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05-19-2012, 09:40 PM
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Re: You Can Pretend to Shoot Trayvon Martin
If this thread is any indication there is no agreement about anything. The sad thing is how it made race an issue, when really guns & the laws regarding them is the real issue. |
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#52
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05-19-2012, 09:43 PM
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Re: You Can Pretend to Shoot Trayvon Martin
Well, I guess I'm just glad that I can contribute to someone having a good day, even if a good day for them is "winning" a discussion....... And even if that person is too fucking stupid to realize that the post they used in their signature was making fun of myself. Bud, you got issues......... |
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05-20-2012, 07:49 AM
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Re: You Can Pretend to Shoot Trayvon Martin
The new medical reports on the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin case tell us a lot. And it is not just for what they find, but also what they don’t find. First, the reports provide striking evidence that Zimmerman did not start the fight with Martin, and that Zimmerman shot Martin in self-defense. Martin’s injuries were two-fold: broken skin on his knuckles and the fatal gunshot wound. Zimmerman’s injuries involved: a fractured nose, a pair of black eyes, two lacerations to the back of his head and a minor back injury. It takes considerable force to break the skin on multiple knuckles. The large range of injuries on Zimmerman indicates that the Martin’s attack was prolonged. But here is what is missing: where are the injuries to Zimmerman’s hands? Where are the bruises on Martin’s face or other parts of his body? The evidence paints a picture where Martin was the only person landing blows. The broken skin on Martin’s knuckles and Zimmerman’s wounds obviously provide some justification for self-defense. But if Zimmerman is to have justifiably used self-defense, he can’t have provoked Martin’s attack. The affidavit filed by the prosecutor against Zimmerman was extremely weak and had many glaring omissions. It does not answer the most crucial question: Who attacked whom? All it states is: “Zimmerman confronted Martin and a struggle ensued.” “Confronted” does not mean “provoked” or “assaulted.” It may mean that Zimmerman merely followed Martin and asked him what he was doing in the neighborhood. Surely Zimmerman had the right to investigate a strange person in his neighborhood. But, in any case, Zimmerman simply asking Martin why he was in the neighborhood doesn’t give Martin the right to start striking him or pounding his head into the concrete sidewalk. Simple words do not justify hitting someone. Anyway, it appears that Zimmerman didn’t even question Martin. The 911 tape of Zimmerman reporting a strange person in the area indicates that Zimmerman didn’t even try to ask Martin a question. When the police operator told Zimmerman “we don’t need you to do that [following Martin],” Zimmerman appears to have stopped following Martin and agreed to go to where the police would be arriving. The medical evidence implies that Zimmerman did not physically attack Martin and thus there was no justification for Martin to start hitting Zimmerman. Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/...#ixzz1vPT2OVUh |
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05-20-2012, 10:53 AM
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Re: You Can Pretend to Shoot Trayvon Martin
It's so funny that there is this FAKE 'controversy' going on in the media. If you have any real life experience with the Black Community, you know that violent criminal Ghetto Thug Terrorists (like Tampon Martin) produced by Ghetto Trash parents are just a fact of life. ALL black people know this and most will lie about it in public. They will tow the 'party line'. In private, they smirk about it. It's like the guy that burgled your home that says, "Oh, you got robbed? That's terrible. No. I din see nuffin', man.". Meanwhile, of course, he's already taken what he could to the pawn shop and alerted his fellow scumbags about the best way to burgle your home in the future. The Black Community is addicted to the low life Ghetto Mentality. They are completely aware of it and in denial at the same time. They LOVE it and protect it. They like it this way. They want it this way. Otherwise, they wouldn't put up with it. |
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#56
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05-20-2012, 07:30 PM
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Re: You Can Pretend to Shoot Trayvon Martin
[quote=Zambini;2929345]The new medical reports on the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin case tell us a lot. And it is not just for what they find, but also what they don’t find. First, the reports provide striking evidence that Zimmerman did not start the fight with Martin, and that Zimmerman shot Martin in self-defense. Martin’s injuries were two-fold: broken skin on his knuckles and the fatal gunshot wound. Zimmerman’s injuries involved: a fractured nose, a pair of black eyes, two lacerations to the back of his head and a minor back injury. It takes considerable force to break the skin on multiple knuckles. The large range of injuries on Zimmerman indicates that the Martin’s attack was prolonged. But here is what is missing: where are the injuries to Zimmerman’s hands? Where are the bruises on Martin’s face or other parts of his body? The evidence paints a picture where Martin was the only person landing blows. The broken skin on Martin’s knuckles and Zimmerman’s wounds obviously provide some justification for self-defense. But if Zimmerman is to have justifiably used self-defense, he can’t have provoked Martin’s attack. The affidavit filed by the prosecutor against Zimmerman was extremely weak and had many glaring omissions. It does not answer the most crucial question: Who attacked whom? All it states is: “Zimmerman confronted Martin and a struggle ensued.” “Confronted” does not mean “provoked” or “assaulted.” It may mean that Zimmerman merely followed Martin and asked him what he was doing in the neighborhood. Surely Zimmerman had the right to investigate a strange person in his neighborhood. But, in any case, Zimmerman simply asking Martin why he was in the neighborhood doesn’t give Martin the right to start striking him or pounding his head into the concrete sidewalk. Simple words do not justify hitting someone. Anyway, it appears that Zimmerman didn’t even question Martin. The 911 tape of Zimmerman reporting a strange person in the area indicates that Zimmerman didn’t even try to ask Martin a question. When the police operator told Zimmerman “we don’t need you to do that [following Martin],” Zimmerman appears to have stopped following Martin and agreed to go to where the police would be arriving. The medical evidence implies that Zimmerman did not physically attack Martin and thus there was no justification for Martin to start hitting Zimmerman. Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/...#ixzz1vPT2OVUh[/quote I can't believe you'd throw up a Fox News Editorial as a link , I guess that kind of tells the story doesn't it? NBC reported that the only injury to Trevon other the the gunshot was "a quarter-inch to one-eighth inch abrasion on the fourth finger in the ring area." Hmmmmm. |
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05-21-2012, 06:26 AM
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Re: You Can Pretend to Shoot Trayvon Martin
Like I thought, more bullshit from you, now that I've called you out on it you try and drag someone else into it. You've made more Gay slurs and other sexual insults in this whole thread than anybody, deal with it you damn sicko. |