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jocat54 wrote:

smoothoperator wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:That said, none of this would have happened if George had stayed in his vehicle. Is anybody learning anything from this still unfolding drama? Hello?

Maybe in the same way none of THIS would have happened if he didn't let his daughter go into the barn.

Can we stop blaming the victims yet?

Not the same!

jocat54 wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

jocat54 wrote: Where would all this be if Zimmerman hadn't gotten out of his car?

Exactly the same place it would be if Martin hadden't gotten kicked out of school.
Post hoc ergo propter hoc

Really You think so?

Oldgringo wrote:That said, none of this would have happened if George had stayed in his vehicle. Is anybody learning anything from this still unfolding drama? Hello?

BillT wrote:If your a documented liar, the prosecution tends to have a field day!

speedsix wrote:...when Z got out of his vehicle and followed M...nothing we've been shown on this thread even hints that he did anything illegal( up to the point whatever happened between him and M happened)...it's not illegal to get out of your vehicle and walk on the street, and I haven't hinted that it was...

speedsix wrote:...what matters to me is that I've taught my three sons to observe suspicious things in the neighborhood, take notes, call it in , and let it alone unless it comes to our house...and my boys won't ever do what Z did...my mission is accomplished...

BillT wrote:

VMI77 wrote:It most certainly did not. That it didn't was stated outright by Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz on national television --a liberal, but apparently an honest one. Furthermore, he called the prosecutor "irresponsible" and "unethical." Your evaluation of it also doesn't square with the fact that it is full of outright lies and gross misrepresentations. This isn't "due process" either, since the normal process was overturned for political reasons, with an obviously directed outcome. Satisfying the mob isn't due process.

On what day did you and Mr. Dershowitz interview the witnesses and review the evidence collected at the scene and elsewhere?

ScooterSissy wrote:Do the New Black Panters owe him a reward?

Wouldn't that be interesting to watch?

Rikk101 wrote:I have a question for the legal minds on this forum. The Black Panthers have reportedly put a bounty on Mr. Zimmerman. This is obviously horribly wrong, but isn't there something illegal about it as well?