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Zimmerman Prosecutor Angela Corey Indicted for Allegedly Falsifying Arrest Warrant

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Benjamin

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Travis Martin’s dad after dealing with yet another ploy from the cops to cover their miss judgment and subsequent action of turning a menace to society lose:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGBpE28g2_w&feature=player_embedded

Listen to his last words: What’s the “real” answer? Hmm??? Key question folks!!! The grounding factor to the cause of this young man’s death which Zimmerman should be held responsible for but is so willingly overlooked because of the pursuing political jargon! A cause far outweighing the reactions and poor judgments of a “17 year old, yes child in my eyes” teenager who was being followed and then assaulted by this egotistical menacing wannabe cowboy!
 

Benjamin

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Trayvon was a pothead thug. Period

You left out black:

I have little doubt that that kid struck a chord of fear, or should I say “pure terror” into the heart of Zimmerman with some trash talking. So what!?! He got a few knots on his head along with it. So what, he earned it, he deserved it!!! In the leagues I grew up in I heard this type talk all the time, especially from people in their teens or early 20s, …I loved hearing it!...because I couldn’t wait to ask them again, “What’d you say you were going to do to me!” …and, “Now what!!!...the glory came in shutting their mouths! As friends, we would practice this talk with each other for fun…

All this goes to show is that big bad Zimmer who was wanted so bad to stand up to these, “F_ _ _ _ _ Punks!” That are always, “Getting away!” was not only OUT OF HIS LEAGUE, but in his motives of building up his ego he caused the death of a skinny “KID”(his victim) whom he decided to make a stepping stone toward his path of proving his manhood!

So what do we end up with after the event, a bunch of white people who sympathize with poor little Zimmer because they would’ve been scared for their lives too had that the big mean black man [in reality a skinny 17 year old boy] bloodied their nose and talked to them that way. So what!?! This does not justify murder in any way! This does not excuse the fact that Zimmerman started this whole thing by putting himself in this situation (which he didn’t belong) for the motives of trying to erase his own punkhood.

We have Zimmerman playing off this card now while crying poor scared little me, I had to kill him in “self-defense”.

How all this is perceived depends on one’s background, that makes it a cultural thing that has little to do with race in reality other than where one’s sympathies lie regarding their sheltered little lives because of lack of lack of cultural experience and understanding of the real situation here in their ignorance of not having lived with more diversity in their lives.


You sympathizers of Zimmerman are seriously messed up in your reasoning! :BangHead:

At 17 if this creep had following this white boy and then accosted me what Trayvon did to him would have been mild compared to what he got from me, I smoked pot too...but I was no thug, just a kid that was tough enough, because of the culture I grew up in, to not be bullied by some freak stranger.
 
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Don

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You left out black:



At 17 if this creep had following this white boy and then accosted me what Trayvon did to him would have been mild compared to what he got from me, I smoked pot too...but I was no thug, just a kid that was tough enough, because of the culture I grew up in, to not be bullied by some freak stranger.

So at 17, you weren't a "child"; but in your eyes, Trayvon was. Interesting.

And by your own admission, Zimmerman would have been in grave peril of bodily harm...which is exactly what Stand Your Ground and self-defense are for. Interesting.
 
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Zaac

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I'm not the subject of this thread.

I didn't say you were. But if someone thinks that Trayvon was a racist because of his statements then naturally you would fall into that same category if we're being consistent.

I don't think you're a racist, at least that I have seen. You're just one of those people who seem to be angry at Black folks because you think they whine too much and are lazy and abuse the system when you have to work hard everyday.

You're fed up with their issues and feel as though if they can call each other the "N" word, then so can you. But you'd never do it to their faces.

You're kinda like the KKK. You will talk about what you will do with your friends and people who know you. But you'd never do it to them face to face.

Anger will eat you up man.
 

Zaac

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Really you want to lay the race card? Means you do not really have an argument just a bunch of emotion. This was no innocent kid.

What does his innocence have to do with what happened to him? He was walking home minding his own business. His past rights and wrongs had nothing to do with that night.

I'm not a Bob Beckel fan, but he made the comment

“This guy had already been profiling black kids in that neighborhood. There’s been a record of that. The guy was a wannabe cop who didn’t like black people!”

I think there may be some truth to that statement.
 

Revmitchell

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He left out the "N" word because like the kids say, that's what he really wants to say. It's just not politically correct to say it so people have taken to saying thug and gangster.

Hey everyone good old Zaac can read minds and intentions through his computer screen.

Or maybe lie the other he has no real argument so he has to paint everyone he disagrees with as a racist. Sharpton would be proud.
 

Revmitchell

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Trayvon was walking home passing through a gated community in which he did not live. If I see someone in my gated community who is not familiar wearing a hoodie at night I will be curious about there presence as well.
 

Zaac

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Hey everyone good old Zaac can read minds and intentions through his computer screen.

Or maybe lie the other he has no real argument so he has to paint everyone he disagrees with as a racist. Sharpton would be proud.

Hey I've asked the question is "Robert Snow considered a racist" as he admits to saying things on par with what Trayvon said.

Just because you think race was not a factor doesn't make it so. And that seems to be part of the issue in the United States is that Blacks still see race as an issue in many areas and everybody else thinks they are just whining.
 

Revmitchell

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Hey I've asked the question is "Robert Snow considered a racist" as he admits to saying things on par with what Trayvon said.

Just because you think race was not a factor doesn't make it so. And that seems to be part of the issue in the United States is that Blacks still see race as an issue in many areas and everybody else thinks they are just whining.

Just because you want to pretend that you can read minds and intentions through the computer screen doesn't make it so. Every time an issue c omes up with black person someone wants to make it a race issue because that gains sympathy and political power.

Well it is starting to lose its influence and people are growing tired of its abuse. Quite frankly Trayvon was most likely racist himself. But in the end Trayvon had no business there regardless of what color his skin was. All if this is about character more so than anything else.
 

Zaac

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Trayvon was walking home passing through a gated community in which he did not live. If I see someone in my gated community who is not familiar wearing a hoodie at night I will be curious about there presence as well.

2010 census numbers for the area show that 1 out of 4 folks in that area are Black. But George Zimmerman saw one he didn't recognize?

Even in areas where the percentage was half that, George Zimmerman saw a Black person he didn't recognize?

The area is largely Hispanic and for some reasons, Hispanics and Blacks just don't seem to get along.

There are 260 units in that gated community. There are probably a lot of folks George Zimmerman didn't know.
 

Zaac

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Just because you want to pretend that you can read minds and intentions through the computer screen doesn't make it so. Every time an issue c omes up with black person someone wants to make it a race issue because that gains sympathy and political power.

And every time a race issue comes up with a Black person and it's clearly a race issue, the angry non-Black syndrome arises.

Well it is starting to lose its influence and people are growing tired of its abuse.

Precisely my point. Because there's a Black person involved and non-Blacks are tired of anything involving a Black person being called a race issue, a alrge chunk have gone to the other extreme of looking for excuses to discount the race factor because they are tired of it being used. And you and Robert Snow are the perfect examples.

Quite frankly Trayvon was most likely racist himself.

Then quite frankly, we'd have to assume that Robert Snow is also.

But in the end Trayvon had no business there regardless of what color his skin was.

He was the guest of someone who lived there. As such, he had every right to be there.

All if this is about character more so than anything else.

About character and angry non-Black syndrome.
 

Bro. Curtis

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Then let the OFFICIALS of the state charge her then. This whole citizen's grand jury indictment is just a ploy by the folks who feel like "liberals and Blacks" rushed to judgment to condemn a non-Black man. So they have to try something to make some noise just as they did with President Obama and the birth certificate.

When the people who can really press charges press them, let me know.


How can you POSSIBLY deny a rush to judgement ? Yes, let the system work. Put your prejudices aside.
 

Bro. Curtis

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He left out the "N" word because like the kids say, that's what he really wants to say. It's just not politically correct to say it so people have taken to saying thug and gangster.

Pure supposition. Not debate.
 
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