The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

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Stupidity at its worst. If somebody is pointing a gun at you, that means it's too late to react. DUH! No brains.

You my friend stated that the girlfriend did not have firearms first of all,
and that was the issue we was addressing.

Next if she have any fear of Zimmerman using a firearm on her
with special note of a shotgun her hanging around in plain sight in the front yard
is not a rational act.

I remain intensely pleased at my not
having the turbulence of domestic strife.

According to the reporter, her main reason for communicating with him was to spur George to get psychiatric help

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080610202307AAiaUOa

On July 1, 2006, a new law went into effect that makes personal identifying information pertaining to a Concealed Weapon or Firearm license confidential and exempt from Section 119.07(1), Florida Statutes and Section 24(a), Article 1 of the State Constitution.

Exceptions to this exemption are:
With the express written consent of the applicant or licensee or his/her legally authorized representative.
By court order upon a showing of good cause.
Upon request by a law enforcement agency in connection with the performance of lawful duties.

If somebody is pointing a gun at you, that means it's too late to react.

why do these woman refuse to let him go away in peace and quiet?

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why do these woman refuse to let him go away in peace and quiet?

A damn good question and so far all indications are that both of the two women in Zimmerman life are acting in far more of an irrational/emotional manner then him.

So he is guilty already?

Really?

What teenagers did they kill?

How many?

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Really?

What teenagers did they kill?

How many?

You can not get over the fact that a jury found he acted in self defense now can you?

If he killed thirty teenagers in legal self defense it would not matter and if his ex-wife and his girlfriend would had killed thirty teenagers in legal self defense it would not matter as far as they are concern.

Acting in self defense as a jury found Zimmerman did mean that the killing in no way reflected badly on him any more then men who had killed during a war does.

A damn good question and so far all indications are that both of the two women in Zimmerman life are acting in far more of an irrational/emotional manner then him.

Now…Zimmerman stalked and killed a young man who was walking home to watch a basketball game.

if you could tell us who they killed

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Now…Zimmerman stalked and killed a young man who was walking home to watch a basketball game.

LOL that young innocent man attacked Zimmerman and placed Zimmerman life at great risk as a jury found repeat as a jury found.

Next if the young man had not decided to attacked Zimmerman he would had ended up being at home watching that basketball game instead of bleeding out his life on the ground near where he had try to beat Zimmerman brain out.

It's Zimmerman who won't go away and leave these women alone, after it's clear they want nothing to do with him.

After his wife filed for divorce, and went back to the home they had shared to remove her property, at a time when he was no longer living there and was not expected to be there, he became angry when he checked the security cameras on the home, via an app on his phone, and thought he saw her taking some things of his things, so he headed over there, provoking an altercation with his father-n-law and frightening both of them by making menacing gestures indicating he might pull out a gun--and his own lawyer verified that he was carrying a gun, which was put in his truck before the police arrived.

Zimmerman provoked that encounter, by angrily going to the house to deliberately confront and threaten his estranged wife, who was trying to avoid having contact with him, instead of just calling his lawyer to ask him how to handle the fact that his wife seemed to be taking his property--which explains why O'Mara was furious at Zimmerman when he arrived at the scene.

And, after Shellie Zimmerman gave an interview, explaining why she stood by him during his trial, she returned home to find a bullethole-ridden target on the wall--not a very subtle message that she'd better shut up and not talk about him, something she has every right to do, because she's also talking about herself, and trying to explain herself, in those interviews.

It's George Zimmerman who won't go away and leave Shellie alone.

And the girlfriend had this allegedly indigent emotional mess living in her house and not wanting to leave. If George had wanted her to leave him alone, all he had to do was pack up and go--and he could have done that when she was out if he wanted to avoid a scene.

So, any assertions that these women are the ones acting irrationally and that they won't go away and leave him in peace, is so absurd it won't pass a laugh test. And no one--including Zimmerman--has accused either of them of threatening anyone with a gun.