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TheSquealer · 07-10-2013, 05:33 PM

I don't think Rochard is trolling. I think he's a right brain thinker, viewing the events, outcome and discussion through the prism of abstract thought and emotions. I suspect there is some other emotional reaction being triggered with him as well which is adding to the emotion he is responding with. Emotion, is the enemy of reason. I am very left brain in my thinking. Emotions for me aren't a factor. Race isn't a factor. My feelings about either person involved in the incident is not a factor. What i am interested in are the facts. The facts, as they pertain to the charge of 2nd Degree Murder in Florida. The facts and whether or not the prosecution has proven them beyond a reasonable doubt and whether or not they are able to do that. I'm definitely not alone in the idea that the prosecution has been a complete mess since day 1....that, to me has made it more interesting. The "facts" are not there. The evidence is circumstantial. The hard evidence like eye witness to the fights, the phone calls, the wounds on each party and so on, all seem to corroborate Zimmerman's story, which is why he wasn't' charged to begin with.

What is interstesting about Rochard is this...

He is basically a guy that starts the conversation by proclaiming himself to be the best driver ever. He then gets in the car, starts it, puts it into drive...pulls out into traffic and right from the start, almost every single other vehicle around him is honking their horns and flipping him off. Yet he seems to be wholly incapable of even considering that fact, points to the 3 people that didn't honk their horn and flip him off as evidence that he's a great driver. As he gets into near miss after near miss with other cars, he keeps talking about what an awesome driver he is because he hasn't had an accident in years. At the end, everyones just genuinely confused and thinks he just has to be joking because denial can't possibly run this deep.

The fact is that is how denial works right up to the end. The human mind is a fascinating thing and our brains are full of shit and lying to us most of the time.

It's irrelevant to me that someone died. All that is relevant to me is how does the prosecution prove in that final few seconds what Zimmerman was thinking. Thats all this case is about. I personally don't see how that's possible or that it has happened. Every single aspect of the case practically is based on circumstantial evidence and speculation. Everyone that knows Zimmerman has testified that he was a pillar of the community and a big fat pussy that is incapable of hurting anyone. Those facts have not been refuted by the prosecution.

07-10-2013, 05:33 PM
TheSquealer BANNED Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: In Your Head Posts: 25,187	I don't think Rochard is trolling. I think he's a right brain thinker, viewing the events, outcome and discussion through the prism of abstract thought and emotions. I suspect there is some other emotional reaction being triggered with him as well which is adding to the emotion he is responding with. Emotion, is the enemy of reason. I am very left brain in my thinking. Emotions for me aren't a factor. Race isn't a factor. My feelings about either person involved in the incident is not a factor. What i am interested in are the facts. The facts, as they pertain to the charge of 2nd Degree Murder in Florida. The facts and whether or not the prosecution has proven them beyond a reasonable doubt and whether or not they are able to do that. I'm definitely not alone in the idea that the prosecution has been a complete mess since day 1....that, to me has made it more interesting. The "facts" are not there. The evidence is circumstantial. The hard evidence like eye witness to the fights, the phone calls, the wounds on each party and so on, all seem to corroborate Zimmerman's story, which is why he wasn't' charged to begin with. What is interstesting about Rochard is this... He is basically a guy that starts the conversation by proclaiming himself to be the best driver ever. He then gets in the car, starts it, puts it into drive...pulls out into traffic and right from the start, almost every single other vehicle around him is honking their horns and flipping him off. Yet he seems to be wholly incapable of even considering that fact, points to the 3 people that didn't honk their horn and flip him off as evidence that he's a great driver. As he gets into near miss after near miss with other cars, he keeps talking about what an awesome driver he is because he hasn't had an accident in years. At the end, everyones just genuinely confused and thinks he just has to be joking because denial can't possibly run this deep. The fact is that is how denial works right up to the end. The human mind is a fascinating thing and our brains are full of shit and lying to us most of the time. It's irrelevant to me that someone died. All that is relevant to me is how does the prosecution prove in that final few seconds what Zimmerman was thinking. Thats all this case is about. I personally don't see how that's possible or that it has happened. Every single aspect of the case practically is based on circumstantial evidence and speculation. Everyone that knows Zimmerman has testified that he was a pillar of the community and a big fat pussy that is incapable of hurting anyone. Those facts have not been refuted by the prosecution. __________________ . Yes, fewer illegal immigrants working equates to more job opportunities for American citizens. Rochard Last edited by TheSquealer; 07-10-2013 at 05:35 PM..