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P.C. · #91 07-14-2013, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Since66

The fault lies with Trevon Martin. Had he had the strength to disarm Zimmerman and had he then shot and killed him, we would not be having this discussion.

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Originally Posted by spdrun

Honestly, he'd be waiting for the electric chair right about now.

One way or the other, he would have lost his life that evening. What a rotten circumstance to be in.

P.C. · #92 07-14-2013, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by MTUpower

... and you are not the only one who missed much of the important facts of the case. If you are predisposed to favor the black minority in this case and you missed much of the facts of the case then you are more likely to shout, yell, burn cars, smash windows and otherwise riot and cause needless destruction and civil unrest- all because you are ignorant of the facts of the case.

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Originally Posted by t walgamuth

Me? You gotta be kidding. I never marched burned anything or anythign remotely like that back in my college days when lots of folks were and I am not going to start now.

Remember his tirade against Kerry when Kerry stated that he was considering buying an old Suburban to tow a sailboat?

Dubyagee · #93 07-14-2013, 06:35 PM

The Truth About George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin - YouTube

Its not ADD friendly (30 minutes), so the mindless zealots wont watch but is the clearest explanation of this case.

P.C. · #94 07-14-2013, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Dubyagee

The Truth About George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin - YouTube

Its not ADD friendly (30 minutes), so the mindless zealots wont watch but is the clearest explanation of this case.

How about some Cliff's notes on the author's political background and agenda? If he doesn't seem like the usual insanely-biased crackpot that makes such videos, I might give it a watch.

Skid Row Joe · #95 07-14-2013, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by engatwork

Wonder if we can get our tax dollars back for the cost incurred by the DOJ in regards to what they did regarding the case.

Jim,

Something else has resulted in George Zimmerman being accused and prosecuted by The State of Florida in this case.......

George Zimmerman's defense attorney has brought up in the wake of this case, that George Zimmerman will not be able to hold a job because of the trial. Which I think is a very good point.

I am thinking that perhaps George Zimmerman may be entitled to compensation or damages because the accusation by The State, didn't result in his being found guilty.

As in the case of Ron Williamson in Ada, Oklahoma, perhaps Geo. Zimmerman may be entitled to damages from the State, commensurate with being accused of something that he was found not guilty of? Especially since Geo. Zimmerman's ability to find suitable employment has been seriously diminished/compromised, by the indictment and sensational trial that followed. Thankfully, unlike the Ron Williamson case, Geo. Zimmerman was not found guilty, in the first place.

spdrun · #96 07-14-2013, 07:03 PM

Why should he be entitled to anything?

If you fire a pistol in self-defense and kill or wound someone, you should expect an investigation if not a trial. If he's innocent, the system worked. This isn't some teenager locked up for six months for being a dumbarse online. He actually killed someone.

"I'd rather be judged by twelve than carried by six" is a part of the social contract of carrying a deadly weapon.

Dubyagee · #97 07-14-2013, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by P.C.

How about some Cliff's notes on the author's political background and agenda? If he doesn't seem like the usual insanely-biased crackpot that makes such videos, I might give it a watch.

Freedomain Radio > About

He gets to the point right away in the video.

Dudesky · #98 07-14-2013, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by spdrun

Why should he be entitled to anything?

If you fire a pistol in self-defense and kill or wound someone, you should expect an investigation if not a trial. If he's innocent, the system worked. This isn't some teenager locked up for six months for being a dumbarse online. He actually killed someone.

"I'd rather be judged by twelve than carried by six" is a part of the social contract of carrying a deadly weapon.

Because the local PD saw no evidence Z had done nothing other than defend himself. Then it was politicized, BY WHOM? WH?? DOJ??
There lies the people who ruined GZ's life.

Dubyagee · #99 07-14-2013, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe

Jim,

Something else has resulted in George Zimmerman being accused and prosecuted by The State of Florida in this case.......

George Zimmerman's defense attorney has brought up in the wake of this case, that George Zimmerman will not be able to hold a job because of the trial. Which I think is a very good point.

I am thinking that perhaps George Zimmerman may be entitled to compensation or damages because the accusation by The State, didn't result in his being found guilty.

As in the case of Ron Williamson in Ada, Oklahoma, perhaps Geo. Zimmerman may be entitled to damages from the State, commensurate with being accused of something that he was found not guilty of? Especially since Geo. Zimmerman's ability to find suitable employment has been seriously diminished/compromised, by the indictment and sensational trial that followed. Thankfully, unlike the Ron Williamson case, Geo. Zimmerman was not found guilty, in the first place.

Guilty Until Proven Innocent: How the Press Prosecuted Zimmerman While Stoking Racial Tensions

Leading to this

With ‘Not Guilty’ Verdict, Zimmerman Legal Team Sets Sights On NBC And The Media - TVNewser

spdrun · #**100** 07-14-2013, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Dudesky

Because the local PD saw no evidence Z had done nothing other than defend himself. Then it was politicized, BY WHOM? WH?? DOJ??
There lies the people who ruined GZ's life.

If he really did nothing wrong, then why is his life ruined? If anything, he should be glad that he can't ever be tried for this again.

Statute of limitations on murder is unlimited, so if he wasn't tried, he could have been charged again in 30 years.

Txjake · #**101** 07-14-2013, 07:36 PM

I think a settlement of a few hunnerd thou from the county for succumbing to political pressure to try z and about half a million from the prejudiced reporting would be sufficient. And, maybe a federal job to compensate for DOJs meddling, will allow z to go on with his life.

Dudesky · #**102** 07-14-2013, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by spdrun

If he really did nothing wrong, then why is his life ruined? If anything, he should be glad that he can't ever be tried for this again.

Statute of limitations on murder is unlimited, so if he wasn't tried, he could have been charged again in 30 years.

Looking like his legal team has other ideas.

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With the “not guilty” verdict last night in the George Zimmerman trial, Zimmerman’s attorneys are setting their sights on the media… most notably NBC News.
It was on NBC’s “Today,” regular readers may recall, that a severely out of context spliced clip of Zimmerman was played. A number of NBC News staffers lost their jobs over the edits, and Zimmerman’s legal team subsequently sued.

With ‘Not Guilty’ Verdict, Zimmerman Legal Team Sets Sights On NBC And The Media - TVNewser

Air&Road · #**103** 07-14-2013, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe

Jim,

Something else has resulted in George Zimmerman being accused and prosecuted by The State of Florida in this case.......

George Zimmerman's defense attorney has brought up in the wake of this case, that George Zimmerman will not be able to hold a job because of the trial. Which I think is a very good point.

I am thinking that perhaps George Zimmerman may be entitled to compensation or damages because the accusation by The State, didn't result in his being found guilty.

As in the case of Ron Williamson in Ada, Oklahoma, perhaps Geo. Zimmerman may be entitled to damages from the State, commensurate with being accused of something that he was found not guilty of? Especially since Geo. Zimmerman's ability to find suitable employment has been seriously diminished/compromised, by the indictment and sensational trial that followed. Thankfully, unlike the Ron Williamson case, Geo. Zimmerman was not found guilty, in the first place.

You can BET that Zimmerman will be filing some law suits of his own. Count on it.

Dubyagee · #**104** 07-14-2013, 08:00 PM

A picture of the jurors has been released.

I keed I keed

catmandoo62 · #**105** 07-14-2013, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Dubyagee

Guilty Until Proven Innocent: How the Press Prosecuted Zimmerman While Stoking Racial Tensions

Leading to this

With ‘Not Guilty’ Verdict, Zimmerman Legal Team Sets Sights On NBC And The Media - TVNewser

i believe it was NBC that aired a story on a company in north sioux city S.D. about the lean finely textured beef whereas in the story they refered to it as pink slime.BPI the company lost lots of business and shut down 2 of 3 plants because of it.they are suing NBC for something in the billions.IN S.D. district court.NBC tried to move it out of state to federal court but the judge denied it.hope they take an a$$whoopin.same here.