incorrectly locked in the trunk of his car and possessing evil "hollow points," but a convicted felon caught carrying a gun in his waistband gets a slap on the wrist.mamabearCali wrote:Saw that...I used to really like Cosby, he seems to be getting more and more off his rocker. If Zimmerman had not had a gun that night the story would have been. "Neighborhood watch captain found with life threatening injuries" or even worse "Neighborhood watch captain found dead, police suspect foul play--left behind grieving wife and children." It was not the gun that caused the situation that night, but likely a stupid young man that felt disrespected and thought he could get away with "swinging on a man" as he had done before. Both Treyvon and George had every right to be where they were, and could be as suspicious as they wanted to be with each other. The problem start when Martin hit Zimmerman and then proceeded to jump on him and hit his head on the ground. I would even bet that if all Martin had done was to punch Zimmerman once in the face he would have gotten away with it, and nobody would have cried much for Zimmerman. It is the beating of the head on the ground that allows for a response of lethal force. So Mr. Cosby, perhaps we should blame Trayvon's fists and his actions for his death.
And to be clear, the advocates of "social justice" are part of the enlightened elites, so the law and rules that apply to the rest of us don't apply to them. The oppressor class is just those of us who work and save and live without government "entitlements."
What side is this link on? It's down now but I may want to check it out later and I'm not giving traffic the other guys.i8godzilla wrote:Sounds like legal costs are rising.............
http://therealgeorgezimmerman.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(The site is getting quite a bit of traffic and shows "Service Unavailable" quite often.
TheArmedFarmer wrote:How can you know that the website is really and actually run by Zimmerman? It smells like a scam to me.
According to this article, it's real...but then, it is an article in the MSM:http://www.clickorlando.com/news/Zimmer ... index.htmlsjfcontrol wrote:TheArmedFarmer wrote:How can you know that the website is really and actually run by Zimmerman? It smells like a scam to me.Most likely a scam
If I were going to set up a donation system, I'd have my lawyer set up an account in a major banking institution, That would have some legitimacy behind it, rather than some anonymous website.
The statement posted on therealgeorgezimmerman.com warns viewers that "some persons and/or entities have been collecting funds, thinly veiled as my 'Defense Fund' or 'Legal Fund.' I cannot attest to the validity of these other websites as I have not received any funds collected, intended to support my family and I through this trying, tragic time."
Not exactly. Cosby is basically saying the same thing that many of us have said on this board, don't do anything with a gun that you wouldn't do without the gun. He said we need to get the gun out of the hands of neighborhood watch folks because that gun gave him the courage to follow Martin.philip964 wrote:http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 ... rtin-case/
Bill Cosby blames it all on "the gun".
I am a website designer by profession, and this is one of the worst websites I've ever seen. I don't know if this is really his site or not. Could be a scam. Could be real. But if it is real, I'm surprised it took this long to put one up. The very first thing Treyvon Martin's parents did was hire a couple of race-baiting attorneys, who in turn hired a race-baiting publicist..............juuuuust before this story gained national attention. Coincidence? Only a retarded monkey would believe that.TheArmedFarmer wrote:How can you know that the website is really and actually run by Zimmerman? It smells like a scam to me.
Yes, we can dispute that that "claim." First I dispute the claim that Zimmerman "followed" him is a fact --it may be media spin. For one thing, what does "follow" him mean? He was 10 paces behind him?....he walked across the street to see where he went?....or he pursued him for two minutes?....five minutes? All I've seen is the repeated media assertion that Zimmerman "followed" Martin, and since they have been shown over and over again to have lied about this incident, there is no reason to accept their characterization of what Zimmerman did.tallmike wrote:Not exactly. Cosby is basically saying the same thing that many of us have said on this board, don't do anything with a gun that you wouldn't do without the gun. He said we need to get the gun out of the hands of neighborhood watch folks because that gun gave him the courage to follow Martin.philip964 wrote:http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 ... rtin-case/
Bill Cosby blames it all on "the gun".
Can we dispute that fact? Without a gun would Zimmerman have gotten out of his car to follow a 6'3" suspicious person who looked like he was on drugs? Maybe, but probably not. We shouldn't be so quick to defend the person we most associate with that we ignore the objective reality of the situation.
This should be the touchstone of every discussion of this case. The media has lied so often and so blatantly, that it's impossible to know if the other "facts" they've asserted are true or just more lies.VMI77 wrote:All I've seen is the repeated media assertion that Zimmerman "followed" Martin, and since they have been shown over and over again to have lied about this incident, there is no reason to accept their characterization of what Zimmerman did.