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The Inevitable Zimmerman/Martin Thread
So is a killer let off or is an innocent man served justice?
That Stand Your Ground law is one of the most fucked up things I can think of. |
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17 yr old hunted down by zimmy after being told NOT to do so by cops, the kid defends himself and gets shot.... |
First off only two people know what really happened and one of them is dead. Therefore the jury had to say that they knew for certain that he killed him unlawfully and there was no way to know that.
Secondly, why weren't people getting this up in arms when the whole N.S.A bullshit came out? |
children: when a strange man is following you around, use your cellphone to call the cops and not your idiot friend.
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i am not sure about that either. i mean, the hysterical knee-jerk liberal response is one thing, but the science doesn't show a clear conclusion. |
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I wasn't ever saying that I believed Zimmerman was a murderer, I was just posing the question. I do stand behind the Stand Your Ground law being bullshit though. Was Trayvon not "standing his ground" too? |
Straight outta Compton, crazy motherfucker named Ice Cube
From the gang called Niggaz With Attitudes When I'm called off, I got a sawed-off Squeeze the trigger, and bodies are hauled off You too, boy, if ya fuck with me The police are gonna havta come and get me Off yo ass, that's how I'm goin out For the punk motherfuckers that's showin out Niggaz start to mumble, they wanna rumble Mix em and cook em in a pot like gumbo Goin off on a motherfucker like that with a gat that's pointed at yo ass So give it up smooth Ain't no tellin when I'm down for a jack move Here's a murder rap to keep yo dancin with a crime record like Charles Manson AK-47 is the tool Don't make me act the motherfuckin fool Me you can go toe to toe, no maybe I'm knockin niggaz out tha box, daily yo weekly, monthly and yearly until them dumb motherfuckers see clearly that I'm down with the capital C-P-T Boy you can't fuck with me So when I'm in your neighborhood, you better duck Coz Ice Cube is crazy as fuck As I leave, believe I'm stompin but when I come back, boy, I'm comin straight outta Compton City of Compton, City of Compton [Eazy E] Yo Ren [MC Ren] Whassup? [Eazy E] Tell em where you from! Verse Two: MC Ren Straight outta Compton, another crazy ass nigga More punks I smoke, yo, my rep gets bigger I'm a bad motherfucker and you know this But the pussy ass niggaz won't show this But I don't give a fuck, I'ma make my snaps If not from the records, from jackin the crops Just like burglary, the definition is 'jackin' And when illegally armed it's called 'packin' Shoot a motherfucker in a minute I find a good piece o' pussy, I go up in it So if you're at a show in the front row I'm a call you a bitch or dirty-ass ho You'll probably get mad like a bitch is supposed to But that shows me, slut, you're composed to a crazy muthafucker from tha street Attitude legit cause I'm tearin up shit MC Ren controls the automatic For any dumb muthafucker that starts static Not the right hand cause I'm the hand itself every time I pull a AK off the shelf The security is maximum and that's a law R-E-N spells Ren but I'm raw See, coz I'm the motherfuckin villain The definition is clear, you're the witness of a killin that's takin place without a clue And once you're on the scope, your ass is through Look, you might take it as a trip but a nigga like Ren is on a gangsta tip Straight outta Compton... City of Compton, City of Compton [Dr. Dre] Eazy is his name and the boy is comin... Verse Three: Eazy-E ...straight outta Compton is a brotha that'll smother yo' mother and make ya sister think I love her Dangerous motherfucker raises hell And if I ever get caught I make bail See, I don't give a fuck, that's the problem I see a motherfuckin cop I don't dodge him But I'm smart, lay low, creep a while And when I see a punk pass, I smile To me it's kinda funny, the attitude showin a nigga drivin but don't know where the fuck he's going, just rollin lookin for the one they call Eazy But here's a flash, they never seize me Ruthless! Never seen like a shadow in the dark except when I unload, see I'll get over the hesitation and hear the scream of the one who got the last penetration Give a little gust of wind and I'm jettin But leave a memory no one'll be forgettin So what about the bitch who got shot? Fuck her! You think I give a damn about a bitch? I ain't a sucker! This is the autobiography of the E, and if you ever fuck with me You'll get taken by a stupid dope brotha who will smother word to the motherfucker, straight outta Compton |
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Generally speaking, even when killing a person entirely by accident, there is some substantive accountability. With George Zimmerman there was none, even when it was clear that one way or the other he was an antagonist. He was not an innocent by-stander surprisingly accosted by Trayvon, he instigated the scenario. Even if Trayvon WAS beating that dudes ass, and ass whooping is NEVER a CAPITAL OFFENSE meriting summary execution in the streets. :( The tragedy is not merely that Trayvon was killed, the tragedy here is that many of us here in American already well knew that Zimmerman would walk, because the lives of young black men haven't been of any value to America since their monetary value was negated by the 13th amendment ;) |
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yeah i didn't assume one way or another. i couldn't answer your question though because i purposefully skipped the days upon days of trial media circus, so i'm not privy to what the jury saw or heard (with few exceptions)-- i mostly skimmed through the commentary on "serious" papers. hence, i plead agnosticism. i am not equipped to decide. Quote:
again because of the accounts i don't know. whoever was the recipient of the aggression was the one who had no duty to retreat. in other words, one has the right to self-defense wherever the may be, not just at home. who attacked first? but that's the law-- common sense to me dictates avoiding a potentially deadly fight whenever possible. zimmerman was trying to play cop but apparently he didn't break the law, i.e., it's not illegal to follow someone on the street. even though it's retarded in my personal opinion. however in other occasions stand your ground may apply differently. say someone comes into a movie house and starts shooting up the place. you're not the owner but a mere customer. are you obligated by law to fuck off and run and possibly get shot in the back? or can you pull out your carry weapon and shootthe assailant? shit like that gets very complicated and there's no black and white which is why lawyers make so much money. i'm no jurist, but i know that no law will ever be perfect. claims about the effects of the law itself go both ways-- it reduces crime, it increases crime, i haven't seen anything conclusive. personally though, i favor the castle doctrine but about stand your ground i really don't know enough to make a definitive judgment. but maybe you can convince me it's bullshit. 1... 2... 3... go! |
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All of those rhetorical arguments are nullified by one more pertinent question, "Who had a gun and who was unarmed?" Right. Zimmerman. Losing a fist fight hardly justifies killing somebody :mad: |
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they should have gone for manslaughter charge, not murder. murder is very specific and much harder to "prove"
they may still do so |
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well, in a civil trial...
Just like OJ. |
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ah...! but if i understand correctly, stand your ground laws have a clause to prevent that. on the other hand, zimmerman is suing nbc for editing his 911 tape to make him look like a racist. |
I wish people would get this upset about the 10-15% of people that are executed in this country under erroneous convictions.
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TV makes people think of whatever they want meanwhile, everyone has forgotten about nsa domestic espionage ![]() |
and no one talks about Egypt or Syria or Iran
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ZIMMERMAN is a liberal who, back in 2010, demanded that the same cops who would go on to arrest him be prosecuted for beating up a homeless black man.
Martin was a paranoid and thuggish young man who happened to be black. He was punching Zimmerman in the face and smacking his head off the kerb. In that situation, you are risking brain damage or death in an instant. He got shot for doing that. Yes, Martins behaviour was as just as much a matter of cultural conditioning, but liberals love hip hop culture which is all about suggesting ways that young black men end up dead or in jail. Zimmerman defended himself because he was being physically assaulted. He also has a right to be concerned about who is walking around his neighbourhood after dark. It's not a good thing that Martin got shot. It will happen if you have guns readily available. No matter how much you want it to be true that you can have guns and not have any accidents, murders of innocents or corruption, reality is not on the side of your stupid fucking fantasies. If young black men have a high incidence of crime, then, when you are in that fight or flight moment trying to assess someone for danger, taking into account their blackness is a judgement the brain is likely to rush to. This is not necessarily racist, although it is about race. But if you saw, for example, a crowbar in the persons hands that might have the same effect. It's not a necessarily racist perspective. In fact, Zimmerman sounds like the kind of guy who would probably say something like - 'The high crime rate among blacks is a consequence of their social disadvantage and a problem we are all somewhat responsible for.' But of course, America is simply in permanent hysteria over black people. I see this because of my outsider perspective and its really sick. It seems like blacks play a very deep and specific role in the white american consciousness. It seems like you can basically divide politics into two tribes - pro and anti black. They are either innocent victims of oppression and thus angelic or the CAUSE of all americans problems. This is ridiculous. Its also obvious they will NEVER be allowed to just be people whose skin colour is an appendage to their identity. They will always be black people before they are people. Both the left and the right have reasons for this. It's a stupid game that everybody plays. Many white liberals simply hate blacks at a deep unconscious level and see themselves as their christ like shepherds who will condescendingly liberate them and have some of that innocent moral righteousness rub off on them in the process. its like BUT I DONT UNDERSTAND? HOW CAN I NOT BE BLAMED FOR THIS? IF ITS NOT MY WHITENESSES FAULT THEN HOW IS REALITY STILL FUNCTIONING? And mainly people on the right just seem to think that America would function perfectly if it weren't for black people. As if they cause all crime. You took slaves and then once they'd done their work you found it awkward to deal with them. You are not founded on the noble freedom you think you are. Fucking move on already. |
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Manslaughter was still a visible option which was reminded to the jury by (1) the prosecution, (2) the judge, and even (3) the defense. The whole "the prosecution's case was weak" argument is a shallow cop-out. Simply put, common sense and the smell test alone suggests something was wrong with this shooting, and frankly at this point I don't TRUST ANYBODY who thinks otherwise, period. |
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So? He shot and killed an unarmed teenager, I could careless if the motherfucker was the head counsel for the NAACP, bullshit is bullshit wherever it comes from. Quote:
Correction, it was a sidewalk. Further, its easy for anyone to shift the narrative around, because Trayvon is dead, and can't speak for himself. Even if he was whooping Zimmerman's ass, HOW DOES AN ASS-BEATING JUSTIFY LETHAL FORCE?? VINDICATE SUMMARY EXECUTION?? Quote:
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Yeah, you know what with all those scary blacks out there ;) Quote:
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ACTUALLY IT FUCKING IS, but somehow I'm not surprised in the least. Quote:
That is because last time I checked, there is still massive structural racism in the "legal" system, in public education, in national policy, and in employment. Its easy for people who aren't black to dismiss this as not true, but that doesn't negate the reality that it is. Quote:
Actually it just shows how you have no idea what the fuck you are talking about. Quote:
Only to racists and closet racists, to the rest of us, believe it or not, black people ARE just people, and they happen to be black ;) |
So you're saying, if someone has you against a sidewalk (i dont know the american terms for these things) and is smacking your head off it - its not permissible to use a gun? Do you think that Zimmerman necessarily WANTED to shoot him? He panicked.
It's reasonable to accept someone to understand that if you assault someone in a serious way its possible that they are going to react badly and hurt you back! It's possible they will act irrationally in self defense and you might end up injured or dead. It would have been better if he hadn't killed him - of course - but it wasn't due to his fucking race. I know thats the easy judgement to make but its not true in this case. How else could he have stopped it? He's fat and was on the ground. Seriously I'm sorry but i'm not surprised he used it and I don't think he should be prosecuted for murder for doing so. And why do you want to pretend that the BLACKNESS of Martin should be a thing here? There are white robbers creeping around neighbourhoods aswell. So you're saying, if you got a call from your friend saying 'there's an escaped mental patient whose psychotic and violent and was last seen in your backyard' and this person happened to be black it would be racist for you to assume the black person you can see out your window might be the same dangerous nut? It's the same logic as - "hey man, this guy says hes going to beat you up, i dont know his name but he's wearing a red baseball cap". I'm going to be on the lookout when I see fuckers in red baseball cap. I am not thus prejudiced. - As for the rest of your points - I'll accept it because I don't live there and I don't know. I rarely ever interact with other races (because not many live here). When I do interact with them, their race is not a thing that is discussed or affects my behaviour in any way I can see. I might speak slower if their english is not so good. That's about it. But I strongly suspect that when you talk about structural racism what you are really saying is 'a lot of white people' whom you want to blame for their not being an equal or greater number of black people in these positions. And you don't want there to be ANY other reason for that other than white people oppressing them. It's too simplistic a narrative. It hasn't actually worked all that well, since the ghettos and poverty and lower rates of life expectancy are still there. |
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Yes, that is precisely and exactly what I am saying. Further, its not merely using the gun that is the crux of the issue, its the KILLING part that needs to be held accountable. Even if just manslaughter, even if it was just say it was an accidental death would have been understandable, but nothing at all? THAT is bullshit. Simply put, America is afraid of young, black teenage males. The idea that Zimmerman was "defending" himself only fits into the stereotype of black men being inherently dangerous. If it were a lanky 6'1" white kid from buttfuck Iowa? NOBODY would believe Zimmerman was honestly defending himself ;) Quote:
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YOU REALIZE THAT TRAYVON WASN'T A ROBBER RIGHT? YOU REALIZE HE WAS WALKING HOME RIGHT? YOU REALIZE THAT PEOPLE ONLY BELIEVE HE WAS A ROBBER BECAUSE HE WAS BLACK RIGHT? How is walking home creeping? I walk. I don't have a car. I'm never "creeping" around, but if I were black perhaps that is EXACTLY how you may describe it, funny (well not really) how that works isn't it. Quote:
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Nope. I am familiar with structural racism directly, its not some kind of liberal talking point, its not politics, its the reality of America. Its too complicated to explain to you here, and further, I really don't feel I need to. Again, you don't live here. You are analyzing complex socio-cultural and socio-political factors based on what you read in the news. If you live in America, work in America, or go to school in America you have witnessed or experienced structural racism. Its not about "equal representation" because that is a mathematical impossibility, its about equal treatment. In schools, courts, and jobs black and brown people are NOT treated equally, and sometimes not even respectfully, on a daily basis. You either see it obviously in front of your face, or you don't, but again, I DON'T TRUST ANYBODY who thinks otherwise, because their either stupid, bullshitting, or both ;) |
dead_battery, sometimes your a real pain in the ass, shit sometimes I'M a real pain in the ass too, but honestly, this "self-defense" shit honestly passes the smell test for you? I've read a lot of your more intelligent posts, how can you not smell this bullshit?
By the way, sorry in advance if it seems I am lashing out against you, I probably am, this shit has me pretty upset, and unfortunately I've been essentially barking at anybody who even remotely defends Zimmerman. Its just how I feel to the core and essence of my being, and even a year and half ago we ALL knew Zimmerman was going to walk, so in reality its people's reactions and comments that have me the most upset and disappointed, not the verdict itself. In a backwards, racist, and corrupt nation like the US we've come to expect, even anticipate situations like this. It quite literally happens everyday. However, when so many people can't seem to see what is right in front of the rest of our faces, that is cause for alarm. |
Your argument rests on the assumption that Zimmerman would have reacted differently had their been a white person pummeling the shit out of him. But he's not thinking about stereotypes as the fists are coming down on him.
OK - so "america is afraid of young black teenage males" But isn't there a reason for this that isn't just racism? Here, watch me put it in explicitly anti racist terms: "Due to the inherent structural inequality of American life, young black males are particularly vulnerable to crime and violence. A combination of low income and short life expectancy means that blah blah blah" The problem with this thinking is that it takes away ANY agency and expectation that they have to break with the trends and aim to better themselves. It's not your fault because you're oppressed, so you can't help it. We don't expect you to be any better anyway. This is another way of saying you should accept these low standards because noone will understand you otherwise. But Americans feel guilty and need blacks, who didn't take slaves and were brought there against their will, to redeem them by proving that America is different from all the other violent parts of the world and a place where the individual can use his freedom to transcend realities outside of their control. It seems like blacks in America are stuck in a schizophrenic maze they cant get out of. Its not their fault. Your approach does not appear to me to be enough to stop this. And I don't believe Zimmerman was racist for one minute. |
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ok - fair enough. i dont experience these realities so i dont know. there's obviously problems here too complex and emotional for mere ideals to solve. i dont smell bs here because i saw from the start that people wanted this to fit a pre made narrative - evil white racist shoots defenceless black innocent - it would have served their agenda (which is not inherently bad!). it could have been the jump start that the Obama liberals needed to get some action on gun control back on the table. but it was a fumble. the narrative wrote itself in peoples minds and it turned out not to be what they thought it was. i get why they got carried away. and at the end of all of this the actual racists and gun toting maniacs have nothing to worry about, and a young man is dead. it's not a happy story. |
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NO. THAT IS WHERE YOU MISUNDERSTAND HOW RACE PLAYS INTO THIS. We're not accusing Zimmerman of being racist, we're accusing the narrative that "Zimmerman was defending himself justifiably with lethal force" as being racist. It almost has NOTHING to do with Zimmerman personally, more so the aftermath of his terrible decision. If had killed a white teenager, the crime would be the same, but because it was a black kid we have a blame the victim approach dominating the post-verdict narrative. Quote:
NOPE, none what-so-ever. It is by definition racism to target, stereotype, or profile a race of individuals. There are plenty of candyass black teenage males out there, and even they'd be blamed if it were them in place of Trayvon. Hell, Trayvon could have been the one getting "pounded on the ground" and many people would probably STILL defend Zimmerman because, you know, those blacks and all their quite dangerous ;) Quote:
That is not accurate. Teenagers universally get into trouble. When they are black? Their punishments are often excessive and retaliatory. When its white kids committing petty crimes, its a "boys will be boys" approach whereas when black teens do the same silly kid shit, its "throw the book at em" Look at the sentencing history, black men often get twice if not ten times the sentence lengths as whites for the same crimes and scenarios. This is not an exaggeration, it is a statistical fact of the structural racism of the "justice" system. Quote:
Again, now you just don't know what you are talking about. You are bordering on the myth of meritocracy promoted by the Republican trickle-down-theorist elites. We don't expect black men to be criminals, but in this society black folks do not receive equitable pay, equitable education opportunities, and yes, the privilege which so many white people have had, to get a slap on the wrist every once in a while. PEOPLE MAKE MISTAKES. Unfortunately, in America black folks are unfairly penalized for their mistakes whereas other people are often assisted, forgiven, and forgotten. Quote:
Americans don't feel guilty, and they shouldn't have too. Its not about repaying for slavery 200 years ago, its about addressing the current inequalities in education, the legal system, and policy as well as social interaction. Quote:
What is my approach exactly? My approach is calling it out. That is the first step. If you don't openly acknowledge a problem, there is ZERO opportunity to address and solve it. |
OK - but do you want judicial sentencing to be EQUALIZED so that whites get the same bullshit life sentences for weed (exaggeration i know but you get my point) that whites do?
that is not the answer. "y'all" have a quasi slave state running in your prisons, lock em up and get em to perform menial labour for pennies. i DO NOT believe that anti racism is strong enough a concept to fight against the human tendency to exploit others for profit. the entire left IMO is paralyzed by trying to apply this anti racist heuristic to everything. its not something that can be abandoned - ultimately i am pessimistic for a reason only the far right would dare express - i dont think things will get much better for blacks until they are the majority. and if whites were the minority i dont think things would really get better for them until the pendulum swung back the other way. equality is a problem here. we can all be equally screwed over by the system. i dont think its threatened by the call to stop using race as an excuse for oppression. i think its very comfortable talking about race, but never CLASS. anyway, we are talking in circles here. i dont see how anti racist struggles have necessarily solved the problems that we've had for centuries. the problem is ingrained in modernity and its not going to be solved by any of the ideas that caused it. when the demographics change, then we'll see what happens. |
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No. The opposite. We want the "justice" system to acknowledge the racism inherent to the system and begin to retroactively commute sentences and change sentencing policies for the future towards equality. Quote:
Agreed, and part of the prison-industrial complex is the inherent structural racism which thrives on the black and brown male as the new slave. It is the DIRECT legacy of convict-labor and vagrancy laws of the early-20th century South. They quite literally CRIMINALIZED simply being black, and now we are dealing with the structural consequences of 60-75 years of that shit. Quote:
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That is why its not about partisan politics or even the current political machinery. Its about grass roots, everyday people changing their MIND and then their BEHAVIOR and this will change the inequities and iniquities of American structural racism. Quote:
Well, that will never happen so we need to work a different way. I prefer to build on what worked in the past, which was the advocacy and policy shifting efforts of the abolitionists who Frederick Douglass called the greatest generation of whites ever on the earth, and the later Civil Rights' movement. Quote:
The problem in America is race and class are intertwined like in medieval India. Being black and brown IS a lower class, and there are accompanying economic and educational gaps that are embedded structurally around race. When we eliminate THAT, then we can begin to disassemble the class distinctions in America. However that is also a tall order, because America THRIVES on class distinction, it is the American way to be better than your neighbor. Quote:
We are, but its been a good discussion all the same. How did anti-racist struggles NOT solve problems? 150 years black people were fucking slaves, and half the country fought the bloodiest war in our history to preserve that. Then later, Jim Crow had black folks shackled in poverty and victimized routinely by violence and even death (lynching. Now? Those are not quite a distant memory, but this is not 1956, there has been miraculous progress, which is hope we can build on for a better future so long as we keep up the fight, never backing down to the pains of internal nihilism. |
"Murder" is a very specific charge. It would entail the prosecution proving that Z-Man had "malice aforethought" when he set out to confront Trayvon. That is a big difference to trying Z-dog for manslaughter.
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ok you win - i dont even know enough to comment on this stuff, but i assume all of that is correct. |
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EXACTLY! Too often, Prosecutors "select cases" based on the election year cycle and what sort of notoriety it can bring them / their election campaign instead of what evidence they have and what they can prove. I've heard legal minds state this case wouldn't have been prosecuted in the majority of Florida counties......or if it was, a lesser charge of manslaughter (as Rob pointed out above) would have been sought. The truth is, there is NO getting around the law. What happened before hand honestly doesn't matter. Example: you could have a Klu Klux Klan member dressed in his robe screaming nigger to a black guy walking down the street. At this point, the Klan member could be charged with several things: inciting a rite, hate crime, ect. Now, if the black man approaches the Klan member and threatens him or starts to assault him and the Klan member is in fear for his well being or life, then, in the state of Florida (and Texas), an individual has the right to self defense including deadly force. The fact that the Klan member was breaking multiple laws before hand has NOTHING to do with his right of self defense. The jury had only one thing to consider......at the moment just before Zimmerman pulled the trigger, was it normal to think he was in fear of his well being or life. If the jury unanimously agreed to this point, their ONLY option was Not Guilty. Make no doubt about it, justice was served. The Grand Jury handed down an incitement, Zimmerman was arrested, the Prosecution presented it's evidence and Zimmerman was found Not Guilty by a Jury of his peers. Just because some don't agree with the outcome doesn't mean Justice wasn't served. Just because something tragic happens doesn't mean a crime was committed. |
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Again, the (1) prosecution, (2) the judge, and even the (3) defense repeatedly explained and offered the manslaughter conviction as a lesser charge. It was not like the jury didn't know anything about that. Its what makes it all the more a travesty. |
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That is not a fair analogy, because while the Klansman would be inciting violence, Zimmerman admittedly provoked it more directly. Again, this whole veiled "self-defense" argument is shallow and naive at best, vindictive and accusing against Trayvon Martin at worst. Quote:
That is not fair. The jury should be considering the entirety of the scenario, including Zimmerman's own complicity with the altercation and subsequent death. Quote:
Just when I thought we were becoming sort of friends, you have to reiterate that boneheaded statement. I'm sorry to say this, but I am totally losing respect for you if you sincerely believe that anything remotely resembling "justice" was served. Shame on you :( Quote:
No sir, that is EXACTLY what it means, and so long as white, Southerners like yourself fail to realize this, it will always be a problem and folks like myself will always be nervous for our safety. I can't possibly understand why you feel and believe the way you do, and I don't want to be scathing and accuse you of being a vitriolic racist, but clearly you have a problem if you can't see the Truth right in front of your face. At least dead_battery conceded that by not being an American, he doesn't have any experience with our particular flavor of racism and injustice, and so he openly backed off rightfully expressing a lack of proper understanding. You? You damn well know better or at least you should :( |
Bla Bla Bla - can't you come up with something sensible?
Your furious rants about everything being racist is truly becoming a bore. I was speaking about matters of the Law......the way laws are written, enforced and upheld. Again, to me, there is NO DOUBT about it - Justice was served! Indited, evidence presented and the jury reached an agreement. You see, Justice would have been equally as served if he was found Guilty. NOT because the verdict was different......because the process was the same. Black on Black crime is at an all time high in America. Everyday, TODAY (probably as I type), black on black crime is taking place. Guess what, the same is true for Caucasians and Hispanics (just not at the same rate as Black on Black). |
Whatever Bytor. The "law" in this case was bullshit.
The outcome and more particularly the sentiments of people who support Zimmerman was/is racist. Your lame ass believing it was justice is offensive. Quote:
I don't care if you think the racism card is a dead horse, its simply not, and people can pretend and imagine an America that doesn't exist all they'd like, but I reside in the real life of America, and simply put, this country is still very racist, and there is a lot of work to do, and you as my compatriot have one of only two options. You can either (1) support the cause of equality and mutual respect between ALL Americans or (2) continue to pretend shit is perfectly reasonable, the courts are "fair", and be an obstructionist and in that case GET OUT OF MY WAY |
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Sadly, racism is a horse that will never die......especially when the black community gives very little thought or concern about black on black crime. Screaming outrage when a Hispanic kills a black person and barley raising a whimper when a black person kills another black person.....? |
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