The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

@cicerone imposter,

cicerone imposter wrote:

He was not helpful; he killed a young kid.

By the act of defensively killing the violently dangerous "young kid" he was being
very helpful to the peaceful nabors; KUDOs to Zimmy.
He deserves a tax credit for valuable services rendered.

cicerone imposter wrote:

Your are blinded by your own bigotry and ignorance.

Your use of that word: "ignorance" is repeatedly awkward and maladroit.
It seems un-likely that u know what it means,
tho I've told u several times that it means un-informed
and that EVERY human being is un-informed of huge numbers of matters.
Even men with multiple doctorates are not informed of trillions of things.
It 'd be ez to find Nobel Prize winners not to be knowledgeable of many issues.
Being ignorant is a condition shared by all living beings.
The only way to avoid being "ignorant" is to be omniscient.

U might consider a cessation of use of that word
until u have learned what it really means.

IF u have an alternate definition of it, upon which u have been proceeding,
then please bless us all with it.

Incidentally, I 'd keep the same point of vu
if the participants were of different races than thay are.

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

cicerone imposter wrote:
He was not helpful; he killed a young kid.

By the act of defensively killing the violently dangerous "young kid" he was being
very helpful to the peaceful nabors; KUDOs to Zimmy.
He deserves a tax credit for valuable services rendered.

Yes indeed.

I find his taste in lightweight calibers somewhat questionable however:

http://www.documentingreality.com/forum/attachments/f237/460695d1372280786-trayvon-martin-crime-scene-photo-trayvon.jpg

(I do wish that the author would correct his or her spelling mistake. It mars the message.)

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@OmSigDAVID,

The "violently dangerous young kid" was not armed. Zimmerman had a gun, and after calling the police he had no responsibility to his community to continue his pursuit.

You are brain dead - as well as your common sense.

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@OmSigDAVID,

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He deserves a tax credit for valuable services rendered.

No, David, he's allegedly indigent, so a tax credit wouldn't help him much.

He needs the warmth of your home and hospitality, as a way of giving him "kudos" for his wonderful acts. He needs a live-in lawyer to help him with his continuing run-ins with the police.

Take poor homeless, and indigent, "Zimmy" into your house--he needs you David.

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@firefly,

firefly wrote:

David, if BillRM won't take Zimmerman in, you really should, now that you live in Florida.

He may well be a fine fellow (probably a good body guard)
but I enjoy my privacy. (Note that I 'm straight, incidentally.)
I really don 't need a body guard. I live in a gated community
wherein there is NO crime, so far as I have ever heard
(except that I 've had a straw hat stolen several times).
I feel 1OO% safe, but then again, I felt safe
when I have been attacked in years past. How u feel
and how u ARE is not always the same thing.

firefly wrote:

Given his continuing run-ins with the police,
he really needs a live-in lawyer.

I 'm not a Florida lawyer.
I have not even kept up with NY law since I retired. I don 't need to,
not being in practice. When people have asked for representation, I have put cases out to counsel.

firefly wrote:

Give poor homeless "Zimmy" a bed in your abode, David,
provide him with food, and shelter, some gas for his truck, and some pocket money,
you could consider it as one of your random acts of kindness.

I wud not mind dining with him n I 'd be glad to slip him some cash,
maybe give him a 2 inch .44 revolver in stainless steel mirror
for his use instead of that anemic 9mm automatic of his.
( I don t care much for automatics; un-reliable.)
We cud go target shooting. Wud u join us ?

David

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@cicerone imposter,

cicerone imposter wrote:

The "violently dangerous young kid" was not armed.

He used the street as a weapon to murder Zimmy for no reason.

cicerone imposter wrote:

Zimmerman had a gun, and after calling the police he had no responsibility
to his community to continue his pursuit.

It was very NICE of Zimmy to do it anyway,
even without such a duty or "responsibility".
Zimmy had "no responsibility" to go to get an ice cream, either,
but he was fully within his rights to do it, even without that "responsibility".

cicerone imposter wrote:

You are brain dead - as well as your common sense.

1. U have no academic credentials
that enable u to determine the death of my brain.

2. I did NOT inquire of U in regard to whether my brain is dead or not.
When I want that information, I will go to someone more competent than u r.

3. Whether or not my brain is dead is OFF TOPIC
and it is really none of your damned business.

David

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@firefly,

DAVID wrote:

He deserves a tax credit for valuable services rendered.

firefly wrote:

No, David, he's allegedly indigent, so a tax credit wouldn't help him much.

If he writes a book or sells a movie, maybe he can use it.

firefly wrote:

He needs the warmth of your home and hospitality,
as a way of giving him "kudos" for his wonderful acts. He needs a live-in lawyer
to help him with his continuing run-ins with the police.

Take poor homeless, and indigent, "Zimmy" into your house--he needs you David.

I 'll see if I can find him.
Maybe he can put up a tent in the back yard.

R u joining us for target shooting ??
(Maybe we can get C. I. to hold the targets for us.)

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

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We cud go target shooting. Wud u join us ?

That would be fun David!!!!!!!!!

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@BillRM,

It wud

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@OmSigDAVID,

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I wud not mind dining with him n I 'd be glad to slip him some cash,
maybe give him a 2 inch .44 revolver in stainless steel mirror
for his use instead of that anemic 9mm automatic of his.
( I don t care much for automatics; un-reliable.)
We cud go target shooting. Wud u join us ?

David, as a condition of his bail, "Zimmy" can't be in possession of a gun, and I wouldn't participate in accompanying you while he's violating that prohibition.

Compromising your privacy seems to be a small price to pay for assisting "Zimmy" at his time of need--take him in.

You know how he loves gated communities and likes to keep them safe. And, even if he increases the crime rate in yours, think of the wonderful business he keeps providing to your colleagues in the legal profession. Since being arrested for killing Martin, "Zimmy" has provided business for 5 lawyers--7 if you want to count the 2 PD's he was briefly provided with. People like "Zimmy" are a godsend to the legal profession, he insures their court calenders will always be full, their phones will always be ringing, and their names will always be in the news.

It's time for you to be a good Florida "nabor"--give poor homeless and indigent "Zimmy" a place to stay in your home. Setting up a tent in the back yard is a good idea. But, better stock up on a lot of food and snacks, he looks like he eats a lot.

You're really probably a better bet for him than his staying with BillRM. BillRM is extactly the type who'd try to figure out how to try to make a buck off of Zimmerman, and just try to exploit him.

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Poor Zimmy, one minute he's minding his own business and the next a black man is sitting on him using his head as a punching bag so he had no choice but to defend himself.
And being the nice guy that he is, the fact that he killed him is weighing on his mind and stressing him out, and all the publicity can't be helping.
Hopefully Hollywood will bring out a film about the incident and people will realise he was just a public-spirited neighbourhood watch dood who was doing his duty.. Smile

He deserves a medal, but I somehow don't think Barack "I looked like Trayvon when I was younger" Obama would pin it on him.
As a NW guy myself, i've had blacks waving machetes at me and shouting "you wanna watch it mate", and I was once shot in the leg after dark by an unseen gunman out of the shadows across the street, it's the risk we take to keep our communities safe.. Smile

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@Romeo Fabulini,

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Poor Zimmy, one minute he's minding his own business and the next a black man is sitting on him using his head as a punching bag so he had no choice but to defend himself.

He was doing the opposite of minding his business, Romeo, he needlessly stalked the kid.

And now he's moved on to using his gun to to intimidate the unarmed women who are trying to get him out of their lives.

Poor Zimmy, the need to use that gun somehow is always forced on the poor man....

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@firefly,

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He was doing the opposite of minding his business,

he was minding the communities business, and he was a member of the community.

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@hawkeye10,

He was minding the communities business that's called "neighborhood watch." After he called the police, his responsibilities were over, but he became a wanna be cop - vigilante, and killed a 17 year old kid.

Show us any neighborhood watch policy that instructs neighborhood watch members to continue following the suspect after they call the police. Also, show us any neighborhood watch policy that tells them they must carry a gun.

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@hawkeye10,

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he was minding the communities business, and he was a member of the community.

That's not what Romeo said--he said, "Poor Zimmy, one minute he's minding his own business and the next a black man is sitting on him...", and I was responding to that comment.

Again you're distorting what you read...now you can't even figure out what people are responding to, or follow the flow from post to post.

You're in bad shape, Hawkeye. Even the simple stuff is too hard for you to keep straight now.

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@firefly,

hawk shot down again! He never learns to keep his trap shut, knowing he'll be challenged - almost 100% of the time.

I think the word masochist fits him very well.

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@cicerone imposter,

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Show us any neighborhood watch policy that instructs neighborhood watch members to continue following the suspect after they call the police. Also, show us any neighborhood watch policy that tells them they must carry a gun.

neighborhood watch groups have rarely been particularly structured, or well trained, they were just citizens banding together to try to protect themselves over and above what the police can do. I find it very sad the liability issues post travon martin make doing neighborhood watch a pretty stupid idea, the risks of doing it and getting sued out weight the damage that thugs are likely to do to our neighborhood. smart communities now dont hold meetings, and do even less training and have even less contact with the police than they used to as they try to prevent getting sued. again we see america going backwards, and liberals and our broken legal system have a lot to do with this particular instance of degeneration.

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@firefly,

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You're in bad shape, Hawkeye. Even the simple stuff is too hard for you to keep straight now.

if I said the sky is blue you would call it purple and then can me stupid.....the drill is well known.

dont expect me to take it seriously.

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@firefly,

DAVID wrote:

I wud not mind dining with him n I 'd be glad to slip him some cash,
maybe give him a 2 inch .44 revolver in stainless steel mirror
for his use instead of that anemic 9mm automatic of his.
( I don t care much for automatics; un-reliable.)
We cud go target shooting. Wud u join us ?

firefly wrote:

David, as a condition of his bail, "Zimmy" can't be in possession of a gun,
and I wouldn't participate in accompanying you while he's violating that prohibition.

Compromising your privacy seems to be a small price to pay
for assisting "Zimmy" at his time of need--take him in.

You know how he loves gated communities and likes to keep them safe. And, even if he increases the crime rate in yours, think of the wonderful business he keeps providing to your colleagues in the legal profession. Since being arrested for killing Martin, "Zimmy" has provided business for 5 lawyers--7 if you want to count the 2 PD's he was briefly provided with. People like "Zimmy" are a godsend to the legal profession, he insures their court calenders will always be full, their phones will always be ringing, and their names will always be in the news.

It's time for you to be a good Florida "nabor"--give poor homeless and indigent "Zimmy" a place to stay in your home. Setting up a tent in the back yard is a good idea. But, better stock up on a lot of food and snacks, he looks like he eats a lot.

You're really probably a better bet for him than his staying with BillRM. BillRM is extactly the type who'd try to figure out how to try to make a buck off of Zimmerman, and just try to exploit him.

I LOVED your post!
We 'll have to wait until Zimmy gets his 2nd Amendment rights
all squared away and then we 'll go. Maybe he 'll appeal; I dunno.

Just to be clear:
I have never met Zimmy,
nor have I any idea of where he is;
not yet, anyway; probably somewhere in Florida.

David

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Firefly claimed: [Zimmerman] was doing the opposite of minding his business, Romeo, he needlessly stalked the kid.

If a black man was prowling around my neighbourhood after dark, I hope somebody like Zimmy would be tailing him.. Smile

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