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There ought to be a law against an armed individual provoking a physical confrontation and then shooting his assailant dead. There ain't. Zimmerman will walk.
I was once provoked by an armed, uniformed security guard while working on a government contract.
She kept lunging and yelling at me.
Unlike Martin, I said nothing and just kept backing away.
I was "convicted" of sexual harassment.
Years later, I was told by the prosecuting authorities that I should have apologized for backing away silently, while backing away silently, which because I stayed silent, they interrupted as "provocation".
He's acquitted and maybe I'll get to check out the shot group on my new 6.8 mm AR15.
You never know. You libs can call 911 if you want.
First of all, there will be no "riots" if he is acquitted, so don't get your hopes up. This case is in no way like the Rodney King case.
Second, you would be wise to "consider" more carefully what you post on an Internet forum, which will remain out there in "Internet-land" to haunt you for the rest of your life.
I liked how initially he was reported to be a white guy, then all the racial stuff. Then you see him on the news and he clearly looks Hispanic/Latino. They always want to just slam the evil white man.......I wonder if some were upset that he appears to not look lily "white"........
There ought to be a law against an armed individual provoking a physical confrontation and then shooting his assailant dead. There ain't. Zimmerman will walk.
We'll see. This trial will be all about that very issue.
If someone implies they want to shoot blacks if there is an acquittal in this case, 911 is not the appropriate place to call. Any call should be made or report made to the FBI, as such a "threat" would be a federal issue and would be investigated as a hate crime.
There ought to be a law against an armed individual provoking a physical confrontation and then shooting his assailant dead. There ain't. Zimmerman will walk.
There ought to be a law against an armed individual provoking a physical confrontation and then shooting his assailant dead. There ain't. Zimmerman will walk.
There may not be A law, but sometimes there is LAW.
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