NOT GUILTY ...zimmermen

doublejj

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Probably 99% of the time you will get away with this proposed course of action. Then one night while you are out casing the neighborhood for your next burglary, you meet up with George Zimmerman... bang, you're dead. Good riddance.
Well then I "case the neighborhood" nightly.......armed.........it would at least be a fare gunfight.....poor tryvon wasn't even armed, he did put up a valiant fight against an armed aggressor though, but eventually lost....
 

UncleBuck

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Several others here have said similar things. My advise to you is to politely say, "can I help you" or "why are you following me", and then wait for a polite response. If Trayvon had done that he would be alive today.

If you think the appropriate action is to violently assault everybody who is near you on the sidewalk, then you are likely to wind up just like Trayvon did.
"black children have no right to fear for their lives or defend themselves. that's reserved for non-blacks" - desert dud
 

UncleBuck

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Trayvon Martin. He tried to defend himself from George Zimmerman in Florida in February, 2012 after Zimmerman profiled, followed, harassed, and confronted him. He was shot dead after first fleeing from Zimmerman, who is known for assaulting women, police officers, intimidating fellow motorists, and "snapping" in anger, according to his friends. Martin had no criminal record nor history of violence and was innocently walking home with skittles while talking on the phone.*

Desert Dud and a cadre of racist assholes have been defending Zimmerman and making racist allegations about Trayvon Martin for about 15 months now. George Zimmerman was just tried for murder 2 and barely acquitted after 16 hours of deliberation. Half the jurors initially thought he was guilty of murder 2 or manslaughter.

I will let the racist assholes try to convince you of the angelic innocence of Zimmerman and menacing nature of a child that was high on marijuana at the time. It's quite amusing.
fixed it for ya!
 

MuyLocoNC

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Since when did the definition of "watching" or "observing" require the inclusion of the part and parcel "stationary"? I spent a few moments checking a number of sources and for the life of me, I can't find one single definition that demands or even references that facet. I would argue the exact opposite. If one is "observing" a moving person, observation would demand mobility.
 

UncleBuck

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Since when did the definition of "watching" or "observing" require the inclusion of the part and parcel "stationary"? I spent a few moments checking a number of sources and for the life of me, I can't find one single definition that demands or even references that facet. I would argue the exact opposite. If one is "observing" a moving person, observation would demand mobility.
why do you want to minimize the fact that zimm kept following martin?

"shit, he ran"

"are you following him?"

"yeah"

and then, later on, after the call was over...

"then i went back towards him"

zimm kept following and following, that much is obvious. just because he caused the whole tragedy in the first place by following doesn't mean he isn't allowed to shoot his way out of it like the total pussy he is.
 

MuyLocoNC

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why do you want to minimize the fact that zimm kept following martin?

"shit, he ran"

"are you following him?"

"yeah"

and then, later on, after the call was over...

"then i went back towards him"

zimm kept following and following, that much is obvious. just because he caused the whole tragedy in the first place by following doesn't mean he isn't allowed to shoot his way out of it like the total pussy he is.
I wasn't minimizing anything or even commenting on the case at all, for that matter. Earlier in the thread, an RIU member repeatedly made the point that because an individual was in motion, it negated the argument the he was "watching" or "observing". I simply wanted to clarify that neither action requires an individual to be stationary.
 

UncleBuck

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I wasn't minimizing anything or even commenting on the case at all, for that matter. Earlier in the thread, an RIU member repeatedly made the point that because an individual was in motion, it negated the argument the he was "watching" or "observing". I simply wanted to clarify that neither action requires an individual to be stationary.
oh, ok. so you were clarifying that zimmerman kept following martin, even though he was told he didn't need to.

got it.
 

UncleBuck

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Seems more like a suggestion from someone who has absolutely NO legal right to tell you to do anything...

See how that works?
zimm called dispatch for help with those assholes who always got away. he was told that he did not need to follow those fucking punks.

he called for help, a qualified person instructed him on how to (not) behave, and he ignored them.
 

echelon1k1

New Member
zimm called dispatch for help with those assholes who always got away. he was told that he did not need to follow those fucking punks.

he called for help, a qualified person instructed him on how to (not) behave, and he ignored them.
how is a dispatcher a "qualified person"? they are not sworn LEOs and as such can only give sugestions as harrekin pointed out... :dunce:
 

UncleBuck

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how is a dispatcher a "qualified person"? they are not sworn LEOs
LOL!

so now you bestow the highest honor upon LEOs, after previously trying to degrade me as such (baselessly, to boot).

those dispatchers are highly trained, qualified persons at what they do. they are professionals.

when they say that you don't need to follow those fucking punks and assholes, it's good advice.


and as such can only give sugestions as harrekin pointed out... :dunce:
i never said it was anything but a suggestion, captain obvious. :dunce:

if i call someone for help, be it my doctor, netflix, or anyone else, if they tell me i don't need to do something, i'm not gonna do it.*

zimm called those guys for help a lot, they never let him down before and gave him solid advice that night, too.
 

Harrekin

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Those dispatchers are minimum wage call centre operators...

Id take more advice from a "Refuse Technician".
 

ginwilly

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LOL!

so now you bestow the highest honor upon LEOs, after previously trying to degrade me as such (baselessly, to boot).

those dispatchers are highly trained, qualified persons at what they do. they are professionals.

when they say that you don't need to follow those fucking punks and assholes, it's good advice.




i never said it was anything but a suggestion, captain obvious. :dunce:

if i call someone for help, be it my doctor, netflix, or anyone else, if they tell me i don't need to do something, i'm not gonna do it.*

zimm called those guys for help a lot, they never let him down before and gave him solid advice that night, too.
Actually your dispatcher is trained to relay your message to the proper people. They are trained, but not highly trained professionals. They have as much authority as your average neighborhood watch person when it comes to giving orders. If you call your doctor and the answering service tells you what to do, you should take that advice with a grain of salt.

I would think if people had argued from the side of truth Zimm may have done time, but the lust for a murder charge doomed this case from the start. An adult spooked a kid, didn't identify himself while following, said kid decided to attack instead of run (he was 400 yds from his destination at the time of the call, you keep saying he tried to run away, when if he had, he would have been home in a minute) because he didn't know who the man was. Unknown man was getting his ass beat and shot said kid. Seems like negligent homicide was the logical argument, not murder or manslaughter.

Unfortunately, race baiting turned this case into a circus, well done.
 
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