Zimmerman isn't in jail because he had a license to carry the gun and in Florida you can shoot someone if they attack/threaten you. |
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no, it wouldn't. trayvons skin color is what makes it a hate crime. |
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Zimmerman isn't in jail because he had a license to carry the gun and in Florida you can shoot someone if they attack/threaten you. |
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All crime is hate related, traitor. |
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What he did was not even remotely legal, not even remotely self defense. Only a racist judge would see it that way. Florida's self defense laws still don't change the facts of the incident and the fact is the boy was unarmed, and the man did not gun him down on his own private property. That man needs to be charged with murder. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
The question of if it's a hate crime or not is largely irrelevant. The point is that the police didn't persecute and, so far as I know, haven't provided a good reason for that. |
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Someone just needs to kill that douchebag and claim he was threatening them. Then kill the prosecutor that turned down the case and claim he was also being threatening. Then kill like 4 or 5 racist cops. See how long they keep that law. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
Because he is incapable of spotting his own bullshit in this thread. He has turned on himself in favor of social acceptance. Traitor. |
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How has he turned on himself? By defending the right another human being has to walk down a street wearing a hoodie? |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
Oh come on! You ":think" he is a a thug? |
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Here's another picture of him wearing a Hollister t-shirt. |
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please don't paint him as a martyr or a helpless child. as many others have said, hordes of people are crowding around this case saying "he was only a child" and being sympathetic solely because of his age. |
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I didn't intend to stereotype, and I never suggested that he would be a thug if he wore a different shirt. |
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I sort of agree with louie here in that the only possible way someone could suppose Trayvon was up to no good is because they were racist and assumed all black people are up to no good. Nothing in his clothing appeared to fit the stereotypical criminal. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
What do you think of this?: |
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Last edited by louie54; 03-27-2012 at 05:23 AM. Reason: Whoops! Wrong video!
Definitely sounds like punks to me, not that I think it makes a lick of difference. This guy needs to be charged with murder. It's obviously a "hate crime" whatever that is, but murder is also murder. Hate crimes are typically meant to enhance assault charges when people gang up on others. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
The institutional racism that says police should turn a blind eye when blacks are killed is far more troubling than the fact that the neighborhood watch guy might of been a racist. While some guy killing another may be an isolated incident, the fact he got off so easily without a real investigation shows a huge biased by the police and likely means racism by the police is a common occurrence. In fact if the guy got a free pass with murder, there are probably hundreds or thousands of other cases that were mishandled as well. |
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