BenPoquette
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Re: Austrialian College Baseball Player Killed By Bored Teens In Oka
Other small things...he was not walking home on a public sidewalk...he was observed walking close to houses. If he was doing this to stay out of the rain or not is a good question, however, there were a number of break-ins in the area and the neighborhood watch captain saw a youth he did not know in his gated community walking where he should not have been walking. Martin was never detained, so why did you even mention he had the expectation not to be detained without cause? Who detained him?
According to the trial and eyewitness testimony, Zimmerman did not assault or detain Martin. It simply did not happen and no matter how many times people try to make that claim there is no evidence of this. Zero. So, yes, that is a pretty big inaccurate statement you made.
You also claim Zimmerman used deadly force to get himself out of a situation he created, then lied about it. He was found not guilty. Nothing you are selling here is true. Sorry, I know it stings. You have to feel like a fool for buying Al Sharpton's garbage and are obviously in denial about it. The trial, the testimony and the verdict all point to you being wrong. That's okay...maybe some day you will come to grips with it.
Your implications were. For instance, you said he had not dropped out of school. True, he had not "dropped out." Tell me, why was he in Sanford? Do you know the answer to that question? Kind of kills the "good student" narrative, huh?Smallpotatoes said:BenPoquette said:Yep, Saint Trayvon was an innocent little babe in the woods...salt of the earth...I hear he even loved puppies. And that George Zimmerman...I can't wait until all this comes out in the trial and he gets what he deserves! Wait...what?Smallpotatoes said:Maybe they'd have a point. But Trayvon was, and did, none of those things. He wasn't carrying so much as a pen-knife. He had no criminal record except being caught with weed residue. He didn't drop out of school and he got good grades. There are ten million young men like him who are considered good kids, not thugs. He was walking to his nearby home on a public sidewalk. Trayvon was almost as close to the opposite of the guy I described above. Nothing in common... except for their dark-colored skin.
Trayvon had every right to be where he was. He had a Constitutional right to his liberty and to the expectation that he not be detained without cause. Zimmerman was a make-believe cop; he had no right to assault or detain anyone unless he saw a crime being committed. Even real police have only a limited and delineated right to do that. He used deadly force to get himself out of a situation he created, based on unfounded suspicion, and then invented a vicious unprovoked attack to keep his sorry ass out of the slammer.
Were any of those facts wrong?
Other small things...he was not walking home on a public sidewalk...he was observed walking close to houses. If he was doing this to stay out of the rain or not is a good question, however, there were a number of break-ins in the area and the neighborhood watch captain saw a youth he did not know in his gated community walking where he should not have been walking. Martin was never detained, so why did you even mention he had the expectation not to be detained without cause? Who detained him?
According to the trial and eyewitness testimony, Zimmerman did not assault or detain Martin. It simply did not happen and no matter how many times people try to make that claim there is no evidence of this. Zero. So, yes, that is a pretty big inaccurate statement you made.
You also claim Zimmerman used deadly force to get himself out of a situation he created, then lied about it. He was found not guilty. Nothing you are selling here is true. Sorry, I know it stings. You have to feel like a fool for buying Al Sharpton's garbage and are obviously in denial about it. The trial, the testimony and the verdict all point to you being wrong. That's okay...maybe some day you will come to grips with it.