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No, of course not. But you can shoot him if he starts attacking you and you fear for your life.
And that's what the defense proved in this GZ/TM case.
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And that's what the defense proved in this GZ/TM case.
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This is America where EVERYONE is suppose to be equal
That whole equality thing was written when slavery was still full blown. Therefore, we have either 1 of 2 possible explanations.
Those who wrote about equality were full of ****. Or equality was oly meant for a certain group of people. Either way, equality in the US came with many asterisks. Just like it always has throughout human history.
Human beings are full of doo doo and contradictions. Welcome to the real world.
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u lose a fight and want to kill the person who just beat u up go right ahead, its ok. thats the lesson i've learned today.
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Justice prevails.
If you don't think otherwise than I hope you the best flipping burgers and mopping the floors.
Facts and evidence > emotions.
If you don't think otherwise than I hope you the best flipping burgers and mopping the floors.
Facts and evidence > emotions.
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Fam if some dude who got his hand in his waist band circling your car.....are you really going get out of your car and follow him if you are in fear...serious
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I know you're trolling for the attention you didn't receive as a child, but would you rather be shot or hit, and which one is the appropriate response in defending yourself from someone not armed?
And if you're walking down a street, and someone approaches you at night...what do you think they want? a cigarette?
Trayvon had a right to defend himself, not to be shot for doing it.
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Facts man, please find credible sources. From actual teachers we have heard TM was an A and B student, and was suspended for lateness never violence or theft. Lets sully a dead teenager though. That's the mature way to handle this. Have you looked at Zimmerman's criminal history? Stop making up bs. I hope some of y'all are trolling cuz I don't want to believe you all take stuff like this as gospel. Have some respect.
I just hope the world my eventual children grow up in is a better one than it is currently.
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My old man is "G" from the old school. If he saw any pictures like these, Zimmerman would not have the chance to kill me cause my pops would got me.
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Sadly, Trayvon was headed down a dark path. If it was't Zimmerman it may have been someone else.
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Sadly, Trayvon was headed down a dark path. If it was't Zimmerman it may have been someone else.
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Nobody is mad at Zimmerman for profiling Trayvon
They are pissed off at him for shooting Trayvon dead because he couldn't handle get his *** whooped by a child.
That seems to be lost on some of you dudes
They are pissed off at him for shooting Trayvon dead because he couldn't handle get his *** whooped by a child.
That seems to be lost on some of you dudes
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Yeah, rioting and killing is really going to change people's stereotypes and minds.
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The verdict is just what those 6 individuals felt. It is not an indication of justice.
OJ Simpson - not guilty
Casey Anthony - not guilty
George Zimmerman - not guilty
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boy stop
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Trayvon gotwhat?
Trayvon could have simply said "I don't want no problems sir, I'm going home". Respect goes a long way.
not everyone would reacted like that though.
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Hours before the decision they needed clarification about what manslaughter was, obviously they didn't understand the charge but yet still made a decision 
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Just read this comment on CNN, what is your opinion on it?
"How many black kids in Chicago 17 and younger have been murdered in the last 17 months. But wait, those killers were black so it didn't matter"
Not trolling, serious question.
"How many black kids in Chicago 17 and younger have been murdered in the last 17 months. But wait, those killers were black so it didn't matter"
Not trolling, serious question.
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Not to derail thread in any way but here in baltimore they said since June 21 around 30-40 have been killed. People die every day. People in general need to come together and stop such senseless killing. People cause more of a uproar when the killing is somewhere else versus when it's in their own city.
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Coming in the thread throwing blanket insults, nice one. Im far from flipping burgers though, I'm sure your parents are proud in raising a nice mature young man.
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the difference is that for a whole year the country had an opportunity to pay attention to an injustice, yet it seems that the attention did nothing to ensure that the 'right' thing was done. For over 365 days the U.S was given an opportunity to showcase that they can do the right thing when a 'violent' crime was committed. It seems as though the U.S (specifically Florida) failed.
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Then why did Rodney king attackers get acquitted?????
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wow because he took pics flipping the bird? headed down the wrong path? wasn't he a honor student with a full ride to college?
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Why is it that a young black male who takes pictures with guns, smokes and/or hangs around people that smoke, and makes a few mistakes as a youth, is inherently considered a [COLOR=#red]THUG?
Now consider a young white kid sitting at home studying how to build bombs, illegally stocking up on guns and ammo, shoots up a school or public place, and is immediately said to be [COLOR=#red]SOCIALLY OR MENTALLY CHALLENGED AND DESERVES MENTAL EVALUATION[/COLOR]?
Why was the white guy that shot up the movie theater in the Denver suburb not shot on sight?
But conversely, the black ex-cop in California that killed cops was smoked out of his hiding spot, and killed.
Why didn't the black cop have the opportunity to be evaluated and rehabilitated?[/COLOR]
Now consider a young white kid sitting at home studying how to build bombs, illegally stocking up on guns and ammo, shoots up a school or public place, and is immediately said to be [COLOR=#red]SOCIALLY OR MENTALLY CHALLENGED AND DESERVES MENTAL EVALUATION[/COLOR]?
Why was the white guy that shot up the movie theater in the Denver suburb not shot on sight?
But conversely, the black ex-cop in California that killed cops was smoked out of his hiding spot, and killed.
Why didn't the black cop have the opportunity to be evaluated and rehabilitated?[/COLOR]
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No one should have to, when they're walking home minding their own business...not everyone would reacted like that though.Trayvon gotwhat?
Trayvon could have simply said "I don't want no problems sir, I'm going home". Respect goes a long way.
