You're sick. May he rest in peace. - - - Updated - - - If Zimmerman would have stayed inside his house and minded his own business, a child would be alive today. Zimmerman is a disgusting short-man syndrome vigalante wannabe. May he rot in hell.
LOL I actually think Zimmerman is guilty of murder, but how ridiculous can you be? You're actually saying that a neighborhood should just tolerate a suspicious character wandering around at 2 AM and that the neighborhood watches should be canceled. PATHETIC. - - - Updated - - - LOL I actually think Zimmerman is guilty of murder, but how ridiculous can you be? You're actually saying that a neighborhood should just tolerate a suspicious character wandering around at 2 AM and that the neighborhood watches should be canceled. PATHETIC.
Tell us what Martin was doing that caused Zimmerman to follow him again? What was it? You act as if Zimmerman is some kind of saint- he's not. Don't use that fool as a posters boy for gun ownership rights. He's going to let you down in a big way.
Martin was acting suspiciously. AMrtin proved that by attacking Zimmerman that he was a criminal and that Zimmerman was correct in suspecting him as a criminal.
Skittles come in that flavor, so when the Hug a Thug congregation swallows sour-grape candy, it's like Holy Communion with their martyred saint. Trayvon is in A Punk Is a Hunk heaven, wearing a halo and floating on a cloud, playing NO LIMIT hip-hop on his harp.
To add to my previous post(I was timed out).. Let me ask you this, where was it that Zimmerman followed Martin and for what distance? Martin followed Zimmermans car for almost half of the distance from where they saw each other to where Martin was killed. Martin made a conscious decision to go a route that was further. There was a clear sidewalk path right in front of him around the scenic lake. He had a choice to walk down the street toward Zimmerman(the man he feared supposedly) or he could take the path that was towards his home and away from Zimmerman. Respectfully,
One thing you're forgetting- one was supposedly a responsible adult, who broke the rules of neighborhood watch (namely, call the police and let them handle it), and one was a kid. And every piece of "evidence" you cite is based on one person's testimony. No one else was there to see it. The other person is dead, and can't speak for himself. I should not have to remind you that Zimmerman had been in trouble with the law before this happened, and likely will be again.
He wasw acting as a private citizen at that point and in any case this was not an independent neighborhood watch unit and NOT under the auspiscies of a state or national organisation so there were no 'rules and lastly he DID call the police for them to handle it. So all we have is Zimmermans testimony. We cannot assume anything else happened Are you claiming that Zimmerman has been found guilty of any crime?
I call the cops when I see a suspicious character. I have a dog to keep suspicious characters weary of entering my property. I don't live in a (*)(*)(*)(*) neighborhood. If you live in a (*)(*)(*)(*) neighborhood where the cops stink, get a dog. Don't go out killing people.
Facts interfere with the Trayvestites' warm and fuzzy feeling of moral superiority. Have more compassion for them; taking away their fantasy about St. Trayvon is like taking candy away from a baby. Eric Holdup will indict you for child abuse if you keep it up!
Shame on you! First you sucker punch him with facts, then you pound him with the MMA of logic. If someone makes a video of your brutality, it's sure to cause a riot!
Thank you for your post, As you should. But if you were a male neighborhood watchman you might be able to thwart a possible crime if you followed that person. Matter of fact, Zimmerman himself scared away a 19 black male from breaking into Frank Taaffes home in that same neighborhood. The young man had opened Mr Taaffes window and was about to enter. You assume that following suspicious persons has no benefit. Yes, we wouldn't need watchman IF everybody had a capable watch dog. Until then, we need watchman in crime prone neighborhoods. The cops are fine in Sanford. If the department was 100 times bigger they could have a policeman in every neighborhood 24/7. Until then, some neighborhoods need watchman in crime prone neighborhoods whose residents all dont have watch dogs. So yes, if the Police department was 100 times bigger and everyone had watch dogs then there would be no need for the Zimmermans. Respectfully,
