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There's a pattern of behavior here that shows that Zimmerman is a very violent person. Lets hope he gets whats coming to him this time because eventually he's going to hurt or kill someone again. He's a menace to society.
He's fitting into a profile of men who kill their partner, then themselves.
Even if Z Man shoots another person, there still is no evidence that he did not act in self defense in the Martin shooting. If you assault some dude with a gun there is a good chance you get shot.
There's a pattern of behavior here that shows that Zimmerman is a very violent person. Lets hope he gets whats coming to him this time because eventually he's going to hurt or kill someone again. He's a menace to society.
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Originally Posted by virgode
Very true. Why does it involve guns, his guns? He needs protection from himself.
He needs guns to protect himself from people who say "hope he gets whats coming to him".
He needs guns to protect himself from people who say "hope he gets whats coming to him".
Looks like he lost that priviledge, with no one to blame but himself. If you can only hold and shoot one gun, why five for protection and the reason I posed the question of when the guns were obtained.
Does he have a small combat army or is he simply a gun collector prior to Trayvons shooting and trial.
Considering he was told by a judge he was not allowed to have guns anymore due to his latest fiasco, they were not legal for HIM to have.
I know, what I'm asking is were the guns legal, in other words, registered to Zimmerman.
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