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mojo84 wrote:I am always so glad to get another Zimmerman update.

Kinda makes you all warm and fuzzy all over? MMmmKay.

What is even more ridiculous than him signing autographs is that there are people who want it.

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Arch Stanton wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:

Arch Stanton wrote: They are "children" and as such cannot affect significant bodily harm.

Seriously? Three 15 year olds doing a beat down on one 13 year old?

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The prosecution in the Zimmerman trial said it was so.

You mean persecution.



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Arch Stanton wrote: They are "children" and as such cannot affect significant bodily harm.

Seriously? Three 15 year olds doing a beat down on one 13 year old?

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OldGrumpy wrote:George Zimmerman was out of bounds in what he did and will forever live with the consequences of his decisions that night. However, there was not evidence of him committing a crime. Justice is not always fair and we should all share in the grief of a lost life.

TM's status is a result of the consequences of his actions too. Z was not wise but not all of his actions were "out of bounds".

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I say again, Z is screwed. He will be found guilty, he will go to prison, likkely he will be killed in prison before his conviction is overturned.

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fishman wrote:Hopefully this ends well and soon. (With no riots)

I do not put high expectations in the hopey and changey crowd to behave themselves and obey the rule of law. Hard to ignore history.

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Rrash wrote:I am saying that kind of talk can easily be taken out of context.

No disrespect, but some of us don't care what they think, unless they want to take us seriously and leave us alone.

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sjfcontrol wrote:

Cedar Park Dad wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:Of course it did.

What did? More info? I'm blocked here.

They brought in his school records (interviewing a teacher of his right now). Also interviewed a cop from an agency he'd applied for an officer's job.

Any doubts now?

anygunanywhere wrote:Zimmerman is so screwed.

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bulinm wrote:The lead investigator testified yesterday about the "outside influences" on the investigation.

Which is why Zimmerman is so screwed.

If anyone thinks that juries can't be fixed then all this is just a fantasy.

Again, we will see.

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All those who think that Zimmerman will be acquitted stop and think for a moment. Clear your mind and slowly review the state of things in the good old US of A since barry was elected. Would you have imagined the breadth and depth of the overt corruption and scandal that is rampant? Based just on what we know and suspect, think of what we don't know!

Then, once you have a firm grasp on that, tell me how much you really trust any part of the system, be it the national executive, legislative, or judicial, or any part of the system on down to the local level.

Trust. This word means nothing these days. Who here wants to trust any system even when you are totally innocent and legal.

Innocent and legal.

Zimmerman is so screwed. He is essentially a dead man walking.

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bulinm wrote:The lead investigator testified yesterday about the "outside influences" on the investigation.

Which is why Zimmerman is so screwed.

If anyone thinks that juries can't be fixed then all this is just a fantasy.

Again, we will see.

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RHenriksen wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:Zimmerman is so screwed.

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I disagree. Assuming the defense didn't do a completely pathetic job during voir dire, I think z is looking better and better.

We will see.

Justice today has little to do with who is innocent or guilty. The justice system is merely a tool for pushing the collectivist agenda. Prosecution is all about convictions. The DA wants the conviction in this case to bolster any political aspirations.

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Zimmerman is so screwed.

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Lawyer: Zimmerman prosecutor withheld evidence

http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/05/29/3 ... hheld.html

Shocking! Truly shocking, I say!

The court system today is not about justice, but persecution and conviction rate.

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WildBill wrote:This is getting more bizarre by the minute. It's hard for me to believe that this is happening in our "justice sytem."

Bizarre has been around a long time. Think Simpson trial.

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