The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

It sounded like Obama was admitting that he liked to violently assault people when he was younger.

oralloy wrote:

farmerman wrote:

so, by your logic, Zimmermans next murder should be a piece of cake for the boy, seein as he got away with it all.

Where is your evidence that this was murder?
Where is your evidence that Zimmerman might murder in the future?

farmerman wrote:

Are you condoning that Zimmerperson be murdered too?

I recommend that Zimmerman remain heavily armed, and that he use decisive force against anyone who tries to harm him.
I suspect he will only have to do it once more, and then people will learn to leave him alone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AueI-hEFbwY

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The real version.

• Autopsy showed liver damage (excessive use of "lean" = "Purple Drank").
  
• Recent tweets/screen grabs spoke of scoring Robitussin and soda to make "some fire-ass lean"
  
• Known effects of Purple Drank/Lean include paranoia and extreme physical aggression.
  
• Arizona Watermelon fruit-juice Cocktail, Skittles, Robitussin... Martin had two of those ingredients on him when he died.
  

and more...

WoW!!!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_African-American_population#By_2010_census_results

Total black population by the 2010 US census

43 Utah 29,287 1.27%
44 New Hampshire 15,035 1.22%
45 South Dakota 10,207 1.14%
46 North Dakota 7,960 1.08%
47 Maine 15,707 1.03%
48 Idaho 9,810 0.95%
49 Vermont 6,277 0.87%
50 Montana 4,027 0.67%

Yea, he felt comfortable
beating the guy 's head against the street

I only hope if someone actually beats my head against concrete repeatedly I come off as lightly as Zimmerman. Two small abrasions measuring no more than two centimeters long.

Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) called on lawmakers across the country, including in his home state of Arizona, to review the Stand Your Ground law that allowed George Zimmerman to walk free in the days after he killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin and conceded that the country still has “a long way to go” towards achieving full equality for African Americans.

Appearing on CNN’s State of the Union on Sunday, McCain described Stand Your Ground as “very controversial legislation” and rejected GOP claims that rolling it back could lead to more “gun control.” Earlier this week, Attorney General Eric Holder and President Obama called for a review of the laws, which authorize the use of deadly force and the right to “stand your ground” in fear of death, bodily harm, and even a forcible felony.

The senator also praised the remarks Obama delivered about the Zimmerman case on Friday, calling them “very impressive” and pledging to meet with more African American and Hispanic groups in Arizona. “I need Americans to talk to their friends and neighbors, not just those on their block or in their circle of friends,” he said.

Noting that the city of Detroit, home to many African Americans, just filed for bankruptcy, McCain said that Americans “cannot be complacent in our society when we still have a dramatic disparity between black youth unemployment and non-black youth unemployment when we still have these contradictions in our society.” He also called on lawmakers to “continue and emphasize affirmative action programs.”

“If you can salvage anything about this national …. clash of ideas, of thoughts about this Trayvon Martin case, it is that we’ve still got a long way to go, and I think the president very appropriately highlighted a lot of that yesterday, as only a president of the United States can,” he said.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/jun/28/twitter-explodes-george-zimmerman-death-threats/

Supporters of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin say in dozens of tweets that if George Zimmerman is found not guilty of second-degree murder, they’ll kill him themselves.

They’ve taken to Twitter in droves, according to Twitchy, a curation site for the social networking service.
One sample: “If #zimmerman get off ima kill him myself since no one wanna take care of his Mexican burrito eatin [expletive],” one wrote.

Another tweeted: “[Expletive] it. I’ll kill Zimmerman myself.”

Another: “Watching the Zimmerman Trial. If he don’t get life ill kill him myself.”

And yet another: “Ima kill a white person in self defense if Zimmerman go free lol on everything.” And similarly, this: “If they don’t kill Zimmerman Ima kill me a cracka.”

Mr. Zimmerman shot and killed the teen last year in what he says was self-defense. The case garnered national attention in part because it put in question the fate of Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” laws that allow permitted gun holders broad discretion to use their weapons in self-defense.

o review the Stand Your Ground law that allowed George Zimmerman to walk free in the days after he killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin and conceded that the country still has “a long way to go” towards achieving full equality for African Americans.

till has “a long way to go” towards achieving full equality for African Americans.

there are threats made against Zimmerman then I am sure there are appropriate officials to deal with it. Since Zimmerman is not a public official I am not sure it is the federal government responsibility to protect him

FBI to look into death threats of regular people over the internet, then I am sure they are doing so, just the same as they would anyone else

http://www.examiner.com/article/twitter-lynch-mob-targets-zimmerman-jury-with-death-threats

'Twitter lynch mob' targets Zimmerman jury with death threats
CRIME & COURTSJULY 14, 2013BY: JOE NEWBYSubscribe
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George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer acquitted Saturday in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, is not the only recipient of death threats from users of Twitter. Now, some -- known as the "Twitter lynch mob" by Twitchy -- have targeted the six women who served on the jury with profane tweets that include racist slurs and death threats.

"The jury better invest in the biggest security they can people are coming after them too," one person tweeted.

"Zimmerman got the least of worries the real crazy folks are coming after the the jury for making the decision," added "God Hand."

"Somebody should kill one of the jury members sons and let the killer free, (sic)" said one Twitter user.

Twitchy said that "bloodthirsty sickos" were looking for the jurors' addresses.

"Find the address of every fool in the jury," said "JDervon."

"[S]urely somebody knows the address of the jury," added "Keith Dingle."

"I want all 6 jury folks address," demanded "korean."

"Where these jury h*es stay? Can we get they address? (sic)" asked one Twitter user.

"What's the jury address we need to kill that Mf (sic)," said "Niarbre Bank."

Some wanted the addresses of Zimmerman's attorneys while others demanded the jurors' addresses and pictures be broadcast on television so they could be easily identified and targeted.

Several demanded that members of the jury be murdered along with Zimmerman, his attorney and wife.

"The purge should be in Florida just for tonight Kill the jury Kill Zimmerman. Kill the lawyers Kill Zimmerman wife (sic)," tweeted "Kidd."

Twitchy noted that Twitter's rules prohibit the threats that have been repeatedly leveled at Zimmerman and now, members of the jury who followed the letter of Florida law.

"You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others," says Twitter's rules.

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