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That's going to be the TV to watch.So when gz is acquitted, who takes the loss? The local prosecution or the bitch special prosecutor who forced this shit to happen?
That's going to be the TV to watch.So when gz is acquitted, who takes the loss? The local prosecution or the bitch special prosecutor who forced this shit to happen?
Are you really surprised by this? People are fucking stupid.It's funny, because everyone I work with is so convinced that this trial is going well for the prosecution, and that he simply can't be found not guilty because he followed Trayvon... I really just don't know how they are going to react if it comes back not guilty.
Gun ownership is alot life martial arts, or wrestling type deal. The LAW and the "rules" aren't exactly the same. There are proper safety methods are you supposed to follow, but are not the letter of the law.I never owned a fire-arm, but does anyone have experience taking classes before they get their firearm? Do those classes involve information on self-defense?
Well, to be fair, when this initially went down based on the reports I had my mind made up against Zimmerman. So did a lot of people. But as the facts came out it has become apparent that this guy is a victim of straight up media lying and the state is trying to quiet those concerns with a mock trial. If this wasn't on tv Zimmerman might not be on trial right now, but if he was I wonder if he would still get justice.Are you really surprised by this? People are fucking stupid.
Someone earlier in this thread responded to my criticism of televising the trial by saying something like "well it's good because it allows people to see the evidence and come to the logical conclusion." BULLSHIT. Most people made up their minds about this trial MONTHS ago and the vast majority of them are not going to change it, no matter what they see on TV.
SANFORD, Fla. - Thousands streamed into Fort Mellon Park, hard against the south shore of Lake Monroe, on that night in March 2012.
An unarmed African American teenager in a "hoodie" sweatshirt had been killed the month before in this central Florida city, but the agitated crowd felt echoes of another era."Trayvon Martin is Emmett Till!" radio commentator Mark Thompson declared, evoking the name of an African American teen murdered in 1950s Mississippi after being accused of flirting with a white woman. "This is racism perpetrated by violence."
An uncomfortable national conversation about race and justice had been touched off - in Sanford, at a "Million Hoodie March" in New York and when President Obama called for "soul-searching" and said if he had a son, "he'd look like Trayvon."
Yet, 16 months later, this case that was so entwined with race has produced a murder trial in which race is a subtext rather than a central theme.
Prosecutors have portrayed George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch enthusiast who shot the 17-year-old Martin, as being many things: profane, mendacious, overzealous, violent. But they haven't called Zimmerman, who is claiming that he acted in self-defense, a racist. Instead of becoming a meditation on race, the courtroom action is unfolding as a police procedural, a saga of guns and vigilantism, a glimpse of civic rage and frustration.
Outside the courtroom, the case is still widely perceived in racial terms.
Some here had hoped for more from this trial, which entered its seventh day of testimony Tuesday. They had envisioned a trial filled with testimony that more overtly deepened our collective understanding of race in America or placed the crime more squarely in a racial paradigm."It makes you feel kind of angry and kind of bad that race is not a part of this," said the Rev. Harrold C. Daniels, who has been attending the trial as part of a biracial group of Sanford pastors. "It's a missed opportunity."
No, can't make it better any more. Most of the world's precious resources have been consumed by the Boomers, we'll never get it back. China will rise, America will fall, and soon everyone in America will have the intellectual capacity of Trayvon's girlfriend.yeah well now it's our turn to either bitch about the boomers or make it better.
Pretty much.Why is Marcia Clark considered an expert? The only questions she should take is on how to fuck up a trial. Pisses me off that someone has made a shit load of money on being fucking incompetent.
Yeah, I can totally buy the fact that some redneck in florida shot a black dude just to watch him die. That is not a strain on my credulity.Well, to be fair, when this initially went down based on the reports I had my mind made up against Zimmerman. So did a lot of people. But as the facts came out it has become apparent that this guy is a victim of straight up media lying and the state is trying to quiet those concerns with a mock trial. If this wasn't on tv Zimmerman might not be on trial right now, but if he was I wonder if he would still get justice.
then stay out of the way and cry while we fix it.The WW2 generation grew up in the Great Depression and their parents lived through WW1. They basically had no childhoods. People were signing up to go fight the Nazis at 16 and shit.
When they came home, and America was riding high on all that wealth and the boom of the suburban lifestyles, the WW2 generation did what anyone would do: Try to give its children everything it never had.
The result?
An entire generation of narcissistic mother fuckers whose only concern was themselves.
Thus you get the late 60s Hippy bullshit, the 70s disco era, and the 80s with the S&P scandals, massive deregulation, and the "Greed" generation.
Its all been downhill from there.
No, can't make it better any more. Most of the world's precious resources have been consumed by the Boomers, we'll never get it back. China will rise, America will fall, and soon everyone in America will have the intellectual capacity of Trayvon's girlfriend.
Idiocracy defined.