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Bless your heart, you haven't comprehended a single thing about this story, have you!
Stalking? Policeman? OK, then.
If Trayvor was so worried about his "stalker" he could have simply hung up on his girlfriend and called 911. He chose to bring fists to a gunfight instead. Darwin's Law struck again. RIP, Dumbass.
Bless your heart, you haven't comprehended a single thing about this story, have you!
Stalking? Policeman? OK, then.
There is nothing wrong with my comprehension. I simply didnot come to the same conclusion that you did. An opinion is like an as-shole, everybody has one. Bless your lil heart, just because you think yours is special, it doesn't mean that yours is correct.
I am as entitled to my opinion/conclusion as you are to yours. Save your juvenile sarcasm for someone who cares what you think or how you feel. I'm not the one.
Try this then: WE DO NOT KNOW WHO STARTED THE ALTERCATION!
If you have some information about who did, call the police.
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Originally Posted by whogo
If Trayvor was so worried about his "stalker" he could have simply hung up on his girlfriend and called 911. He chose to bring fists to a gunfight instead. Darwin's Law struck again. RIP, Dumbass.
In other words, there is no law that says you can follow "suspicious" people in your neighborhood. Thought so.
Re: groceries, I have the right to travel (to the grocery store) and buy legal items (food).
I have the same right to follow suspicious individuals in my neighborhood. No statute is required to allow someone to do most of what we do in our daily lives. I can walk my dog in my neighborhood because there is no law prohibiting it. The absence of a law against it allows me to walk the dog.
This is pretty simple, folks.
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