OBama's response to the Zimmerman verdict. WTF?!

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cmdrdredd

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False. 2nd amendment rights go out the window with a misdemeanor domestic violence charge or pretty much any felony, violent or not. Heck, being accused of DV or hav8ng a testraining order baseless or not gets your 2nd amendment "right" thrown out the window.

As does anything that xclassifies you as a "domestic terrorist" takes away most of your rights...

Once you are clear of all charges your rights are reinstated. Also there is a way to have your previous record expunged and the records sealed after a certain number of years. Then you get your rights back.
 

Zebo

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There wouldn't have been ANY gun violence in this case had Martin not perpetrated an assault against Zimmerman.

Exalty bottom line - keep your hands to yourself and don't get shot/tazed or otherwise fucked up - it's simple. It's unlawful to put your hands on another - it;s lawful to shoot thier ass for doing so. Change those rules if you don't like them.....but until then GZ acted lawful or rather prosecution failed to prove unlawful
 
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America is about inclusion of different beliefs and equal rights for all. Not brainwashing everyone and restricting the rights of your fellow citizens to fit your misguided ideology.

Yes, America is about inclusion of different beliefs and equal rights. However, many de-assimilated American men do not believe this. They believe that only their beliefs are valid and believe that they must receive special entitlements and privileges that nobody else should be able to enjoy.

George Zimmerman is obviously one of these de-assimilated men.
 

cmdrdredd

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Yes, America is about inclusion of different beliefs and equal rights. However, many de-assimilated American men do not believe this. They believe that only their beliefs are valid and believe that they must receive special entitlements and privileges that nobody else should be able to enjoy.

George Zimmerman is obviously one of these de-assimilated men.

Actually you have it backwards. He isn't on food stamps, he doesn't live in section 8 housing, he didn't have an Obama phone.

What entitlements did he enjoy? I think you mean he enjoyed rights and privileges afforded under the constitution and state laws that allow you freedom of religion and the right to own a firearm for self defense. Those come from the constitution, free houses and free food does not.
 

cmdrdredd

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He was a fat violent de-assimilated man. There is no argument against that.

Sure there is. He did NOT initiate the violence. TM did and there is absolutely zero evidence to suggest that he would have acted differently toward me if I was walking alone through a neighborhood I did not live in at night. The difference is I would not have attacked him. I am not an idiot.
 
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Sure there is. He did NOT initiate the violence. TM did and there is absolutely zero evidence to suggest that he would have acted differently toward me if I was walking alone through a neighborhood I did not live in at night. The difference is I would not have attacked him. I am not an idiot.

He initiated his de-assimilated actions by racially profiling a kid.

If we didn't allow the de-assimilated to have guns then this would have never happened. Things are only going to get worse as the de-assimilated further realize that they have to play by the same rules as everyone else.
 

EagleKeeper

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Another black kid was killed by a gun, the fact that Zimmerman was legally allowed to have a gun doesn't change the fact that lots of black kids are killed by guns.

When you stop only thinking about yourself it becomes easier to put yourself in other peoples shoes. Surely you can understand where the black, previously a community organizer, father, and a resident if Chicago is coming from and what his point was.

To hold up Martin as a symbol after what just happened though is a travesty.

Not that Martin deserved it (killing); but I am sure that there are other black children that had "honest" potential and were cut down in their early yearsthat deserve to be used as a poster child example.
 

EagleKeeper

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Extremists by there are branding TM as a thugh because they
know that his murderer had very light ground to prove his case ,
so the strategy is to diabolize the victim but so far TM wasnt
proved through his history as being violent to the point that
he would act this way :

So much for the extremist insistence to talk of background ,
here a real thug , you know , thoses people who dont
recognize policemen as being legitimate...

Are you still working on your G.E.D.?

Can he spell it;

Unable to even respond to simple questions.
Unable to spell check.:confused:
 

cmdrdredd

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He initiated his de-assimilated actions by racially profiling a kid.

If we didn't allow the de-assimilated to have guns then this would have never happened. Things are only going to get worse as the de-assimilated further realize that they have to play by the same rules as everyone else.

Now you make up stories to fit your fantasy. None of what you said is fact and in reality cannot be proven. If I am walking through a gated community at night wearing a hoody and a neighborhood watch dude saw me and could not recognise me it would not be unreasonable for him to keep an eye on me. In fact I would expect it. I however would not need to try proving how tough I am by attacking him. I may, in many cases engage him in conversation and calm any suspicions he may have to put him at ease. Cause you know...it would be the civilized thing to do.
 
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They have to deal with de-assimilated American men. It's difficult to remove yourself in this type of position when a de-assimilated racist American man can creepily follow you around due to racist reasons.

This is why we need to ensure that de-assimilated American men can never touch a gun in their lives. Zimmerman should never have been allowed to have a gun. He is obviously quite de-assimilated.

And the word of today is "de-assimilated" kids. Say it with me..

I think this loon has become unhinged.
 
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EagleKeeper

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Surely that i m better graduated than 90% of the US people...



Not convicted , well , not freely , though...



He was indeed guilty...

Of what?

Criminal records show him with the same number as Martin
 

Doppel

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Y'all need to realize rabidmongoose is too butthurt over the ruling and this is the closest thing he has to a vicarious victory--vague and completely meaningless remarks from the president. The beauty of this case is that even a race-baiting president is not above the law of a Florida court.
 

ivwshane

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To hold up Martin as a symbol after what just happened though is a travesty.

Not that Martin deserved it (killing); but I am sure that there are other black children that had "honest" potential and were cut down in their early yearsthat deserve to be used as a poster child example.

I didn't see him holding Martin up as a symbol but rather using this situation as a soap box for a larger issue.
 

leper84

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Yes, America is about inclusion of different beliefs and equal rights. However, many de-assimilated American men do not believe this. They believe that only their beliefs are valid and believe that they must receive special entitlements and privileges that nobody else should be able to enjoy.

George Zimmerman is obviously one of these de-assimilated men.

You really shouldn't gloss over the fact of some men becoming 'de-assimilated'. It sounds like something you really need to hammer on. You just really need to bring it up more often, you know, mention it whenever you can. That way people can know what you're trying to argue. They might get confused if they aren't exactly sure men are becoming 'de-assmililated'. If there is one thing people respect, its someone who sits there saying the same weird crap over and over while they ignore the progression of a debate.
 

Londo_Jowo

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You really shouldn't gloss over the fact of some men becoming 'de-assimilated'. It sounds like something you really need to hammer on. You just really need to bring it up more often, you know, mention it whenever you can. That way people can know what you're trying to argue. They might get confused if they aren't exactly sure men are becoming 'de-assmililated'. If there is one thing people respect, its someone who sits there saying the same weird crap over and over while they ignore the progression of a debate.

What do you expect?....When the race card is not working, throw out the de-assimilated men card..........LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!
 

Doppel

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You really shouldn't gloss over the fact of some men becoming 'de-assimilated'. It sounds like something you really need to hammer on. You just really need to bring it up more often, you know, mention it whenever you can. That way people can know what you're trying to argue. They might get confused if they aren't exactly sure men are becoming 'de-assmililated'. If there is one thing people respect, its someone who sits there saying the same weird crap over and over while they ignore the progression of a debate.
I've never heard the term until he started trying to force it up our collective asses recently. I wonder what article he read it in before starting to brand it as his own.

Abwx Why do you write your
sentences like this? It really is strange
behavior.
 

Angry Irishman

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Another black kid was killed by a gun, the fact that Zimmerman was legally allowed to have a gun doesn't change the fact that lots of black kids are killed by guns.

When you stop only thinking about yourself it becomes easier to put yourself in other peoples shoes. Surely you can understand where the black, previously a community organizer, father, and a resident if Chicago is coming from and what his point was.

No what I expect is for him to behave and speak accordingly for the office he holds. Maybe he could even utilize some objectivity and not make every single situation political to meet his overall political agendas. That's a concept called leadership. If he practiced effective leadership he would understand the implications of his words before he blathered them out for the world to hear.
 
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her209

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To me it doesn't matter the color of his skin.

If Zimmerman were following a white kid, the white kid turned on him and began beating the shit out of him, Zimmerman shots in response, I would still side with Zimmerman on self defense.

The difference is, if it were a white kid, I guarantee Al Sharpton and President Obama would have made zero public comments on the incident, and quite possibly would have had different opinions themselves.

I fully understand why they commented the way they did. But I also have the right to my own opinion and the right to believe they were in the wrong.

Zimmerman wouldn't have followed a white kid. It didn't fit the profile person he was targeting. If Martin had been carrying and stood his ground against Zimmerman and killed him after Zimmerman kept pursuing him, you'd be reading about how an African-American male killed the head of a neighborhood watch in the rising tide of crime in the neighborhood.