You're an idiot. Just because someone is following or watching you because you appear suspicious to them does not give you the right to attack them.Honestly some of the things that I've read about this case, not only here although we do have some crazy fuckers on these forums, make me want to get my concealed carry permit as soon as possible. Just the thought that I could be followed around and harassed for no good reason and then be responsible for an ensuing altercation boggles my mind.
Oh god you need to stop. Following someone in a neighborhood and asking them questions like "what are you doing here" etc is not harassment. Read the stupid thread. They have witnesses that said the zimmerman guy stopped and trevor guy walked towards his dad's house, then actually turns around and comes back to confront zimmerman.I think that's reasonable. Learned from my own experiences I know not to do things to cause trouble with people on the street. I certainly wouldn't be following someone around, or if I were to do that for some reason that I would do it in a more discreet manner than Zimmerman seemed to have.
Honestly some of the things that I've read about this case, not only here although we do have some crazy fuckers on these forums, make me want to get my concealed carry permit as soon as possible. Just the thought that I could be followed around and harassed for no good reason and then be responsible for an ensuing altercation boggles my mind. I would rather be the guy with the gun. In fact I'm going to be the guy with the gun. I've already made the decision because that shit is ridiculous.
Dude, if you were followed, then turned around and started punching them in the face, THEN you would be responsible.Just the thought that I could be followed around and harassed for no good reason and then be responsible for an ensuing altercation boggles my mind.
Pretty muchHeh. On Facebook all my white friends are cheering and all the blacks are upset. Is it like this on yours too?
I'm pleased, such a fucking joke of a trial.
actually Iannis, if you go out there and ask what they are doing, in this bitch's opinion you are profiling someone minding their own business and they have the right to come back and beat the fuck out of you and you have no right to defend yourself.I think the thing is that he had a good enough reason.
If I see a kid skulking around where he has no obvious reason to be I'm going to go up to him and say, "Whatcha up to? Need a hand?". I've done that before and I'll do it again.
I've had it happen to me on multiple occassions, and I'm a fat old white dude who likes to wander into places that he has no obvious reason to be. Haven't had to kill anybody yet.
a white apologist_sl said:Tonight in heaven, one Martin (Luther King, Jr) is hugging the younger Martin (Trayvon) and telling him that one day America will be equal.
Tell them to vote Tea-Party. Ain't NO ONE in the tea party interested in saving them.White guilt is dope. Treating an entire race like they're whupped, beaten dogs is really your anti-racism?! Fuck yourself. That's racist as fuck. Shit I've already hit my black friends up and put em on blast about this. They're not happy about the verdict, but they're more pissed people treat their entire race like like some pussy fucks that need constant saving.
Honestly I haven't followed the case very much or at all so I don't know how correct it is that Martin followed and attacked Zimmerman. I do stand by my statements that Zimmerman played a role in what happened and should be held responsible for his actions. He isn't a murderer but harassing, following and intimidating an innocent person for no good reason is wrong. The fact that these actions lead to a death means that he is responsible for something.I have not been rabidly keeping track like some but as I understand it Zimmerman was walking back to his vehicle when Martin followed, then attacked him. So assuming this is true... Zimmerman didn't "start a fight". I don't give a fuck what leads up to it there is NEVER a valid reason to touch another person with violent intent unless it is to protect yourself or someone else from harm. FUCKING NEVER.
I have been the victim of violent crime. I was left for dead on the side of the road because the five dollars I had in my wallet was worth more to three people than a strangers life. If anyone ever attacks me and I cannot get away I will use deadly force to protect myself without a second thought. If you attack start a physical confrontation anything, including your own death is entirely your fault. The person you attacked has no way of knowing when or even if the assault will stop before they are dead.
So with the "facts" as I understand them and my own experience I am glad Trayvon Martin is dead. He was a 17 year old who felt it was correct to follow , attack, and beat a much larger man in public with witnesses. What would happen when he was offended by someone who couldn't defend themselves? No one will ever know, but I'm glad no one will ever have to find out.
I've found that a good 1/3 of the time they actually ARE stuck for some reason and could use a hand. About 2/3 of the time seems to be "nah man, I've got it. Just waiting on a friend. Thanks tho".actually Iannis, if you go out there and ask what they are doing, in this bitch's opinion you are profiling someone minding their own business and they have the right to come back and beat the fuck out of you and you have no right to defend yourself.
Honestly I haven't followed the case very much or at all so I don't know how correct it is that Martin followed and attacked Zimmerman.I do stand by my statements that Zimmerman played a role in what happened and should be held responsible for his actions. He isn't a murderer but harassing, following and intimidating an innocent person for no good reason is wrong. The fact that these actions lead to a death means that he is responsible for something.
I've also been the victim of violent crimes, nothing ever physically happened to me as it happened to you thankfully but I have been robbed or "mugged" before. Some people are crazy and will do bad things. I've long accepted that. In fact that's why I can personally put myself into Martin's position of being followed and intimidated. If someone is following me I am also going to feel endangered and intimidated and prepared to defend myself. I wouldn't go on the attack as you say Martin did, but I would certainly ready myself for defense.