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In all honesty they should thank white people for purchasing them from Africa otherwise they would still be living there.
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Originally Posted by Anal_Hershiser
In all honesty they should thank white people for purchasing them from Africa otherwise they would still be living there.
There are like 10% of black people I identify with. It's those that actually have a job, pay taxes and try to make something of themselves.Quote:
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In all honesty they should thank white people for purchasing them from Africa otherwise they would still be living there.
There is just an element of society, black and white, that want shit for free.
Look at Vwls. She scammed someone a few years ago and now is pimping Vapes. Won't be long before she has someone else dies and needs a loan.
You heard it here first.
Lol. Also true. These assholes don't realize how good they have it.Quote:
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Meanwhile, in Africa-
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In all honesty they should thank white people for purchasing them from Africa otherwise they would still be living there.
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I was wrong, but would of bet a lot of money on my opinion. Too bad none of you cowards wanted to have a conversation about it until the verdict was in. That being said, he had to be a big favorite to get convicted of something; a not guilty verdict just seemed impossible.
We'll see what the federal government does now. I wouldn't be surprised to see them try to get a murder indictment, but grand jury proceedings are secret of course but in a case like this, work will eventually leak out as to what charges prosecutors tried to bring, whether it was murder or the 2009 hate crime law those assholes passed (http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1009/28866.html)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKjxFJfcrcA
it's shit like this, america
:facepalm3
people who are dumb as fuck always have the loudest voices
anyone heard about Roderick Scott & Christopher Cervini, 2009, in New York?
http://www.decodedscience.com/roderi...f-murder/33569
similar case, same result (acquittal) except black adult kills white teen male--or so the above report claims
wait our white african american president claimed friday if a white teen was shot the outcome and aftermath might have been differentQuote:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHBdZWbncXI
7:15 in
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black women clutch their purses when i step in the elevator
George Zimmerman, who has not been seen publicly since his acquittal in the murder of Trayvon Martin earlier this month, surfaced last week to rescue an unidentified family trapped in an overturned vehicle on a Florida highway, police said Monday.
Sanford Police Department Capt. Jim McAuliffe told Fox News that Zimmerman, 29, was identified by a crash victim as the man who pulled him from the mangled vehicle.
“George Zimmerman pulled me out,” firefighters were told by the unidentified driver, according to McAuliffe.
The Seminole County Sheriff's Office said the single-car accident occurred July 17 at approximately 5:45 pm. and involved a blue Ford Explorer SUV that had left the road and rolled over.
The sheriff's office said there were four occupants inside -- two parents and two children. There were no reports of injuries.
The deputy responding to the crash said that when he arrived, two men -- one of whom was Zimmerman -- had already gotten the family out of the overturned vehicle.
Zimmerman was not a witness to the crash and left after making contact with the deputy, the sheriff's office said.
The crash occurred at the intersection of I-4 and Route 417 in Sanford, police said.
In another development, Sanford police confirmed that Monday they had delivered boxes of evidence from their Zimmerman investigation, including his firearm, to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Justice.
Zimmerman was acquitted of second-degree murder on July 13 in the killing of Trayvon Martin on Feb. 26, 2012.
Zimmerman's parents, meanwhile, have told ABC News that they have received death threats and have been unable to return to their home following the verdict
"We have had an enormous amount of death threats,” Robert Zimmerman said. “George's legal counsel has had death threats, the police chief of Sanford, many people have had death threats … ‘Everyone with Georgie's DNA should be killed' -- just every kind of horrible thing you can imagine."
Attn white people I'm going to educate you.
I saw the semi retarted black girl (I forget her name) who was on the phone with TM when the shit went down on Piers Morgan, and apparently we have it all wrong. If a black person calls you a cracka it has nothing to do with race or being white, but it's actually a term they use for law enforcement.
So if a black person calls you a cracka its not because your white its because you remind them of a cop, so I think its sorta of a back handed compliment.
I'm so relieved because all my life I foolishly thought it was a derrogatory racial term, but it turns out it isnt. Thank you semi retarted black girl for educating us white folk.
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George Zimmerman, who has been in hiding since he was acquitted of murder in the death of Trayvon Martin, emerged to help rescue a family who was trapped in an overturned vehicle, police said today.
Zimmerman was one of two men who came to the aid of Dana and Mark Gerstle and their two children, who were trapped inside a blue Ford Explorer SUV that had rolled over after traveling off the highway in Sanford, Fla. at approximately 5:45 p.m. Thursday, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
The crash occurred at the intersection of I-4 and route Route 46, police said. The crash site is less than a mile from where Zimmerman shot Martin.
By the time police arrived, two people - including Zimmerman - had already helped the family get out of the overturned car, the sheriff's office said. No one was reported to be injured.
Zimmerman was not a witness to the crash and left after speaking with the deputy, police said.
It's the first known sighting of Zimmerman since he left the courtroom following his controversial acquittal last week on murder charges for the death of Martin. Zimmerman, 29, shot and killed Martin, 17, in Sanford, Fla., on Feb. 26, 2012. The jury determined that Zimmerman shot Martin in self-defense.
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An indication of the animosity toward Zimmerman is the number of threatening phone calls being received by a woman in Winter Park, Fla.
Lori Tankel told ABCNews.com that someone had incorrectly posted her cell phone number online thinking it was Zimmerman's. She said she started receiving threatening calls within an hour after the jury had reached a verdict on July 13.
"They were saying things like, 'Zimmerman? Is this George? We're going to get you, we're going to kill you,'" she said.
Her cell phone number is only one digit off from Zimmerman's, she said.
Tankel said she received at least 80 phone calls within one day of the jury's not guilty verdict. While the threats died down during the week, she said they ramped right back up again on Friday and continued through the weekend.
"Those phone calls were extremely malicious," she said. "I think at that point, they kind of knew it wasn't George Zimmerman's number, but they were still going to harass me."
Tankel said she initially reported the threatening calls to the the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, but was told to follow up with law enforcement in Orange County, Fla., where she lives, to file a report, she said.
But Tankel she said she won't be changing her number anytime soon.
"I'm a sales representative for several different horse-related companies, and I have five states in my territory," she said. "To change business cards and contact everybody, it's not that simple."
She also said the police told her they are receiving an average of 400 death threats for Zimmerman per minute on social media.
Jesse Jackson suggests boycotting Florida as 'apartheid state'
By Justin Sink - 07/19/13 11:08 AM ET
Jackson says his Rainbow PUSH Coalition will consider pressuring groups to isolate Florida after the Zimmerman trial.
Rev. Jesse Jackson said Thursday that his Rainbow PUSH Coalition would consider boycotting Florida as "a kind of apartheid state" in the aftermath of the George Zimmerman not-guilty verdict last weekend.
Read more: http://thehill.com/video/in-the-news...#ixzz2Zr7kWR14
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Sounds like George and his PR firm came up with an easy way to "repair" his public image, and all it involved was a police scanner, the right moment, and a friendly police officer. Oh yeah, and a mandatory call to the media afterwords to let them know.
Silly bastards couldn't even wait 1 week before blowing their load on this sham of a stunt. Chances this happened organically? A bit higher than 0.0% but not much, maybe 3%.
Here is what happens to good Samaritans that try to save the day after accidents on the freeway, instead of calling 911 and letting the professionals, who are equipped for the task, handle it.
http://www.sfgate.com/default/articl...ed-4680312.php
These were my initials thoughts at first too, but no way with a scanner he beats the police and ambulance to the scene while they get to turn on their lights/siren and pass everybody. Could just be a pure coincidence that he was in the right place at right time for his situation.Quote:
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You look like a moron with the commentary and article you provided. What was that guy who was killed in the article ill equipped to do because he wasn't a professional? Cross a road? You have to be able to cross the road in order to be properly equipped to help people? I think 99% of the population is equipped to cross a road.
Actually, you just look like a moron every time you post.
Thanks for that witty response. I know a 2nd level PR stunt is too big of a concept for your little brain to grasp.Quote:
Originally Posted by FR1GHTThese were my initials thoughts at first too, but no way with a scanner he beats the police and ambulance to the scene while they get to turn on their lights/siren and pass everybody. Could just be a pure coincidence that he was in the right place at right time for his situation.Quote:
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You look like a moron with the commentary and article you provided. What was that guy who was killed in the article ill equipped to do because he wasn't a professional? Cross a road? You have to be able to cross the road in order to be properly equipped to help people? I think 99% of the population is equipped to cross a road.
Actually, you just look like a moron every time you post.
Even if George randomly happened to see this accident and stop, there he is again, trying to save the day. I bet he stops at every accident scene just to see if he can "help."
If you listen to his 911 call, he has absolutely no problem describing the exact roads where the accident took place. Quite different from his memory when it came to being able to not remember which of the three streets in his gated community he was on when he stalked, errr, got attacked by the evil 17 year old armed with skittles.
"Hi, I'm George Zimmerman from the Neighborhood Watch and I'm here to help."
Yeah cuz broad daylight and pitch black darkness offer the same visibility. Now quick, get back to CNN and tell us some more.
LOL you gave him positive rep telling him to nap it out :)Quote:
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Originally Posted by simpdogLOL you gave him positive rep telling him to nap it out :)Quote:
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ROFL ya I am always rushing thru my reps. Saw it when it popped up. GODLIKE
Trayvon Martin Hoodie on ebay bullet hole optional
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trks...at=0&_from=R40
You really think George Zimmerman is out there trying to stage rescues? Really? Who exactly do you think George Zimmerman is? He's not a man of power. He's not a man of resources. He's not a man with powerful friends. In fact, you wouldn't be wrong if you described him as not a man at all. He's an awkward weakling with social skills similar to 408. Christ, some of you fucktards talk about him like he's Bruce Wayne. Hiding out in the "Zimmermancave" until it's time to come save the day again. Or in this case, stage a rescue. He's a loser that just wants to get back to his pathetic life. Certain people want to keep him in the National spotlight. George Zimmerman is not one of those people. Their names rhyme with "Hal Carpton" and "Bessy Haxson". The race pimps are loving every fucking second of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by v12clThanks for that witty response. I know a 2nd level PR stunt is too big of a concept for your little brain to grasp.Quote:
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Even if George randomly happened to see this accident and stop, there he is again, trying to save the day. I bet he stops at every accident scene just to see if he can "help."
If you listen to his 911 call, he has absolutely no problem describing the exact roads where the accident took place. Quite different from his memory when it came to being able to not remember which of the three streets in his gated community he was on when he stalked, errr, got attacked by the evil 17 year old armed with skittles.
"Hi, I'm George Zimmerman from the Neighborhood Watch and I'm here to help."
This has got to be the dumbest post I've seen all this forum and that's a high bar to reach. You're playin great kid.Quote:
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Sounds like Jonathon and his PR firm came up with an easy way to "improve" his public image, and all it involved was a police scanner, the right moment, and a friendly police officer. Oh yeah, and a mandatory call to the media afterwords to let them know.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...rial&hpt=hp_t2
While I agree with a lot of this, I think some stuff was a bit fabricated. After hearing about the Lean and the damage to his liver because of it I looked up his official autopsy report. I didn't see what they were talking about. Pretty sure they doctored that info. Regardless, I don't doubt it. The kid was obv a wanna be thug and his texts included talk about doing this Lean shit. The whole reason he was up in Sanford to begin with was because he was getting into too much trouble living with his mom in Miami.Quote:
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The whole innocent picture the media put out there about this kid, and continue to do so while vilifying Zimmerman is pretty disturbing. So much fabricated bullshit being reported.
One thing that has always struck me as odd... If this kid was such a good kid, how come we don't see interviews with kids his age that actually knew him. Aside from Rachel Jeantel, we have no one outside of family members willing to go to bat for this kid. Wonder why that is.
I stopped following this almost immediately after the verdict, but why the fuck does it remotely matter if Trayvon wasn't angelic?Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369While I agree with a lot of this, I think some stuff was a bit fabricated. After hearing about the Lean and the damage to his liver because of it I looked up his official autopsy report. I didn't see what they were talking about. Pretty sure they doctored that info. Regardless, I don't doubt it. The kid was obv a wanna be thug and his texts included talk about doing this Lean shit. The whole reason he was up in Sanford to begin with was because he was getting into too much trouble living with his mom in Miami.Quote:
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The whole innocent picture the media put out there about this kid, and continue to do so while vilifying Zimmerman is pretty disturbing. So much fabricated bullshit being reported.
One thing that has always struck me as odd... If this kid was such a good kid, how come we don't see interviews with kids his age that actually knew him. Aside from Rachel Jeantel, we have no one outside of family members willing to go to bat for this kid. Wonder why that is.
Does it somehow make it justifiable that he got shot to death? Zimmerman still shot him to death...
Perhaps they will fix the law to avoid similar situations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sloppy JoeI stopped following this almost immediately after the verdict, but why the fuck does it remotely matter if Trayvon wasn't angelic?Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369
Does it somehow make it justifiable that he got shot to death? Zimmerman still shot him to death...
It doesn't matter if Trayvon was a thug or a priest. It doesn't matter if Zimmerman saves people from car accidents or gets busted operating a meth lab.
Trial by media/public never works. They would have stoned him to death if that was the case.
Guys it was a black kid that smoked weed. Clearly death is the only solution.
It probably has nothing to do with the verdict, but it has everything to do with the general public views the case. People dont want to know the facts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sloppy JoeI stopped following this almost immediately after the verdict, but why the fuck does it remotely matter if Trayvon wasn't angelic?Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369
Does it somehow make it justifiable that he got shot to death? Zimmerman still shot him to death...
I think the lean thing should have been used by the defense. I think if the general public knew anything about it there wouldnt be all this backlash after the fact.
Given how terrible the prosecution was, there was no real need for the defense to muddy the waters with the whole Lean business.
It lends more credibility to Zimmerman's account.Quote:
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Does it somehow make it justifiable that he got shot to death? Zimmerman still shot him to death...
As far as it being justified, let's just assume for a minute that everything he said about this confrontation was true. Let's assume that Trayvon Martin really was acting suspiciously walking close to the homes, looking into windows.
Little known fact... George Zimmerman had made a similar call to the police about two young black males looking into homes just two weeks prior to the shooting. That call led to an arrest. Police found a laptop and other stolen items on these two guys and Zimmerman made a positive ID on them. When he called the police on these guys he wasn't racially profiling, he was simply reporting suspicious behavior, just like the night he called on Trayvon Martin.
So again, let's assume every detail of his account was true... That he followed Trayvon in his car while on the phone with the police, and parked on the corner when he couldn't go any further. Trayvon walked down the walkway that was only 100 yards from where he was staying and was out of site of Zimmerman. To me here is the most interesting part of how things went down and a very misunderstood aspect of this case... At that point, instead of turning right down the walkway and going home, Trayvon Martin doubled back, walked approx 50 yards back towards Zimmerman, circled his car and checked him out, went back down the walkway and then ran out of site. All of this is perfectly described on the call to police. Please tell me how that does not fit the description of suspicious behavior, especially after what Zimmerman claimed he was witnessing.
To have a better understanding of the dynamics of that chain of events you have this. Zimmerman in orange, Trayvon in blue. Trayvon's actions from 4-7 paint that picture pretty clearly...
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It was at that point where Zimmerman got out of his truck to see where Martin went. I agree that he should have stayed in his vehicle, but caught up in that moment I can see why he would get out to see if he could tell where Martin had run off to.
At no time after Martin ran did Zimmerman see him again, until the confrontation.
So again, assuming what Zimmerman told the police during the interview process and the day after the shooting was true, you now have Martin basically running out of site, hiding out in the darkness, sizing Zimmerman up, walking up behind him and ultimately confronting him... Not the other way around. Martin then cold cocks him, knocks him senseless, gets on top of him, punches him in the face repeatedly and slams his head into the concrete. So here you have George Zimmerman, who by all accounts did not know how to fight, with a guy unknown to him on top of him, beating the shit out of him. He repeatedly screams for help, but no help comes. At this point is it not fair to say that he reasonably feared for his life? He did the only thing at that moment that he knew would get him out of this situation. He grabbed his gun and shot.
In every state of this country, if all of what I just typed is true, and personally I believe it is, no matter the color of anyone's skin, there is no doubt this was justifiable self defense.
Reasons I think it's the truth...
In the call to the police the timeline matches up perfectly to what he described in the re enactment the following day.
He subjected himself to a lie detector test the night of the shooting and passed with flying colors. He could have just as easily asked for a lawyer and said nothing, but he chose to talk.
He was told by one of the detectives in the interview that Trayvon Martin had recorded the entire event on his cell phone to which he replied "Oh, thank God!".
There was a very credible eyewitness who was completely neutral in all of this that was only 15 feet away from the altercation and claimed he saw Martin on top of Zimmerman "raining down blows" and that Zimmerman was yelling for help.
There was no way for Zimmerman to know who witnessed what that night, but again chose to re enact the entire situation for police without a lawyer present.
All of his injuries were consistent with what he described, whereas aside from the bullet wound, the only mark on Trayvon Martin was a cut to his knuckle.
All of the detectives and everyone involved with law enforcement handling this case at the time felt that Zimmerman was telling the truth.
no it does not make it justifiable but the media and race hucksters have painted a picture of little Trayvon being hunted and shot in cold blood because he is a littleQuote:
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Does it somehow make it justifiable that he got shot to death? Zimmerman still shot him to death...
black kid by the big bad white hispanic racist Zimmerman
Tracy Martin is like 6'5" , Tray looks around 6'-6'2" in the bottom pic
Not that it really means much, but it's common knowledge that he was 5'11" at the time of the shooting.Quote:
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Originally Posted by vegas1369Not that it really means much, but it's common knowledge that he was 5'11" at the time of the shooting.Quote:
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He looks taller to me. I wouldnt be suprised if its something else that comes out that was lied about.
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He looks taller to me. I wouldnt be suprised if its something else that comes out that was lied about.
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