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The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

 
 
OmSigDAVID
 
  1  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 08:56 pm
@Frank Apisa,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

BillRM wrote:

Zimmerman stalked Martin.

What an emotional loaded word to used for the act of legally following Trayvon
in order to get the police to check him out!!!!!!!!!!

Yes he killed Trayvon and a jury found he did so in legal self defense.
Frank Apisa wrote:
Zimmmerman STALKED Martin...whether the word is emotionally loaded or not.
Frank, u write that as if there were anything rong
with stalking someone. If we ever meet, u will be welcome to STALK me.
I will not mind, and I faithfully promise NOT to beat your head on the street.
I remember a childrens' game called: "Follow the Leader."
When the stalking is complete, we can go somewhere good for dinner.
I wish that u 'd stop implying that there is anything rong
with following anyone, unless u show how it is un-lawful or immoral, or fattening.

If u DO allege that it is un-lawful,
then will u please cite to the applicable statute
and quote its operative language???

David
Frank Apisa wrote:
I did not say it was unlawful, did I, David?
Yes, u did not (so far as I know),
but u appeared to be so intensely offended by it
that I was un-sure on that point; (better just to ask).


Frank Apisa wrote:
And thank you for agreeing that it was stalking.
OK; the truth is that I dont know the difference
between stalking and following; however, I did not mean that
in the sense of animalistic depredations.
I believe that Zimmy was trying to identify martin's location for the police.


Frank Apisa wrote:
Under any circumstances...none of us know for sure who attacked whom first. Except for what Zimmerman says, we have no hard facts about what occurred when the two first said words to each other...and there is no reason to put great credence in what Zimmerman says.
I suspect that u already know
that in America, the defendant always gets the benefit of the doubt,
which is to say that the burden of proof is on the affirmative side.
David


Just one thing here I want to comment on here, David

Quote:
the defendant always gets the benefit of the doubt,
which is to say that the burden of proof is on the affirmative side.
Frank Apisa wrote:
Let's grant that for the trial that is so.

But the thing I was talking with Bill about was who attacked whom first.

We do not know. The jury does not know.

The jury is instructed the way you say.

We have no such instructions, because we are not a jury judging Zimmerman.

Bill repeatedly has said that Martin attacked Zimmerman.

WE DO NOT KNOW THAT!

That was what I said.
R u suggesting that Zimmy was executing a citizen's arrest ??

or what ?
Moment-in-Time
 
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Wed 4 Dec, 2013 08:58 pm
@firefly,
Quote:

And they are trying to distract from the fact that Zimmerman has continued to repeat the same pattern of provoking and menacing others--several others-- with gun threats since he was acquitted.


let us be practical, Firefly. Zimmerman's supporters are trying to divert anti-Zimmerman posters from the humiliation factor, i.e., the indignity of egg in their face. The first time one can understand their defense of this murderer, taking into account the cultural DNA bias inherent in our society towards minorities, but repeated run-ins with the law and two girlfriend leveling charges the uncontrollable Zimmerman threatened them, it's hard to ignore the reality George Zimmerman possesses an uncontrollable problem. But just like some people are unable to admit failure and or apologize, pro-Zimmerman supporters are unyielding in their stance, refusing to admit there is an emotional dilemma with the problematic Zimmerman....They will NEVER admit Zimmerman is a walking time bomb who has already proven what he's capable of doing.
BillRM
 
  1  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:03 pm
@cicerone imposter,
Quote:
Zimmerman provoked Trayvon in many ways; that Trayvon didn't have any physical injury doesn't matter.


Sorry but annoying him by following him or even saying bad words to him is not enough to justify an all out attacked on Zimmerman.

No physical injury mean that there is zero reason to assume that Zimmerman was the attacker instead of Trayvon.
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cicerone imposter
 
  2  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:04 pm
@Moment-in-Time,
Excellent observation on those who continue to support Zimmerman regardless of all the media reports about how he is a "ticking time bomb," and his aggressive behavior after his acquittal.

It's more than just egg on their faces, it's feces. They just can't smell their own bull shyt.
Frank Apisa
 
  2  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:05 pm
@BillRM,
BillRM wrote:

Quote:
But the thing I was talking with Bill about was who attacked whom first.

We do not know. The jury does not know.


I would find it amazing that if Zimmerman was the attacker that his attack was so damn weak that it did not leave a mark of any kind on Trayvon body no matter how minor.


Really. And is that because you simply do not want for Zimmerman to be the attacker...or because of some stroke of genius?

If a stroke of genius...tell us about it.

Many people have been attacked without suffering any marks of any kind. It happens. Inept people do attack...and some people being attack are street smart and can easily thwart an attack.

Quote:

Sorry Frank the known evidence does not support Zimmerman being the attacker.



Sorry Bill...but the evidence does not support either being the first attacker. We simply do not know who attacked whom first.

But we do know that Zimmerman was stalking Martin.
BillRM
 
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Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:06 pm
@Moment-in-Time,
Quote:
into account the cultural DNA bias inherent in our society towards minorities,


Such as Zimmerman who is a mixed race latin male with a mother dark enough that she could had been Trayvon mother instead of Zimmerman?

But facts do no matter the media stated he is white damn it and at worst a Latin White.
BillRM
 
  0  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:08 pm
@cicerone imposter,
LOL the fact that Zimmerman is no more part of the majority then Trayvon does not matter now does it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Frank Apisa
 
  1  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:08 pm
@OmSigDAVID,
OmSigDAVID wrote:


OmSigDAVID wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

BillRM wrote:

Zimmerman stalked Martin.

What an emotional loaded word to used for the act of legally following Trayvon
in order to get the police to check him out!!!!!!!!!!

Yes he killed Trayvon and a jury found he did so in legal self defense.
Frank Apisa wrote:
Zimmmerman STALKED Martin...whether the word is emotionally loaded or not.
Frank, u write that as if there were anything rong
with stalking someone. If we ever meet, u will be welcome to STALK me.
I will not mind, and I faithfully promise NOT to beat your head on the street.
I remember a childrens' game called: "Follow the Leader."
When the stalking is complete, we can go somewhere good for dinner.
I wish that u 'd stop implying that there is anything rong
with following anyone, unless u show how it is un-lawful or immoral, or fattening.

If u DO allege that it is un-lawful,
then will u please cite to the applicable statute
and quote its operative language???

David
Frank Apisa wrote:
I did not say it was unlawful, did I, David?
Yes, u did not (so far as I know),
but u appeared to be so intensely offended by it
that I was un-sure on that point; (better just to ask).


Frank Apisa wrote:
And thank you for agreeing that it was stalking.
OK; the truth is that I dont know the difference
between stalking and following; however, I did not mean that
in the sense of animalistic depredations.
I believe that Zimmy was trying to identify martin's location for the police.


Frank Apisa wrote:
Under any circumstances...none of us know for sure who attacked whom first. Except for what Zimmerman says, we have no hard facts about what occurred when the two first said words to each other...and there is no reason to put great credence in what Zimmerman says.
I suspect that u already know
that in America, the defendant always gets the benefit of the doubt,
which is to say that the burden of proof is on the affirmative side.
David


Just one thing here I want to comment on here, David

Quote:
the defendant always gets the benefit of the doubt,
which is to say that the burden of proof is on the affirmative side.
Frank Apisa wrote:
Let's grant that for the trial that is so.

But the thing I was talking with Bill about was who attacked whom first.

We do not know. The jury does not know.

The jury is instructed the way you say.

We have no such instructions, because we are not a jury judging Zimmerman.

Bill repeatedly has said that Martin attacked Zimmerman.

WE DO NOT KNOW THAT!

That was what I said.
R u suggesting that Zimmy was executing a citizen's arrest ??


No, I am not. I am suggesting quite strongly I thought, that we do not know who instigated the physical confrontation that began with Zimmerman stalking Martin.

Quote:
or what ?


What I just said.
cicerone imposter
 
  1  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:08 pm
@BillRM,
Bill, You're missing the whole point; it's about Trayvon. That you think and believe it's about Zimmerman is based on your total ignorance of the issues.
BillRM
 
  0  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:12 pm
@Frank Apisa,
Quote:
Many people have been attacked without suffering any marks of any kind. It happens. Inept people do attack...and some people being attack are street smart and can easily thwart an attack.


So this poor innocent child can outfight a man who is ten years older then he happen to be and to the degree that there was not a mark on his body.

Seems you are going away from a poor harmless teenager in order to be able to explain how Zimmerman could be the attacker and yet not be able to leave any marks of any kind on Trayvon.
BillRM
 
  0  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:16 pm
@cicerone imposter,
Quote:
hole point; it's about Trayvon


Sorry it about both Trayvon and Zimmerman and who was the victim that night.

Both men was not in the majority and therefore the argument that Trayvon is getting the short end due to him being a minority does not wash.

I happen to agree with the jury that Zimmerman was a victim of a deadly attack by Trayvon that only due to Zimmerman being arm was he able to save his life.

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OmSigDAVID
 
  2  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:22 pm
@Frank Apisa,
OmSigDAVID wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

BillRM wrote:

Zimmerman stalked Martin.

What an emotional loaded word to used for the act of legally following Trayvon
in order to get the police to check him out!!!!!!!!!!

Yes he killed Trayvon and a jury found he did so in legal self defense.
Frank Apisa wrote:
Zimmmerman STALKED Martin...whether the word is emotionally loaded or not.
Frank, u write that as if there were anything rong
with stalking someone. If we ever meet, u will be welcome to STALK me.
I will not mind, and I faithfully promise NOT to beat your head on the street.
I remember a childrens' game called: "Follow the Leader."
When the stalking is complete, we can go somewhere good for dinner.
I wish that u 'd stop implying that there is anything rong
with following anyone, unless u show how it is un-lawful or immoral, or fattening.

If u DO allege that it is un-lawful,
then will u please cite to the applicable statute
and quote its operative language???

David
Frank Apisa wrote:
I did not say it was unlawful, did I, David?
Yes, u did not (so far as I know),
but u appeared to be so intensely offended by it
that I was un-sure on that point; (better just to ask).


Frank Apisa wrote:
And thank you for agreeing that it was stalking.
OK; the truth is that I dont know the difference
between stalking and following; however, I did not mean that
in the sense of animalistic depredations.
I believe that Zimmy was trying to identify martin's location for the police.


Frank Apisa wrote:
Under any circumstances...none of us know for sure who attacked whom first. Except for what Zimmerman says, we have no hard facts about what occurred when the two first said words to each other...and there is no reason to put great credence in what Zimmerman says.
I suspect that u already know
that in America, the defendant always gets the benefit of the doubt,
which is to say that the burden of proof is on the affirmative side.
David


Just one thing here I want to comment on here, David

DAVID wrote:
the defendant always gets the benefit of the doubt,
which is to say that the burden of proof is on the affirmative side.
Frank Apisa wrote:
Let's grant that for the trial that is so.

But the thing I was talking with Bill about was who attacked whom first.

We do not know. The jury does not know.

The jury is instructed the way you say.

We have no such instructions, because we are not a jury judging Zimmerman.

Bill repeatedly has said that Martin attacked Zimmerman.

WE DO NOT KNOW THAT!

That was what I said.
OmSigDAVID wrote:
R u suggesting that Zimmy was executing a citizen's arrest ??

Frank Apisa wrote:
No, I am not. I am suggesting quite strongly I thought,
that we do not know who instigated the physical confrontation
that began with Zimmerman stalking Martin.
In YOUR scenario,
if Zimmy were NOT endeavoring to arrest martin
(as no one has ever alleged that he did), what possible motivation
did Zimmy have for laying hands on martin?? Do u allege that he
wanted to beat up ALL blacks and that he just went after the nearest one ????
BillRM
 
  0  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:29 pm
@OmSigDAVID,
Quote:
n YOUR scenario,
if Zimmy were NOT endeavoring to arrest martin
(as no one has ever alleged that he did), what possible motivation
did Zimmy have for laying hands on martin?? Do u allege that he
wanted to beat up ALL blacks and that he just went after the nearest one ????


Knowing that the police is on the way that he had summon to the scene?

Not to mention that not all teh FBI that Holder had digging into Zimmerman life could find one racial bone in the man body.

None of the anti Zimmerman theories seems to be able to hold water in any way.
Moment-in-Time
 
  1  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:29 pm
@cicerone imposter,
Quote:

It's more than just egg on their faces, it's feces. They just can't smell their own bull shyt.


Oh I would just put it down to a feeling of shame, or awkwardness, the inability to admit they might have been wrong regarding the nutcase Zimmerman. These pro-Zimmerman supporters are the type who do not like being shown to be wrong even if the truth were so obvious a blind man could see it. Humility is not their forté
BillRM
 
  0  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:31 pm
@Moment-in-Time,
Quote:
even if the truth were so obvious a blind man could see it.


Like you can see all the many wounds on Trayvon from Zimmerman attack on the poor child before he pull out his gun and in cold blood killed him?
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OmSigDAVID
 
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Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:32 pm
@cicerone imposter,
cicerone imposter wrote:

Bill, You're missing the whole point; it's about Trayvon.
That you think and believe it's about Zimmerman is based on your total ignorance of the issues.
After all the time that Bill has spent
posting in this forum on this controversy,
its very surprizing that anyone wud accuse him of "total ignorance of the issues."
That sounds like someone around here does not know what "ignorance" means; i.e., he is *ignorant*.
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cicerone imposter
 
  1  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:33 pm
@Moment-in-Time,
Evidently. I believe a young child can see better than they can, and they're supposed to be fair-minded - and mature.

I believe emotions are the bane of good thinking. I just don't understand why they keep coming back for more!~
OmSigDAVID
 
  2  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:37 pm
@cicerone imposter,
cicerone imposter wrote:

Excellent observation on those who continue to support Zimmerman regardless of all the media reports about how he is a "ticking time bomb," and his aggressive behavior after his acquittal.

It's more than just egg on their faces, it's feces. They just can't smell their own bull shyt.
U r lower than contemptible.
You are demoted in social status. You have lost face.





David
BillRM
 
  0  
Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:41 pm
@cicerone imposter,
Quote:
I believe emotions are the bane of good thinking. I just don't understand why they keep coming back for more!~


You do know that Zimmerman was found innocent of all charges?

Perhaps you had forgotten that fact.
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Moment-in-Time
 
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Wed 4 Dec, 2013 09:51 pm
@cicerone imposter,
Quote:

I believe emotions are the bane of good thinking. I just don't understand why they keep coming back for more!~


It's simple, really; they don't want to be wrong and so they will unalterably stick to their belief.... eventually convincing themselves they're right and everyone else is wrong. Sort of reminds one of the Republican Party and the Obama Health Care, the GOP refusal to admit this is now the law of the land and eventually, the majority of Americans who qualify will be covered.
 

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