- 6,378
- 1,505
- Joined
- Nov 2, 2011
Last edited:
R.I.P Trayvon
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by shoefreakbaby,
- Start date
- 37,821
- 15,617
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2005
Here...we.....go.......
rex ryan
Banned
- 2,651
- 294
- Joined
- Nov 1, 2011
Zimmerman put on about 100 pounds since last year.
This thread should be interesting though.
This thread should be interesting though.
- 10,753
- 9,078
- Joined
- Oct 10, 2008
**** that fat racist piece of ****
they should just drown him in dog piss and save some money and time
they should just drown him in dog piss and save some money and time
- 5,544
- 655
- Joined
- Aug 1, 2009
- 6,378
- 1,505
- Joined
- Nov 2, 2011
Drown in dog piss.......
I think we will see a guilty verdict, once the jury sees TRUE facts they must convict.
So much corruption involved in this case.
Im sure more officials will be fired after this trial is over.
Trayvon would have graduated high school this year. smh
Braddock just had their ceremony.
View media item 450243
View media item 450240
View media item 450241
View media item 450242
I think we will see a guilty verdict, once the jury sees TRUE facts they must convict.
So much corruption involved in this case.
Im sure more officials will be fired after this trial is over.
Trayvon would have graduated high school this year. smh
Braddock just had their ceremony.
View media item 450243
View media item 450240
View media item 450241
View media item 450242
Last edited:
rex ryan
Banned
- 2,651
- 294
- Joined
- Nov 1, 2011
I want my dude ice city to post in here regarding Zimmerman and his family.
That said I hope Zimmerman gets his, be it in prison or and ending similar to the end of new jack city.
That said I hope Zimmerman gets his, be it in prison or and ending similar to the end of new jack city.
- 24,936
- 23,266
- Joined
- Feb 25, 2010
- 1,784
- 1,025
- Joined
- Apr 12, 2013
Lol u mean similiar to shaft ending
- 42,140
- 43,894
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2002
Inb4 SN and personalities we haven't seen in a while...
nobody
Banned
- 191
- 32
- Joined
- Jun 6, 2013
Best of luck to Mr. Zimmerman, I hope justice prevails and he is found innocent.
- 21,784
- 2,957
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2007
Lol.
- 10,817
- 2,575
- Joined
- Oct 31, 2012
Not sure what to think of this case.
gllahone84
Banned
- 11,727
- 1,912
- Joined
- Jul 10, 2011
- 6,378
- 1,505
- Joined
- Nov 2, 2011
Were you one of the people that sent him money to pay for his trial?
The money his wife said she would use to for personal gains and lied to the judge about.
Last edited:
- 42,140
- 43,894
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2002
..on schedule...
nobody
Banned
- 191
- 32
- Joined
- Jun 6, 2013
I'm glad to see he is eating good. That's what's up.
- 42,140
- 43,894
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2002
Dont feed it....
- 5,544
- 655
- Joined
- Aug 1, 2009
I expect this thread to reach page 100 by august
Last edited:
- 34,630
- 27,979
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2002
must be a joke account... Clever... I'll allow it. If not, epic coincidence. Similar to the "said no one ever" jokes. I definitely think hes going to get convicted. The 911 worker instructed him not to follow trayvon and he did it anyway. Also, there was no justifiable reason to use a firearm, unless he can prove that he was being severely beaten to the point where his life was on the line... Which I'm sure he wasn't.
Last edited:
- 1,391
- 172
- Joined
- Mar 11, 2002
Hate to break it to you but I highly doubt Zimmerman is going to get found guilty.
The law states beyond reasonable doubt.
I think by all the evidence combined there is reasonable doubt that he murdered a 17 year old in cold blood.
The law states beyond reasonable doubt.
I think by all the evidence combined there is reasonable doubt that he murdered a 17 year old in cold blood.
nobody
Banned
- 191
- 32
- Joined
- Jun 6, 2013
Says who?must be a joke account... Clever... I'll allow it. If not, epic coincidence. Similar to the "said no one ever" jokes.
I definitely think hes going to get convicted. The 911 worker instructed him not to follow trayvon and he did it anyway. Also, there was no justifiable reason to use a firearm, unless he can prove that he was being severely beaten to the point where his life was on the line... Which I'm sure he wasn't.
Last edited:
- 6,279
- 986
- Joined
- Jul 2, 2009
I hope georgie z doesn't get railroaded by the DA
- 1,084
- 415
- Joined
- Aug 28, 2012
I keep thinking that there is something I'm missing about this case. I mean, since it's a debate, there has to be something that is unclear or vague about it.
People get caught up in the black/white issue or the gun control issue, so let me strip away all the extra real quick.
If I understand it correctly, a private citizen that is a member of no recognized police force witnessed a strange person in his neighborhood causing him no direct trouble and elected to pursue him against the advice of emergency services, common sense, and probably a law or two.
After the man began to follow this person, he eventually engaged him somehow and shot him dead, despite the person not having a weapon and therefore not presenting any kind of immediate and obvious threat to his life.
There may have been a fight involved, there may not have been...all anyone who wasn't there knows is that is this man had stayed in his vehicle and remained within his legal rights, we wouldn't be having this discussion.
In fact, one could argue that an unarmed person being followed by a gunman has more reason to be concerned for his safety and the right to defend himself, thereby making the situation even less legal for the shooter.
If that's legal, it's good to know I can legally shoot someone as long as I follow them around a bit, let them throw the first punch and call the police. That's not a bad plan if it works.
Like I said tho, there might be something I'm missing.
People get caught up in the black/white issue or the gun control issue, so let me strip away all the extra real quick.
If I understand it correctly, a private citizen that is a member of no recognized police force witnessed a strange person in his neighborhood causing him no direct trouble and elected to pursue him against the advice of emergency services, common sense, and probably a law or two.
After the man began to follow this person, he eventually engaged him somehow and shot him dead, despite the person not having a weapon and therefore not presenting any kind of immediate and obvious threat to his life.
There may have been a fight involved, there may not have been...all anyone who wasn't there knows is that is this man had stayed in his vehicle and remained within his legal rights, we wouldn't be having this discussion.
In fact, one could argue that an unarmed person being followed by a gunman has more reason to be concerned for his safety and the right to defend himself, thereby making the situation even less legal for the shooter.
If that's legal, it's good to know I can legally shoot someone as long as I follow them around a bit, let them throw the first punch and call the police. That's not a bad plan if it works.
Like I said tho, there might be something I'm missing.
Last edited:
I definitely think hes going to get convicted. The 911 worker instructed him not to follow trayvon and he did it anyway. Also, there was no justifiable reason to use a firearm, unless he can prove that he was being severely beaten to the point where his life was on the line... Which I'm sure he wasn't.
Unfortunately, dispatchers aren't actual law enforcement and you're not required to listen to what they say. They have no more authority than you or I.
I think he'll get off lightly.
