Justice for Trayvon??

[CHNOPS]

"Boy."

 

[Disgustipated]

Hi, I'm new here, but I've noticed you seem dumb.

I'll just assume vettebirther meant to quote someone else because he obviously didn't read the quote he quoted.

 

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[TexasWife25]

"Boy."

I know a lot of people consider 17 an adult, but I have a 17 year old nephew, and he is most definitely not, an adult.

And, he would most likely act the same way Trayvon did in this situation.

 

[RobDownSouth]

And yet you've already determined that Zimmerman is guilty.

Care to share where you came up with this conclusion? Link to a particular post, perhaps?

 

[BoyNextDoor]

I know a lot of people consider 17 an adult, but I have a 17 year old nephew, and he is most definitely not, an adult.

And, he would most likely act the same way Trayvon did in this situation.

... Tackle Zimmerman and punch him in the nose for following him?

 

[RobDownSouth]

... Tackle Zimmerman and punch him in the nose for following him?

So Martin had no right to "stand his ground"?

 

[BoyNextDoor]

So Martin had no right to "stand his ground"?

He sure did. He just brought Skittles to a gun fight.

 

[TexasWife25]

... Tackle Zimmerman and punch him in the nose for following him?

Confront the stranger following him? yes.

 

[busybody..]

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-2kAVf97QHmw/T3mXDaXvqrI/AAAAAAAAJiw/MCgkgxVjBCg/s400/trayvon_martin_twitter.jpg

 

[RjThoughts]

I know a lot of people consider 17 an adult, but I have a 17 year old nephew, and he is most definitely not, an adult.

And, he would most likely act the same way Trayvon did in this situation.

I have a hoodie wearing, 17-uear-old son. He is NO adult!

 

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[RjThoughts]

See what I mean? You don't have the facts, yet you've determined that Zimmerman acted illegally, and that Martin is innocent. How do you know what happened just prior to the shooting?

Once Zimmerman CONTINUED to follow Trayvon after being told to STOP, Zimmerman was engaged in an illegal activity: countermanning an official order is a crime, or it is in NY, not sure if in Wild West Florida.

 

[TexasWife25]

See what I mean? You don't have the facts, yet you've determined that Zimmerman acted illegally, and that Martin is innocent. How do you know what happened just prior to the shooting?

What, do you think Trayvon was doing, that deserved being followed, at night, by a strange man with a gun?

 

[busybody..]

What, do you think Trayvon was doing, that deserved being followed, at night, by a strange man with a gun?

Loon!

 

[RjThoughts]

What, do you think Trayvon was doing, that deserved being followed, at night, by a strange man with a gun?

Of course he does! Trayvon was in a gated community!!

 

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[busybody..]

That's the question you don't know the answer to, and I have no clue either. This is why you cannot judge who is right and who is wrong. Could be reasonable suspicion, or probable cause, we don't know. You don't know.

you MISSED the entire point of what BLOATED BITCH said

as

you missed what NIGGERPOON said earlier.....

 

[busybody..]

Limbaugh Wonders If Edited 911 Call Will Prompt ‘Campaign To Boycott The Advertisers Of NBC News’ (AUDIO) http://mediaite.com/a/cwhdj

 

[RjThoughts]

That's the question you don't know the answer to, and I have no clue either. This is why you cannot judge who is right and who is wrong. Could be reasonable suspicion, or probable cause, we don't know. You don't know.

Fact: Zimmerman called the police to notify them of a suspicious character and was told to STOP following him

Fact: Tayvon was returning to the home of his father's girlfriend's home after purchasing iced tea and Skittles.

Fact: Zimmerman illegally continued to follow Trayvon, and that ANYTHING that happened to Zimmerman was on HIM. The "Stand Your Ground" defense is gone. Why? Because Zimmerman was the instigator once the police told him to stop.

 

[TexasWife25]

That's the question you don't know the answer to, and I have no clue either. This is why you cannot judge who is right and who is wrong. Could be reasonable suspicion, or probable cause, we don't know. You don't know.

So, you doubt the official story that Trayvon went to the store for skittles and tea, and was simply walking home talking to his girlfriend on the phone?

Can you tell me, what your opinion is, on what happened( purely speculation of course)

 

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[Dream59]

Once Zimmerman CONTINUED to follow Trayvon after being told to STOP, Zimmerman was engaged in an illegal activity: countermanning an official order is a crime, or it is in NY, not sure if in Wild West Florida.

There is where you are wrong. The dispatcher did not issue a lawful order. Zimmerman had the same right to walk the streets as Trayvon. Even if it was a lawful order it has nothing to do with the final act. Even if (as I suspect, but as yet there is no evidence released that says one way or the other) Zimmerman put his hands on Trayvon first, it does not remove Zimmermans right to protect his life.

 

[RjThoughts]

There is where you are wrong. The dispatcher did not issue a lawful order. Zimmerman had the same right to walk the streets as Trayvon. Even if it was a lawful order it has nothing to do with the final act. Even if (as I suspect, but as yet there is no evidence released that says one way or the other) Zimmerman put his hands on Trayvon first, it does not remove Zimmermans right to protect his life.

"We don't need to you do that"
It's an order to STOP!!! Common sense would tell you it is.

 

[Sean Renaud]

There is where you are wrong. The dispatcher did not issue a lawful order. Zimmerman had the same right to walk the streets as Trayvon. Even if it was a lawful order it has nothing to do with the final act. Even if (as I suspect, but as yet there is no evidence released that says one way or the other) Zimmerman put his hands on Trayvon first, it does not remove Zimmermans right to protect his life.

So your sticking with the Zimmerman following someone makes him a victim defense? Just so I'm clear on all of this encase I ever happen to find you in Florida. I think I'll follow you for a few blocks. Call the police just so they know I'm following you, I'll even walk up to you and tell you I'm about to kill you, after all I want you to throw the first punch and since you won't be around to give your side of the story it won't much matter whether I swore to kill you or not.