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The poster said that Trayvon provoked the confrontation with Zimmerman. How? Did he make Zimmerman get out of his car and follow him?
So now it'll illegal to get out of a car in a neighborhood where you live? That's good to know.
Zimmerman did NOTHING wrong other than live around people who feel that it's ok to beat someone's head against the ground if you're a couple weeks or months shy of your 18th birthday.
So now it'll illegal to get out of a car in a neighborhood where you live? That's good to know.
What happened after he got out of his car?
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Zimmerman did NOTHING wrong other than live around people who feel that it's ok to beat someone's head against the ground if you're a couple weeks or months shy of your 18th birthday.
There's that issue of shooting someone with his gun........
So now it'll illegal to get out of a car in a neighborhood where you live? That's good to know.
Zimmerman did NOTHING wrong other than live around people who feel that it's ok to beat someone's head against the ground if you're a couple weeks or months shy of your 18th birthday.
Zimmerman should have gotten out of his car and gone home. I thought he was on his way to Target. Why didn't he just complete that errand?
One thing that apparently happened is that Zimmerman got his head pounded on cement.
Guess that doesn't matter to those of the vigilanty mentality...punish first, verify the facts later.
The issue of GZ shooting Trayvon is not in dispute, even by Zimmerman himself.
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