The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

@BillRM,

BillRM wrote:

No problem that people are supporting murder on our streets due to them not agreeing with a jury verdict!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey, Bill...you'd be amazed at what some people support.

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@RABEL222,

Thanks for my laugh for today. Power and lightening, heh? LOL Mr. Green

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@RABEL222,

Quote:

One time I spent 15 min plugging in and unplugging my computer before I figured the power was off. My first clue was when lightening struck the house.

Your statement reminds me of a joke I heard in the late 90s.

"This lady bought herself a new computer. She was truly a novice so she called the store where she bought it and asked to speak to a technician.

"The technician asked her what was on her screen. The lady said nothing....its black. He said check all your wires. She did this and said the wires are all here. He then said to her see if your computer is plugged in. She said no, "so what do I do"? The technician said to her pack up the computer, put it in the box. She said why " I've just gotten this new computer." The technican said "you're too stupid to use a computer." Goodbye and hung up the phone."

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@cicerone imposter,

I like Rabel, long have. A friend doesn't, but I've missed Rabel's opinions that might make me quail, as I skip along re some controversy threads, not liking the discourse. I figure we could talk about whatever if we ever met. Or not.

Hey, CI and I get along in person, anyone can (smiles). We appreciate each other. (Gads, he likes cruise ships..)

Sometimes a2kers have meet ups. We have in common that we are opinionated.

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@ossobuco,

osso, I also like Italy! Mr. Green

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@cicerone imposter,

I like Italy as well. I like a lot of things and Italy is one of them.

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@spendius,

Tell me more, Spendi. Well, maybe not on this thread.

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@Moment-in-Time,

Moment-in-Time wrote:

That's one way of defining such, but if you don't mind, I think I'm mature enough to make my own judgement. If one is courteous, civil, then I will return the same. Of course passions will often insert itself but the fundamental respect for each other will remain. I am not overly sensitive....but hey, let's keep to the title of the thread as I do not intend to be the subject.

Stop lying. You haven't acted in such an enlightened manner for several years now.

Lately, all you do is engage in childish rants against anyone who has morals and integrity.

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@BillRM,

Frank Apisa wrote:

what about the people who see Zimmerman as a threat. Shouldn't they be allowed to "stand their ground" so to speak...and rid the planet of this perceived threat.

It is possible, Frank, that you are extremely stupid as well as extremely dishonest, so I'll try to keep my answer simple for you so that you have a chance of understanding it:

No. Any person who acts in such a way will find themselves convicted of first degree murder.

Further, if Mr. Zimmerman were to gun down any person acting in such a manner, he will again be cleared of any and all charges.

Clear enough for you? I tried not to use too many big words.

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@spendius,

spendius wrote:

That's probably a good idea. Although I'm not sure "The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial" has much relevance here at this stage. I think both sides consider each other to be narrow-minded, bigoted and narcissistic. I don't suppose any of them are being cynical but it is not impossible.

I consider the other side to be composed primarily of retards.

And I'm right.

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@BillRM,

BillRM wrote:

No problem that people are supporting murder on our streets due to them not agreeing with a jury verdict!!!!!!!!!!!!

A few more cases of justified self defense, and even the "slow learners" will start to figure it out I think.

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@spendius,

spendius wrote:

I like Italy as well. I like a lot of things and Italy is one of them.

I don't like Italy. Evil or Very Mad

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I knew it couldent last. Crying or Very sad

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I LOVE Italian food.

David

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@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

BillRM wrote:
No problem that people are supporting murder on our streets due to them not agreeing with a jury verdict!!!!!!!!!!!!

A few more cases of justified self defense,
and even the "slow learners" will start to figure it out I think.

AGREED.

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@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:
what about the people who see Zimmerman as a threat. Shouldn't they be allowed to "stand their ground" so to speak...and rid the planet of this perceived threat.

It is possible, Frank, that you are extremely stupid as well as extremely dishonest, so I'll try to keep my answer simple for you so that you have a chance of understanding it:

No. Any person who acts in such a way will find themselves convicted of first degree murder.

Further, if Mr. Zimmerman were to gun down any person acting in such a manner, he will again be cleared of any and all charges.

Clear enough for you? I tried not to use too many big words.

One of the pundits commented on that,
soon after the verdict. He said that Zimmy may well become
a legal serial killer, what with killing large numbers of blacks (seriatim)
who try to murder him.

David

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@oralloy,

oralloy wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:
what about the people who see Zimmerman as a threat. Shouldn't they be allowed to "stand their ground" so to speak...and rid the planet of this perceived threat.

It is possible, Frank, that you are extremely stupid as well as extremely dishonest, so I'll try to keep my answer simple for you so that you have a chance of understanding it:

No. Any person who acts in such a way will find themselves convicted of first degree murder.

Further, if Mr. Zimmerman were to gun down any person acting in such a manner, he will again be cleared of any and all charges.

Clear enough for you? I tried not to use too many big words.

Hi, Oralloy.

Good to see you ranting again.

You amuse me.

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@RABEL222,

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While I dont enjoy swapping insults I dont mind if someone insults my intelligence. I never thought of myself as the smartest. Only average.

Have no qualms, Rabel, as you are simply OK, as far as I am concerned. Your board persona appear sharply aware, modest, non-threatening and unassuming.

Gave a great day, friend.

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@firefly,

George Zimmerman's wife: 'I have doubts' about his innocence

George Zimmerman's wife is raising questions about his innocence in the 2012 shooting of Trayvon Martin, as the couple's marriage continues to publicly go sour.

“I think anyone would doubt that innocence, because I don’t know the person that I’ve been married to," Shellie Zimmerman told NBC's "Today" show on Thursday as her lawyer sat beside her. “I have doubts," she said, yet added, "I also believe the evidence" that led to his acquittal.

The Zimmerman saga took another turn this month when the couple got into a marital spat at George Zimmerman's house in Lake Mary, Fla., a few days after Shellie Zimmerman filed for divorce. She had come to pick up some things, and he reportedly got into a fight with her father.

George Zimmerman told police that his wife had hit him with her iPad; Shellie Zimmerman told the cops that her husband had put his hand on a gun beneath his shirt and said, "Step closer."

Police investigated, but ultimately neither side pressed charges.

“In hindsight, I should have [pressed charges], and I really regret that," Shellie Zimmerman told NBC's Matt Lauer. "But I’m on probation, and the officers made it very clear that day that if I pressed charges, we were all going to go to jail, and I would have been the only one to stay there.”

Shellie Zimmerman is on probation for lying to a Florida judge about the couple's finances.

The recent argument at the house, however, led Shellie Zimmerman to reevaluate the man she married, she told Lauer. "I saw a look in his eyes that I’ve never seen before that day," she said.

More inside Link:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/la-na-nn-shellie-zimmerman-20130926,0,1797210.story

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@Moment-in-Time,

Poor Zimmerman having a wife like her unless she is doing this with the agreement of George so people like you will take her off the hit/murder list surrounding Zimmerman.

One way or another he is doing the correct thing once more and walking away from his wife

Loving the idea of you supporting the murders of Zimmerman and those around him and at the same time daring to question his morals.

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