Do you believe the not guilty verdict for Zimmerman is just? UPDATE: NOT GUILTY

well, i can't say i agree with the verdict, but the trial was a joke. most of the witnesses were like brain trauma victims. i had less of an understanding of what the fuk happened after the trial was over. How does that even happen?

i'm glad i don't live in florida tho. i'd feel a hell of a lot less safe if i did

Liberalus is just feeding you guys what he feels will get the response he is looking for. He is succeeding in that with some of you guys. Like nibroc. But nibroc has changed for the better somewhatdave123321

[QUOTE="dave123321"]Liberalus is just feeding you guys what he feels will get the response he is looking for. He is succeeding in that with some of you guys. Like nibroc. But nibroc has changed for the better somewhatNibroc420

nibroc has changed for the better somewhatdave123321

[QUOTE="Chaos_HL21"]

The point is we do not know the full story, yea Zimmerman did act like an idiot. But did that empower him, Zimmerman's side of the story is he did not confront Martin, and it seems that lethal force was a near last resort.

VendettaRed07

everyone wants to know what martin was doing. Well what was zimmerman doing? Was he patroling the neighborhood keeping in touch with police to make it feel like he is somehow solving crime? There is enough evidence to support that as he made it very clear that the recent amount of break ins in his neighborhood upset him Convinient that he had his gun on him no? What does he just carry it at all times? Sounds to me like he went out seeking people he thought might be robbing other peoples homes and alerted the authorities the second he saw anything that looked anything like it.

Im willing to bet anything he doesn't drive around talking to the police confronting people acting like a cop if he doesn't have a gun. Thats just how I see it. Maybe it would have happened similarly if he didn't have a gun.. But Im sure situations not exactly like this, happen ALL the time. people putting themselves in dumb scenarios and get in way over their head because its so easy to get a gun and they can go around with that power in their pocket.

Zimmerman stated that he was on his way to Target when he originally saw Martin walking between the buildings and looking in windows. With the number of burglaries, which you acknowledge to have happened, someone looking in windows is suspicious and would warrant stopping and calling the cops, which is exactly what he did. There was even one point that Martin started to approach Zimmerman's vehicle and just stared at him.

Now, after Trayvon ran, and it was testified that he lost Zimmerman, he had the ability to go into where he was visiting, yet didn't. That does not mean that Zimmerman followed him with the intent of killing Martin. If it was, he could have shot him when he approached the vehicle and stared at Zimmerman, yet he wasn't. There is no evidence that this "cop wannabe" had his weapon drawn like a cop could when unsure of where a suspect is that may be dangerous as no testimony from the last person to talk to Trayvon that Zimmerman had his pistol out. 

196 pages. Wow.Shottayouth13-

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="dave123321"]Liberalus is just feeding you guys what he feels will get the response he is looking for. He is succeeding in that with some of you guys. Like nibroc. But nibroc has changed for the better somewhatdave123321

[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]

[QUOTE="Capitan_Kid"] That has nothing to do with this. There's a difference between someone walking behind you and being followed. Capitan_Kid

Seriously, you just didn't say that. Someone walking behind you is following you. This from someone who thinks 28 is middle aged. How old are you? 13? 

If you are walking behind someone, you are following them.

fol·low (fl)
v. fol·lowed, fol·low·ing, fol·lows
v.tr.
1. To come or go after; proceed behind

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="dave123321"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Lol, i know he's a troll. He's using a picture of Trayvon at age 12 mhmthebest31406

[QUOTE="thebest31406"][QUOTE="lo_Pine"] Here are some more recent photos of him DevilMightCry

[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"] And he called the cops, which was enough. He didn't need to pursue him. He did not need to follow him. He did not need to assume he was a burglar and on drugs for no reason at all. He most certainly went looking for trouble. MrPraline

There were traces of THC in Martin's system and he apparently liked Lean, which is something Skittles is used for, and sizzurp. Now I am not saying that he was using that day, but being suspended from school for having an empty baggy with residue on school grounds as well as texting and tweeting about it sure points to drug use.

True and is why I stated he probably was not using or even going to use since it requires the use of a cough syrup using codiene and none was found in his system nor do I think any was found where he and his Dad lived. I think his Dad started coming down on Martin for his actions and drug use, but I can't say for certain, but it looks that way. 

[QUOTE="DevilMightCry"]

[QUOTE="thebest31406"] So I take it you deplore marijuana use?thebest31406

[QUOTE="thebest31406"][QUOTE="lo_Pine"] It's the fact that he poses like Tupac coupled with his public display of gun toting that makes it troubling.lo_Pine

tupac was a back up singer for the digital underground and he fit in perfectly.

his thug image is all smoke and mirrors.

[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]

There were traces of THC in Martin's system and he apparently liked Lean, which is something Skittles is used for, and sizzurp. Now I am not saying that he was using that day, but being suspended from school for having an empty baggy with residue on school grounds as well as texting and tweeting about it sure points to drug use.

liberalus

Point out where I said anything racist? Point out where I said any racist word? I also never predicted riots. You know what they say about assumptions? 

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="thebest31406"] Would you prefer if he posed like 007?frannkzappa

tupac was a back up singer for the digital underground and he fit in perfectly.

his thug image is all smoke and mirrors.

[QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"] 007 is a fictional character. Tupac was a man who blatantly said "fvck authority" and said that out of his own character.lo_Pine

tupac was a back up singer for the digital underground and he fit in perfectly.

his thug image is all smoke and mirrors.

if you think tupac is a thug, you really have no clue what a thug is.

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

tupac was a back up singer for the digital underground and he fit in perfectly.

his thug image is all smoke and mirrors.

frannkzappa

if you think tupac is a thug, you really have no clue what a thug is.

Also, probably discussed while I was asleep/at work, but did anybody else enjoy Robert Zimmerman jr vs that c*nt Piers Morgan?MrPraline

What I saw of it, but as you noted, Piers Morgan is just that. He and Al Sharpton would make great bookends. :lol:

[QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"] No, it is not. He beat up people and that has been caught on camera. Watch Tupac Resurrection.lo_Pine

if you think tupac is a thug, you really have no clue what a thug is.

made spokesman by scared old people with no understanding of hip hop culture.

[QUOTE="surrealnumber5"]this thread is why people should not get their "facts" from the MSM, as none of those stories come close to the evidence provided during the case. that means a lot of stuff was made up for the purposes of fanning the flames of hate, the same flames that ended up bringing this baseless case to court. MrPraline

:lol:

Give it a few days. 

I don't understand how various groups are blaming Florida's stand your ground law for the ruling. The defense didn't even use stand your ground as part of their case. Even if Florida didn't have a stand your ground law the verdict would have been the same. As far as the jurors ruling was concerned, Zimmerman was unable to fulfill his duty to retreat because he was pinned down. In fact, the defense could have had a stand your ground hearing to prevent the entire case if they wanted to. The stand your ground law actually had very little to do with the verdict.

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

if you think tupac is a thug, you really have no clue what a thug is.

frannkzappa

made spokesman by old white people with no understanding of hip hop culture.

[QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"] Ok. Guess the spokesman for thugs has nothing to do with thugs.lo_Pine

made spokesman by old white people with no understanding of hip hop culture.

again smoke and mirrors. image is different than the person. most people who were old enough in the 90's knew how tupac really was.

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

made spokesman by old white people with no understanding of hip hop culture.

frannkzappa

again smoke and mirrors. image is different than the person. most people who were old enough in the 90's knew how tupac really was.