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I fully support the 2nd Amendment. Even further than the courts. If you want to own an automatic weapon as long as you harm no one with it you should be left alone.
Along the same line of thinking, if you are walking home from the store bothering no one you should be left alone.
Zimmerman gives gun owners a really bad name.
I won't bother quoting from testimony, you know, actual testimony from the trial. You can look at Wendy Dorival's testimony to see why your blanket statement is pure bunk in this case. She was the PD's Neighborhood Watch coordinator. One of many witnesses called by the state who ended up supporting the defense.
Yes...following a kid by car then on foot, putting the kid on edge and then when the kid tells the creep to back off and backs it up with his fists (you know...standing his ground), the trouble making coward Zimmerman shoots him. The jerk got away with this because of people like you who have deep prejudices.
I won't bother quoting from testimony, you know, actual testimony from the trial. You can look at Wendy Dorival's testimony to see why your blanket statement is pure bunk in this case. She was the PD's Neighborhood Watch coordinator. One of many witnesses called by the state who ended up supporting the defense.
You didn't bother to quote anything because there is nothing in any quote to counter what I said.
I won't bother quoting from testimony, you know, actual testimony from the trial. You can look at Wendy Dorival's testimony to see why your blanket statement is pure bunk in this case. She was the PD's Neighborhood Watch coordinator. One of many witnesses called by the state who ended up supporting the defense.
I'll bother quoting from the testimony. The actual testimony from the trial.
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Guy asked Dorival what the handouts and her instructions tell volunteers to do if they begin following a suspicious person.
“We tell them they don’t do that. That’s the job of law enforcement,” she replied.
The same instructions apply to confronting a suspicious person, Dorival said. She said her presentation would advise people, “Not to confront, to let … the police department do the job.
“They’re not supposed to take matters into their own hands. … Let law enforcement take the risk of approaching a suspect,” Dorival said.
I'll bother quoting from the testimony. The actual testimony from the trial.
It looks like you quoted from an article, not her testimony, especially not from her testimony during cross-x. Like I said, it doesn't really matter. The gun auction was cancelled. He's still not guilty.
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