koshergrl
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Unassing the vehicle solo???
He sounds bitter to me? Would you agree?
I might...but...what is "unassing"???
I'm kind of afraid to hear the answer.
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Unassing the vehicle solo???
He sounds bitter to me? Would you agree?
Unassing the vehicle solo???
Why not I would have done the same thing I have seen people walking in my neighbor hood and asked them if they needed help just to find out who they were.
You seem like you're desperate to convict Zimmerman. Why is that? He was within his Constitutional right to carry a firearm. Hell if you want to say he wasn't supposed to carry a firearm doing a community watch it could be argued that he could never leave his home with his firearm. You are arguing to infringe upon his right to keep and bare arms.
Where have I suggested that I want to infringe on his right to wear short sleeve shirts?
If Zimmerman had followed common sense and approved practices, Trayvon would still be alive. Zimmerman made the choice to walk around with his gun and now he has to live with the consequences, which range from people passing judgment on him for not following good practices to people threatening to do to him what he did to Trayvon.
I hope that no one harms Zimmerman in any way which would be a violation of law, but if Zimmerman stays in Florida and someone feels threatened by him, what is he going to do?
Isn't your argument that he went against the community watch rules being armed?
Why not I would have done the same thing I have seen people walking in my neighbor hood and asked them if they needed help just to find out who they were.
No upside.
Nada.
Zilch.
Zero.
Ask Zimmerman.
Nothing was misspelled in my last post. Which tell's me I was right the first time.Where have I suggested that I want to infringe on his right to wear short sleeve shirts?
If Zimmerman had followed common sense and approved practices, Trayvon would still be alive. Zimmerman made the choice to walk around with his gun and now he has to live with the consequences, which range from people passing judgment on him for not following good practices to people threatening to do to him what he did to Trayvon.
I hope that no one harms Zimmerman in any way which would be a violation of law, but if Zimmerman stays in Florida and someone feels threatened by him, what is he going to do?
Isn't your argument that he went against the community watch rules being armed?
My argument is that you can't spell.
Why not I would have done the same thing I have seen people walking in my neighbor hood and asked them if they needed help just to find out who they were.
No upside.
Nada.
Zilch.
Zero.
Ask Zimmerman.
I would have done the same thing if I lived in an area that was prone to break ins. Maybe thats why my area isn't like that I am very vigilant and watchful
Why not I would have done the same thing I have seen people walking in my neighbor hood and asked them if they needed help just to find out who they were.
No upside.
Nada.
Zilch.
Zero.
Ask Zimmerman.
I would have done the same thing if I lived in an area that was prone to break ins. Maybe thats why my area isn't like that I am very vigilant and watchful
No upside.
Nada.
Zilch.
Zero.
Ask Zimmerman.
I would have done the same thing if I lived in an area that was prone to break ins. Maybe thats why my area isn't like that I am very vigilant and watchful
You would have followed a stranger with a loaded firearm instead of waiting for law enforcement on their way?
Nothing was misspelled in my last post. Which tell's me I was right the first time.Isn't your argument that he went against the community watch rules being armed?
My argument is that you can't spell.
But yes, he did go against community watch guidelines. Both by being armed and by pursuing Trayvon. If he had followed common sense and community watch guidelines, then Trayvon would still be alive. He did not. He must now accept the consequences.
No upside.
Nada.
Zilch.
Zero.
Ask Zimmerman.
I would have done the same thing if I lived in an area that was prone to break ins. Maybe thats why my area isn't like that I am very vigilant and watchful
And in doing so....one gets an attitude and attacks you.... then what ?
Shoot ?
No upside there. Ask Zimmerman.
Oh well, I thought you were still carping that he didn't do what the 911 operator told him to do.
The bottom line is, you don't know what he did. You don't know if he did what he was supposed to or not. You just want to pile on the white guy cuz he killed a druggie black guy, who was CASING RESIDENCES in a neighborhood that has had a recent run of BURGLARIES.
The police told him to stop chasing that kid. Period.
Nothing was misspelled in my last post. Which tell's me I was right the first time.My argument is that you can't spell.
You couldn't even see your own misspelling. It's "bear arms", not "bare arms".
But yes, he did go against community watch guidelines. Both by being armed and by pursuing Trayvon. If he had followed common sense and community watch guidelines, then Trayvon would still be alive. He did not. He must now accept the consequences.
Oh well, I thought you were still carping that he didn't do what the 911 operator told him to do.
The bottom line is, you don't know what he did. You don't know if he did what he was supposed to or not. You just want to pile on the white guy cuz he killed a druggie black guy, who was CASING RESIDENCES in a neighborhood that has had a recent run of BURGLARIES.
There is no evidence of this; toxicology testing was done on the victim, he had no criminal record. Even the Sanford police did not conclude the VICTIM was "casing" the neighborhood.
There is no evidence of this; toxicology testing was done on the victim, he had no criminal record. Even the Sanford police did not conclude the VICTIM was "casing" the neighborhood.