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ghost tho;4238621 said:
KINGOFDAARCADE said:
2. But..... Stuff like this happens ALL THE TIME, ALL AROUND THE WORLD. There is absolutely NOTHING about this case that makes it special. People get shot every day. People get beaten to death all the time.

my response to this all over the net has been "How many Black homicides get covered up by entire police departments? How many Black murder suspects go uncharged and un-arrested?" THATS the difference. Period. Trayvon deserves this.

For starters, homicide and murder are two different things.

Secondly, he WAS arrested the night of the shooting. That is an indisputable fact that so many ppl keep ignoring. It's like people don't want to accept the truth.

He was not charged because police believe he acted in self defense and could not legally detain him without evidence suggesting otherwise. On the contrary, they had quite a bit of evidence that he did indeed act in self defense. Neighbor witness who saw Trayvon on top of him while he was on the ground, and his back was wet from being on the grass. There was DEFINITELY a physical altercation, and Zimmerman defended himself with his legally owned firearm. The only thing we don't know is HOW the altercation started exactly.

Who threw the first punch? If it was Trayvon, then Zimmerman was within the law to use self defense. If Zimmerman threw the first punch and then shot Trayvon, THEN he would be guilty.

Unfortunately we will never know.

 
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c'mon man, shit like this just gives white folks stuff to make fun of

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People still don't understand that latino isn't a race in 2012?

On another note: are they trying to say that picture is Plies?
 
Thulsa Doom;4239323 said:
this shit is completely pushed by the media.

they are using this as a distraction.

wonder how many bills and laws got passed while we been worrying about BFE.

do you think this can be used to try and ban people from legally owning guns?
 
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bankrupt baller;4239483 said:
Thulsa Doom;4239323 said:
this shit is completely pushed by the media.

they are using this as a distraction.

wonder how many bills and laws got passed while we been worrying about BFE.

do you think this can be used to try and ban people from legally owning guns?

they'll try. oh they will definitely try....

all evidence to the contrary

 
lol everything is hyped by the media... if there was no media we wouldn't know anything that happened 100 mls awayfrom our houses...
 
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The tension has started to balloon among those who would fall within the select category of a natural “suspicious appearance”. A tension filled balloon that is sure to POP POP POP with unbridled kinetic forces given the chance to riot and foster aggression.

What perfect timing this came along in addition to the concealed gun laws that are being revised/modified in the south...

The NAACP are the vanguards of challenging racial oppression, all the while, corral and encircle the hopeful masses under a shroud of duplicity.
http://evilforalltime.blogspot.com/2012/03/infernal-machines-treyvon-martin.html
 
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NO....well kind of. But what is mostly fueling this case is that a grown man shot dead an innocent kid who only had Skittles and iced tea, and managed to get away with it. Zimmerman is still free, and people are rightly outraged by this. Innocent people get shot every day, true, but the police clearly covered up this crime. They drug tested the dead body but didn't drug test Zimmerman, what kind of fuckery is this? The police also didn't even call Trayvon's parents until 3 days later, and he had his cell phone on him.

This is a sensational case, and to see police covering up the killing of a Black kid in 2012 is one of the main reasons this case is so outrageous. The Stand Your Ground law is another factor too, but not for me.

To be honest, many people have their own agendas to why they are looking at this case so closely. But most are just outraged a man walked away from killing an innocent kid, who was told to not follow the young boy.
 
kingblaze84;4242584 said:
NO....well kind of. But what is mostly fueling this case is that a grown man shot dead an innocent kid who only had Skittles and iced tea, and managed to get away with it. Zimmerman is still free, and people are rightly outraged by this. Innocent people get shot every day, true, but the police clearly covered up this crime. They drug tested the dead body but didn't drug test Zimmerman, what kind of fuckery is this? The police also didn't even call Trayvon's parents until 3 days later, and he had his cell phone on him.

This is a sensational case, and to see police covering up the killing of a Black kid in 2012 is one of the main reasons this case is so outrageous. The Stand Your Ground law is another factor too, but not for me.

To be honest, many people have their own agendas to why they are looking at this case so closely. But most are just outraged a man walked away from killing an innocent kid, who was told to not follow the young boy.

BUt if there was an altercation (which witnesses say there was) then Zimmerman had a right to self defense.

 
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