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Originally posted by Wookiep
reply to post by joeym1991
Oh please you're grasping at straws. TM's whole defense was based on hypotheticals as well as the race baiting, so you have no point anyway.edit on 20-7-2013 by Wookiep because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by joeym1991
reply to post by neo96
Were people not upset and furious about OJ the Simpson juice man getting off free this GZ case is similar man there was a lot of evidence to prosecute him it was glossed over same in the Oj case sad outcome but it is was it is.
Originally posted by kosmicjack
Originally posted by seabag I may have experienced hell on earth….you don’t know!
And you don't know what African-Americans have experienced. Why can't you just listen and accept their account in this regard?
They are concerned about profiling. Profiling is a real thing.
I ask you, in all seriousness...what would you have African-Americans tell their children post Zimmerman verdict? They are saying they don't know what to tell their children. Should they run from a stranger who confronts them? Should they stay put for fear of escalating something inadvertently?
Can't run, shouldn't stay. Either way they may well end up dead.
Think of your own children. Try to understand if they faced this scenario. Realistically, what would you say to them?
If you can honestly imagine what that might be like, then you can let go of all of the other extraneous BS associated with the verdict and just look at the implications for Black youth.
Originally posted by joeym1991
reply to post by neo96
Were people not upset and furious about OJ the Simpson juice man getting off free this GZ case is similar man there was a lot of evidence to prosecute him it was glossed over same in the Oj case sad outcome but it is was it is.
Originally posted by NellahB
I've said it once and I'll say it again, why didn't Trayvon Martin simply keep walking straight to his dad's apartment???
The Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network said the goal of the rallies is to urge the Justice Department to consider a federal civil rights prosecution in the death of Trayvon Martin.
www.cnn.com...
George Zimmerman, a Hispanic man, shot the African-American teenager on February 26, 2012. He claimed self-defense, and a Florida jury acquitted him July 13.
Originally posted by jrod
The untimely death of Martin is being used to push gun control. They Holder, Obama and friends want to strike down 'Stand Your Ground' laws. It is obvious to me what they are doing, appeal to the herd's emotions to get more restrictive gun laws passed. Just look at all the protests against SYG, their propaganda is working.
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I hope the states who have SYG laws will not bend over the FEDs and revolt when ordered to repeal SYG.
Originally posted by masqua
Originally posted by NellahB
I've said it once and I'll say it again, why didn't Trayvon Martin simply keep walking straight to his dad's apartment???
Right... because the 'Stand Your Ground' law doesn't apply to TM. (?)