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Originally posted by Kashai
Originally posted by riffraff
Originally posted by Kashai
The moment Zimmerman got out of his car (all thing considered) he was guilty of m murder. Those who think differently, support the idea that killing a human being can be based upon an assumption.
Any thoughts?
my thoughts:
there are three groups of people
1. those who got their information from watching the trial
2. those who got their information from watching the MSM's version of what happened at the trial
3. those who got their information from their lazy brained, racist friends who got their information from watching the MSM's version of what happened at the trial.are you number 2 or 3?
Baloney and to be clear you are in a car and you have a gun. You see a person that you think is suspicious so you call 911. From that point you get out of your car at night and while it was raining and you get involved. Despite the fact that in so far as a neighborhood watchman your responsibility ends by calling the police!!!
The moment Zimmerman got out of his car he went beyond the role of neighborhood watchman, that is what makes him guilty of murder in the second degree.
Originally posted by jude11
Originally posted by Vrill
So it begins.............
"Trayvon Rioters" have shut down a freeway in LA, they are starting fights and throwing objects at cars. LAPD has issued a citywide alert.
Who else is pissed of at the fact people will riot over this but not do a thing about Obama and the elite destroying our country?
www.alipac.us...
Let's look at this in a realistic approach.
A predominantly black community stands for ONE of their own in a show of force and community.
And yet...
A predominantly Caucasian population is still standing on their laurels, twitter, FB and a few letters to protest their loss of freedoms, rights and liberties, Issues that ALL have a vested interest in.
Who would I have at my back?
No question.
They have a right to protest since no one was listening. Balls against the wall is the order of the day.
If only the rest of the Nation had the balls.
Peace
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Apparently in Oakland, fires are being set, windows smashed, and cop cars getting graffitied. Sounds like a lot of pent up anger being unleashed. Not looking good.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
The Martin family attorney(not the prosecutor) claims herself to be a "social engineer" per her own words. Bizarre. What does she think she is accomplishing? She is an attorney and yet she is refusing to accept the outcome of a trial by a jury of peers. Who is teaching these people law? I would be interested to know what law school she attended. It sounds like she is happy to facilitate riots via social engineering.edit on 16-7-2013 by ThirdEyeofHorus because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ZetaLyran
reply to post by watchitburn
The protesters should wear V for Vendetta Masks...
Zimmerman got away with murder.
Originally posted by Kashai
Travon Martin was a member of that community . His father was a resident there and he had every right to live in that community. If Mr. Big shot Zimmerman was aware he was not actually a resident of that community and killed him because of such an assumption. He is guilty of killing a member of his community based on the idea
that he was not, when in reality he was a member of that community.
Travon Martin had every right to be where he was while George Zimmerman as a member of a neighborhood watch should never had left his car.
Originally posted by kosmicjack
Think about it, people feel justified in protesting because the subtext of the verdict is that African American males have lost their civil rights...no matter who tries to detain them on the street -LEOs or ordinary citizens - they better comply or they may end up dead.
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If that's not worth protesting, what is?
I would think all of the Constitutionalist and Libertarians on this board would support their cause. If not, I urge you to examine your real motive for mocking these mostly peaceful protests across the country.edit on 7/15/2013 by kosmicjack because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Gazrok
It was pretty clever having the verdict delivered on a weekend evening. No rioting as people are out having fun. Rodney King's verdict came in the afternoon on a workday, right before people got off work.....bad idea.
Originally posted by kingofmd
The news here in D.C. Is trying to make a story about protests in the area. All they had was a video of 5 people waving signs on the sidewalk. Their conclusion: the public is angry, and you should be to, because we say so.