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- George Zimmerman's ideas of "what black people talk like" Did anyone see the brutality of the court the past few days? I caught the news on-and-off this morning, watching Don West raving and the judge telling him to review the professional code of conduct for the court. Don West really should be on trial here. I've grown to loathe this dude. And the other night when it went until 10PM, the judge kept asking George Zimmerman DIRECTLY whether or not he intended to testify. Don West kept butting in saying that he needed to confer with his client, and the judge kept saying, "Overruled," and basically told him to shut up, making George Zimmerman answer questions. He has such a squirrelly and timid voice, it actually made me cringe a bit in pity, somehow. She kept pressing him, and it was truly a brutal thing to watch. Not in a good way. | |||
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Paragraph 1a - he doesn't have to follow the guidelines of neighborhood watch. should he have? sure. and trayvon should've run home or called the cops. a lot of different scenarios could have resulted in a much better outcome. but he has no legal obligation to follow those guidelines. Paragraph 1b - it's highly questionable as to whether trayvon had the legal right to initiate physical violence with zimmerman. you claim that he was allowed to engage, in accordance with SYG. that depends upon a reasonable apprehension of harm. it would be a tough case to prove that trayvon reasonably believed zimmerman would harm him based simply on the fact that he followed him and asked what he was doing. it would be even tougher to prove that after initiating violence, it was necessary to pin zimmerman to the ground and continue hostile action. but most importantly, even if you were to prove that martin was justified and believed himself to be acting in self defense, that does NOT mean that zimmerman was not ALSO acting in self defense when he shot martin. martin could have attacked out of self defense, at which point zimmerman could have shot him in self defense. this would be a tragic misunderstanding based on two non-criminal instances of self defense. such is the law as it relates to self defense. it is mostly about reasonable perception -- not actual danger. Paragraph 1c - your contention that zimmerman picked the fight is based wholly on supposition with no grounding in fact. we lose clarity as to the events that occurred in between zimmerman asking what trayvon was doing and both parties brawling on the ground. that intervening action is of paramount importance in determining who, in fact, "picked the fight". Paragraph 2 - following a person and asking what they're doing is not grounds for a conviction of manslaughter. it is not negligent. it is not incompetent or stupid. it is nosy, maybe, which also is not a crime. you are making assumptions as to the intervening actions that resulted in violence. those assumptions are your own -- they're fabricated, not factual. Paragraph 3 - again, you are advocating for trayvon's right to defend himself. again, this is an uphill battle and in no way relevant to the outcome of the zimmerman case. even if trayvon was acting well within his rights of self defense, so too could zimmerman have been. Paragraph 4a - there is no evidence that he harassed martin. that is, again, supposition on your part. Paragraph 4b - perhaps zimmerman wouldn't have gotten out of his car without his gun -- that only bolsters zimmerman's case for self defense. if you argue he's a pussy, you further support the notion that he feared for his life while being attacked by martin. Paragraph 4c - SYG has not been mobilized by zimmerman nor is it relevant to this case in any way. SYG grants zimmerman the ability to defend himself without an obligation to retreat. according to testimony, zimmerman was pinned to the ground by martin. this would nullify his responsibility to retreat, even in a non-SYG state. Paragraph 5 - correct. it was the state's duty to investigate. they did, and they filed no charges because there is insufficient evidence to properly charge that a crime was, in fact, committed. it was not until this became a cause celebre that a special prosecutor was appointed to initiate far further scrutiny than a case such as this would typically garner | |||
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don't blame me for finding a lucrative field while promoting the ideals this great nation was founded upon. i use some of my excess for good anyway, i am very generous with my church and the troops | |||
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None of the shit you mentioned means anything. Also a 17 year old is 1 year from being an adult that isn't a kid. It all comes down to the fight. All evidence shows that Zimmerman was the one attacked. He had a right to self defense. | |||
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Xasten <The Mystical Order>
Frieza <Stasis> 1999-2003 Prexus "I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." JOHN 14:6 | ||||
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Everything in America is about money and race. | |||
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He slams the beaner's head on the concrete. Beaner pulls a gun. Kills the ******. He feared for his life. He did nothing wrong. -- To the people that want this beaner on death row for what he did. Engaging someone in a conversation doesn't give you grounds to punch them in the face. That's it. It's that simple. -- Oh. Hasbinbad is still a fag. | ||
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And by the way, the 2nd Amendment was written to ensure an armed militia could be raised if the British, French, or Spanish invaded. Period. Not for armed rebellion, or shootin' ******s. | |||
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