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Zimmerman will be acquitted
Neighbor testified to Zimmerman being on his back, on the ground crying for help - with Martin on top, MMA style, full mount giving him the ground and pound. Martins knuckles are fucked up with no other injuries. Zimmerman's face is busted up.
Martin has no argument for defending himself when he's clearly on offense according to witnesses and the evidence supports that. From what little I've seen, heard and read, the prosecutor should be fired. I'm not racist - I hate idiots equally, regardless of race. |
Prosecutor was told to bring charges to calm black community.
And I agree, without resonable doubt will never be proven. . |
It all depends the Jury's interpretation on how/when the confrontation started.
Even if Zimmerman was getting his head kicked in, he ignored the 911 operator's instructions to not follow him. If the jury believes Zimmerman started the confrontation by continually following the kid then he's guilty. If the Jury thinks Martin started the confrontation by attacking Zimmerman for following him then he's free. |
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But, forget all that... If there is 1 or more black person on the jury then I suspect a mistrial at best because people - blacks especially - never look past these stupid racial lines, and from the very beginning this entire thing has been race baited to death by everyone... so I don't expect the outcome to be fair and just regardless, because the mainstream media jumped all over this entire thing in order to get a good "story" instead of reporting the facts like they should have... |
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If he did return back to his car Martin would be alive today. |
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Well, based on the GFY jury this case is a hopeless mistrial.
I predict Zimmerman changes his last name to Rodriguez moves and disappears. . |
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What I do care about though is how the media was allowed to turn this entire thing into one big fucking circus just so they could get a good story; because now, the entire thing is portrayed as some racially motivated hate crime; where Zimmerman is portrayed as big bad whitey (when he's not even white!) and Martin is portrayed as a little angel. There's a reason the media used pictures of Martin from when he was like 10 instead of his wannabe thug shots in more recent times. The entire thing is a huge fucking joke. |
How can he be acquitted? He started a confrontation in which he killed another man, period.
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convicted of a lesser charge :2 cents:
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Does Zimmerman have a racial issue? Does he have a long history of hating blacks? |
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If only OJ had this prosecutor - it would have saved tax payers millions to just fuck the trial up from day one |
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I stated Zimmerman ignored the 911 operator and you said I was twisting facts. You believe "Zimmermans version is he returned back to his car and he forgot what street he was on so he got back out to find a street sign, you believe that bullshit?" I don't, sounds pretty fucking made up. But then again so does half the shit in the prosecutor's argument. But it doesn't matter what I think, or anyone besides the Jury thinks. If they believe Zimmerman started the confrontation by following Martin... he's guilty. If the jury believes the confrontation was started by Martin... he's innocent This case is interesting to me not because of race but because of the definition of confrontation. If someone is following you and you confront them are you then the aggressor? Or is the act of following someone enough to consider the confrontation already started. but I'm just a moron |
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Next year this time no one will remember this.
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It looks like he followed Martin. Again, nothing illegal. The big question is how the fight started. Zimmerman is claiming that Martin attacked him and he was just defending himself. If the jury believes him he will go free. The prosecution is saying that Zimmerman started the fight and Martin was defending himself. If the jury believes that Zimmerman goes to jail. Since Martin isn't here to testify and, as far as I know, there were no witnesses that saw how the fight started, the case really boils down to how believable Zimmerman is. |
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I believe in Florida now to not follow the directions like that of a 911 operator is failing to obey a law enforcement officer. Within a certain scope of course. But not sure if that was ever passed. |
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IMO this only went to trial because the black community had a big up rage and was protesting about it.
Sanford is pretty close to where my dad lives and the black churches were having a hussy fit over this well before Zimmerman was charged. Any fool saw that Zimmerman had been beat up. He was in the wrong for continuing to follow, but it's been pretty clear that he didn't just shoot him for no reason. Perhaps Zimmerman provoked it but the kid did attack him. IMO the media has made this look like a more open case than it was. |
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i am surprised that a map of the incident won't be the key. If he was near his car as he stated he was doing then he should be ok but if he was not anywhere near his car or going that way then he is guilty.
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The race card used to only have these White Black Red and Yellow. They added hispanic to be PC.. |
Why does everyone skip over Florida's Stand Your Ground law, and how poorly written/worded it is at this time with huge allowances for what is considered standing your ground in self defense. That's the law that allowed Zimmerman to follow and defend himself with lethal force once the fight started. It does not matter who engaged the fight, threw the first punch or who was on top and winning when the shot(s) were fired. Trayvon could have shot Zimmerman and would have every right to claim this same law as his defense
A person can only be convicted/acquitted of laws that exist, are on the books and active. Not the ones we wish were actually laws. It is that law that will set Zimmerman free. Look up other Florida cases where people (of all races) were acquitted under this law. |
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And why I said it would be limited in scope. For instance. the 911 operator told him not to follow or approach this " Potentially dangerous " person. ( based on the way Zimmerman called it in ). To then approach would have been doing exactly what he was told not to do by these people. It escelates to an issue that may not have happened. Like I said it was being tossed around one time when I read about it but I was not sure how far it went. |
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1) Who physically attacked who 2) Was he to believe he faced imminent danger of being badly injured or killed Anyone can follow, harass, be a dickhead, shout racial slurs or whatever, that does not give the offended party, the legal right to attack them physically. "he hurt my feelings" or "he's a creepy ass cracker" are not justifications for physical violence. |
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i thought it was based on castle_doctrine.. meaning the person has to actually own or occupy a residence for stand your ground to apply walking down a street is not 'stand your ground' |
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So I'm at a gas station and am attacked by someone I can't stand my ground? In the state of Florida I may stand my ground refusing to retreat provided I'm legally allowed to be where I am.
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Here In California, for that law to apply the aggressor/violator has to be physically inside your property. So if a person breaks into my house and is still inside when I shoot and injure/kill him I am well within my rights under the law. If he is on my porch or lawn, I can be charged with murder among other law violations. However, we are talking about Florida here and only the Florida laws matters for this case. Read up on the Florida "stand your ground" law and some of the cases it has been used to get the person charged acquitted. Your jaw will probably hit the floor with what it allows in the name of "self defense". Specifically the case where an argument occurred on a basketball court, the defendant went home, got a gun, came back and killed a man. The defendant was acquitted under this law. In my personal opinion, Zimmerman is guilty and should do time. But my opinion and emotions don't matter, only the actual law does. This will be an extremely hard job for those jurors, just as in the Casey Anthony case. I for one am glad to not be on it. I do agree with you that walking down the street/following someone is not reasonable stand your ground or self defense |
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Your logic makes no sense. |
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