@vikorr,
vikorr wrote:None of these stories involve rape - this is your delusional mind making rubbish up to make it sound better in your own head (but only shows your delusions at work).
I never said that any of them involved rape. You are lying about me in a futile attempt to hide from the truth.
The Zimmerman case involved a clear case of a black person trying to murder the captain of the neighborhood watch and being killed in a clear case of self defense.
vikorr wrote:The trial proved the McMichaels were not acting in self-defense in court, so that too shows the delusions in your reply.
Even if your claim is true, that would not indicate any delusions on my part. Mr. Zimmerman clearly was acting in self defense, and you referred to him as well.
The McMichaels were trying to protect their neighborhood from someone who they suspected of being a criminal, which they have the right to do since you racists lynch white people for calling the police when they feel threatened by a black person.
vikorr wrote:For Zimmerman, not-guilty does not = innocent, it equals "unable to prove beyond reasonable doubt' As far as I can see, he too hunted a person down because they were black. There is some leeway here.
You cannot point to any evidence whatsoever that Mr. Zimmerman did any such thing.
I, on the other hand, can point to evidence that Trayvon was trying to murder Mr. Zimmerman, and was gunned down in justified self defense.
The dispatchers advised Mr. Zimmerman that following Trayvon was a "very bad idea", and the location of the confrontation indicates that Mr. Zimmerman stopped following Trayvon upon receiving this advice. For the confrontation to have happened four minutes later, Trayvon had to have doubled back and assaulted Mr. Zimmerman.
vikorr wrote:No one tried to murder Amy Cooper, nor even made any threats to her person, so this too shows the delusion in your reply
Another lie about me to try to dodge the truth. You know very well that the thug made a threat against her pet and then acted to carry out that threat.
And what matters here is whether she
felt threatened, not whether she
was threatened. People who feel threatened have the right to protect themselves from the perceived threat.
vikorr wrote:....even while you would be okay with her murdering Christian Cooper.
You refer to "self defense" as "murder" because you want to prevent white people from defending themselves when black people try to rape or murder them.
Shame on you for your vile racism.
vikorr wrote:These stories all have two things in common:
1. the murdered person was black (or in the coopers case, you would support her if she killed the black party to that incident), and
2. you were okay with the murders (or would be okay with a murder in the Coopers case)
Again, you refer to "self defense" as "murder" because you want to prevent white people from defending themselves when black people try to rape or murder them.
Shame on you for your vile racism.
vikorr wrote:However, as I said, I don't expect you to agree, and nor do I expect you to be rational about your responses.
You know very well that I am always rational. This lie about me is another futile attempt to obfuscate.