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I dunno. When a 6ft 160lb young guy is sitting on your chest bashing your head into the ground that sounds like a good time to shoot him. YMMV.
if you can't outmatch a 160lb kid, you should retire from neighborhood watch and go play with star trek models
Sitting behind your keyboard is the only way you could do that, lardass.
Zimmerman has a real history of doing what he was told NOT TO DO. Trying to call the special prosecutor------shows his elevator really doesn't hit the top floor.
If you're gonna criticize Zimmerman for his past, then let's not overlook the fact that Martin wasn't the choir boy that the media made him appear to be.
Frankly, I'm not surprised that people are so hyperbolic... with the media frenzy surrounding the case. I'm appalled by the coverage.... but idiots carry on taking every damned word the media produce as Gospel Truth.
Gee, this is turning into a political issue, hasn't it. He shouldn't have much trouble seeking political refuge in some sympathetic nation.
Again, they can charge anyone with anything, means nothing. At most I suspect they could convict him of is obstruction for not immediately breaking off his surveillance pursuit.
Good luck finding the guy.
It shouldn't be too hard to find him.
Does putting a smiley face at the end of every idiotic conspiracy theory--- that you clearly think is possible----shield you from embarrassment?
I would be very surprised if Zimmerman doesn't turn himself in to authorities very soon after being charged.
if you can't outmatch a 160lb kid, you should retire from neighborhood watch and go play with star trek models
Sitting behind your keyboard is the only way you could do that, lardass.
I've posted pictures here, and helped people here with their personal training and diet, for years.
There's proof of my Godliness.
You, on the other hand?
And aside from that, my remark is irrelevant to my own Godliness. I'm not the one doing neighborhood patrols while simultaneously ill-equipped to handle myself versus 160lb 17-year olds.
If you're gonna criticize Zimmerman for his past, then let's not overlook the fact that Martin wasn't the choir boy that the media made him appear to be.
Frankly, I'm not surprised that people are so hyperbolic... with the media frenzy surrounding the case. I'm appalled by the coverage.... but idiots carry on taking every damned word the media produce as Gospel Truth.
I would be very surprised if Zimmerman doesn't turn himself in to authorities very soon after being charged.
There was an appropriate investigation. And the result so far is that there is nothing to charge him with.
I know, that's such a conveniently useful cool defense. You can walk up to someone, call them a name, and then blow a hole in them if they punch you, even if they threaten you too probably. Yeah, guns are awesome. They can solve arguments, they can make people be quiet, you can even earn a good income using one, respect too. Guns are great, but only if you take advantageof them.
You don't know very much about the law, do you?
well, we know it doesn't apply to cases where you pursue someone because the sponsor and the governor who signed the bill said so.
the interesting question is who had the right to stand their ground under those circumstances? i'd argue that the kid who was being hunted was the one with the right to stand his ground.
either way, it's not the defense they are going to use here, assuming there are charges.
You don't know very much about the law, do you?
well, we know it doesn't apply to cases where you pursue someone because the sponsor and the governor who signed the bill said so.
the interesting question is who had the right to stand their ground under those circumstances? i'd argue that the kid who was being hunted was the one with the right to stand his ground.
either way, it's not the defense they are going to use here, assuming there are charges.
It does make you wonder why they think Zimmerman was the one who had the right to stand his ground... but they're upset at the mere notion that Trayvon Martin stood his ground while being stalked by a man with a gun, who probably instigated any scuffle that happened.
It's somehow outrageous that Trayvon Martin chose to defend himself, but a clean case of "stand your ground" for Zimmerman who murdered the kid. I wonder why that is?
Why aren't they on the side of Trayvon for standing his ground?
"A stand-your-ground law states that a person may use force in self-defense when there is reasonable belief of a threat, without an obligation to retreat first."
Why don't they like that Trayvon possibly saw a reasonable belief of a threat, and chose to act in self-defense? He was being stalked, followed, and may or may not have known the guy had a gun at some point in time before he was murdered.
It makes you really think.
well, we know it doesn't apply to cases where you pursue someone because the sponsor and the governor who signed the bill said so.
the interesting question is who had the right to stand their ground under those circumstances? i'd argue that the kid who was being hunted was the one with the right to stand his ground.
either way, it's not the defense they are going to use here, assuming there are charges.
It does make you wonder why they think Zimmerman was the one who had the right to stand his ground... but they're upset at the mere notion that Trayvon Martin stood his ground while being stalked by a man with a gun, who probably instigated any scuffle that happened.
It's somehow outrageous that Trayvon Martin chose to defend himself, but a clean case of "stand your ground" for Zimmerman who murdered the kid. I wonder why that is?
Why aren't they on the side of Trayvon for standing his ground?
"A stand-your-ground law states that a person may use force in self-defense when there is reasonable belief of a threat, without an obligation to retreat first."
Why don't they like that Trayvon possibly saw a reasonable belief of a threat, and chose to act in self-defense? He was being stalked, followed, and may or may not have known the guy had a gun at some point in time before he was murdered.
It makes you really think.
Actually, if those were the facts I support it wholeheartedly. If Zimmerman initiated the violence then he's in the wrong. If Martin was beating the shit out of Zimmerman in self defense then it's a travesty that he's dead.
I haven't seen any eyewitness accounts that favor Martin though.
well, we know it doesn't apply to cases where you pursue someone because the sponsor and the governor who signed the bill said so.
the interesting question is who had the right to stand their ground under those circumstances? i'd argue that the kid who was being hunted was the one with the right to stand his ground.
either way, it's not the defense they are going to use here, assuming there are charges.
It does make you wonder why they think Zimmerman was the one who had the right to stand his ground... but they're upset at the mere notion that Trayvon Martin stood his ground while being stalked by a man with a gun, who probably instigated any scuffle that happened.
It's somehow outrageous that Trayvon Martin chose to defend himself, but a clean case of "stand your ground" for Zimmerman who murdered the kid. I wonder why that is?
Why aren't they on the side of Trayvon for standing his ground?
"A stand-your-ground law states that a person may use force in self-defense when there is reasonable belief of a threat, without an obligation to retreat first."
Why don't they like that Trayvon possibly saw a reasonable belief of a threat, and chose to act in self-defense? He was being stalked, followed, and may or may not have known the guy had a gun at some point in time before he was murdered.
It makes you really think.
Actually, if those were the facts I support it wholeheartedly. If Zimmerman initiated the violence then he's in the wrong. If Martin was beating the shit out of Zimmerman in self defense then it's a travesty that he's dead.
I haven't seen any eyewitness accounts that favor Martin though.
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