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Zimmerman's continual run-ins with the law suggests that he is a dangerous and unstable thug. And the fact that he is linked with a *violent* crime is even more troubling. It never ceases to amaze me how so many fail to see his flaws while they demonize Trayvon.
Just to throw in my two cents... Before the jury ever reached a verdict, I could not see a way that Zimmerman could be found guilty. There was too much evidence suggesting he acted in self-defense, and not enough evidence to suggest anything else. None of this means that Zimmerman was "innocent", merely that the evidence against him was insufficient.
Whether Zimmerman has since had domestic violence charges is really irrelevant to the Zimmerman/Martin trial. If in the future Zimmerman is convicted of an act of murder or manslaughter, that still does not mean that the Zimmerman/Martin trial was a case of justice gone awry. Nor does it mean that Trayvon Martin was considered a "thug", thus allowing Zimmerman to walk.
George must have PTS. He is a troubled soul. Whether his shoot was justified or not can be debated till the cows come home; George is not handling life very well.
One can argue if it was before the shooting or after, but It would be hard to argue he has handled the after-stress well.
George is in more trouble than just this current arrest.
George must have PTS. He is a troubled soul. Whether his shoot was justified or not can be debated till the cows come home; George is not handling life very well.
One can argue if it was before the shooting or after, but It would be hard to argue he has handled the after-stress well.
George is in more trouble than just this current arrest.
This proves this how?
Two different events. Does this mean OJ's arrest for that violent burglary proves he was guilty of the murders for which he had people cheering in the streets when he was found not guilty?
Is that how far back we have to go to cite someone on the "other team" that allegedly got away with it?
How long is the "other side's" list? Oh, just one -Just OJ?
I heard the other list, end to end, is long enough to wrap around the entire globe.
Zimmerman's continual run-ins with the law suggests that he is a dangerous and unstable thug. And the fact that he is linked with a *violent* crime is even more troubling. It never ceases to amaze me how so many fail to see his flaws while they demonize Trayvon.
No doubt he'll be spending significant time behind bars in the years to come. Society is safer that way.
Harrier agrees with the Seminole County jury verdict that found Zimmerman not guilty of murder.
If that makes Harrier a "Zimmerman supporter" in your mind, then so be it.
Zimmerman acted in self defense.
Justice was done.
I agree.
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