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I've seen a lot of people delight in the death of Hitler or Kim Jong Il or Osama Bin Laden or express their desire for Castro to die... etc etc

Are all of these people bigots, hands down?

Nah man, you don't understand, TM didn't reach the threshold to be considered a bad guy biggot. You have to kill AT LEAST 3 to get to that ranking. Theeeeeeeeeen it's okay.



(Liberal hypocrisy, gotta love em')
 

spidey07

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Anyone who celebrates and mocks the death (as spidey did) of a person is a bigot, hands down.

Justice won, GZ lost -- what kind of life can he have now? Wearing a disguise? Paranoid every time he encounters blacks? Can't leave his house without his gun, as his brother eluded to?

There are no winners....

Violent thugs who get their vicious and brutal attack stopped by the victim's ability to protect their life should be celebrated. It's exactly the same as celebrating a woman who shot her rapist, it's a winning feel good story.

It's been proven in court that martin committed two felonies that night - aggravated assault and felony battery. These are forcible felonies, the same as rape from a law perspective.

Martin received a darwin award that night, because if you brutally and viciously attack someone getting shot is a possible and even likely consequence.
 

EagleKeeper

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Mandatory presidential announcement in which Obama lays out the facts including:
thc (marijuana) found in him after the event
text messages
pictures from all over (middle finger, etc... not cute ones from when he was 14)
school records (including suspensions, grades, etc...)
Highlight everything the media doesn't mention (Grass stains, etc...)

If you want America to be the jury, tell them all the facts from a source that even the retards will listen to.

Until then, stfu.
They are scared to lay out the facts; might prejudice the American public.

however, given the media blitz; they are already prejudiced.
 

spidey07

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Given the option, he'd go back and not even bother TM, and you know that.

You're not getting it, I see...

Or who knows, maybe GZ realizes that he can't live down the fact he personally, deep down profiled this guy, and blows his brains out for screwing his own life up... Like you say, who knows....

Present your evidence that zimmerman "bothered" martin.

And he DID profile him as a criminal and zimmerman was CORRECT in his profiling, which is perfectly legal and a good thing to do when looking out for your neighborhood. Martin did turn out to be a violent criminal, that is undisputed.

Don't look like a criminal, act like a criminal, and you won't be thought of a criminal. Better yet, just don't BE a criminal by committing aggravated assault and felony battery on an innocent victim who was doing nothing wrong but walking back to his car.
 

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I thought Larry Elder made great points on Piers Morgan. I do wish the interview had remained a little bit more calm and that they hadn't talked over one another so much... but yea, overall, good stuff.

I find it deeply sad that Larry Elder and Channa Lloyd are set upon by hordes on Twitter and elsewhere calling them "Uncle Toms" and worse. At the same time, the lying, illiterate, palpably stupid, "300 lb slab of ghetto attitude" (As John Derbyshire called her) Rachel Jeantel is touted as a great example and "keepin' it real"

It would be as though the vast majority of the white community was holding up Honey Boo Boo and Snooki as role models, instead of openly mocking them as is currently the case.
 

Svnla

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What are some of you racists bigots celebrating about?

A guy is dead and Zim has to spend the rest of life looking over his shouler -- no one "won" in this case.

If being in hiding and wearing a flippin disguise for the rest of your days is winning, I don't want to know what losing is. Probably death or jail time.

He is dead because? You "forgot" some minor items such as the wounds in GZ nose and head (by the hands of TM per evidences) and the testimony of John Good, eh?

As I said before, TM made a huge mistake by took on someone he thought it would be easy. He thought wrong and paid dearly with his own life.

Moral of the story? Don't keep it real because it can go wrong, deadly wrong.
 

Darkman

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LOL ..

Larry Elder is great! ... and 'em don't like it :)))

He put Morgan in place last night ... several times ... and i watched it .....
 

Svnla

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echo4747

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Oh Baby, hurt me BAD! :biggrin:

I thought Dr. Manning said that Al Sharpton is a homosexual now .... LOL ... :rolleyes:

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The cadaver & the hoe.
 

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Violent thugs who get their vicious and brutal attack stopped by the victim's ability to protect their life should be celebrated. It's exactly the same as celebrating a woman who shot her rapist, it's a winning feel good story.

It's been proven in court that martin committed two felonies that night - aggravated assault and felony battery. These are forcible felonies, the same as rape from a law perspective.

Martin received a darwin award that night, because if you brutally and viciously attack someone getting shot is a possible and even likely consequence.

Yes!
 

Juddog

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Violent thugs who get their vicious and brutal attack stopped by the victim's ability to protect their life should be celebrated. It's exactly the same as celebrating a woman who shot her rapist, it's a winning feel good story.

It's been proven in court that martin committed two felonies that night - aggravated assault and felony battery. These are forcible felonies, the same as rape from a law perspective.

Martin received a darwin award that night, because if you brutally and viciously attack someone getting shot is a possible and even likely consequence.

Even though most people consider me to be a liberal I pretty much agree with this 100%.
 

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If we as a nation, and if leaders as well, looked at behavior instead of race then I think it's likely poor behavior would not be subsidized through race baiting and other social apologies across all classes.

It is startling to me that Obama so clearly interjected race into the case and in effect focused on that single issue of a case dealing with so much more. Why didn't Obama speak about behavior?, why did he speak at all if it was only to interject race into a complex case? Gives you an idea of his prism, and why hes a failure as a leader.

A fundamental issue that faces the black community is not accepting responsibility for bad behavior and instead asking to be subsidized socially, financially, judicially, and academically due to the color of their skin. That's really certain black leaders fault, the individuals who excel are certainly doing so apart from the color of their skin and yes perhaps inspite of it certain circumstances. The subsidies have been the reason the bad behavior has not changed, it's not because the whole world is against the black community. It's a massive disservice to the capability of every individual to apologize for someone's bad behavior because of the color of ones skin. Rachel Jeantel comes to mind. We can call her stupid because frankly she is, apologizing or glossing over and forgiving her for her stupidity insults the black community. She's stupid and she's black, the important thing regarding her effect is the stupidity not the color of her skin. But by apologizing for her stupidity because of her color it insults black peoples equality of substance to everybody else. You don't have to set the bar low enough, based on skin color, that Jeantel is considered intelligent, that's absurd for christs sake. That's what Piers did and i'm sure a number of people ate it up. Larry Elder was spot on for calling out the hypocrisy and frankly racism of Peirs. I'm not sure why any black leader wouldn't be upset that Racheal isn't valued on the merit of her behavior and achievement, but instead is viewed through the color of her skin to somehow not admit that she's stupid relative to everybody else.

Some of these black leaders are simply insidious in their effect on the folks they claim to be getting paid massive amounts of dollars to help.
 
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Ichinisan

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maybe GZ realizes that he can't live down the fact he personally, deep down profiled this guy, and blows his brains out for screwing his own life up... Like you say, who knows....

One if the dumbest things I've ever heard. Profiling was his DUTY and it's what he SHOULD do. Behavior AND appearance.

Racial profiling is wrong for anyone with authority. It's logical for everyone else and there's absolutely nothing wrong with it.

He was watching for thug criminals and FOUND a thug criminal that fits the profile in EVERY way (not just race, and GZ couldn't even be sure of the race at night with the hoodie in the rain).

Demonizing "profiling" in general is just ignorance.

I'm developing a profile for you right now:
1. Mindless leftie.
 
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werepossum

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He had 4 minutes to go less than 100 yards. Even Rosie O'Donald could go 100 yards in 4 minutes.....though it would be cutting it close.
:D Unless there were Twinkies or NRA members to harass along the way.

What are some of you racists bigots celebrating about?

A guy is dead and Zim has to spend the rest of life looking over his shouler -- no one "won" in this case.

If being in hiding and wearing a flippin disguise for the rest of your days is winning, I don't want to know what losing is. Probably death or jail time.
Indeed. It's good that justice prevailed, but there is nothing good to celebrate here, only something else bad that might have happened.
 

Attic

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Sucks that an innocent 17 year old lost his life :( I'm not going to roll out my "jump to conclusions" mat -- how about actually wait to see what the police investigation says? Nobody knows the details of what happened that night except for the kid and Zimmerman. Zimmerman probably gave the police a story of self defense, they have to investigate to see if the physical evidence at the scene supports his story. If his story is credible, what basis does the police have to arrest him at this point?

Geez people, let the police do their job. If they don't, THEN come out and make a big fuss about it.


That was post #4 of this thread.
 

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Young thug's parents, Sybrina and Tracy, are on Anderson Cooper's AC 360 tonight ... in, so called, post-verdict CNN Exclusive Interview
 

Doppel

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If we as a nation, and if leaders as well, looked at behavior instead of race then I think it's likely poor behavior would not be subsidized through race baiting and other social apologies across all classes.

It is startling to me that Obama so clearly interjected race into the case and in effect focused on that single issue of a case dealing with so much more. Why didn't Obama speak about behavior?, why did he speak at all if it was only to interject race into a complex case? Gives you an idea of his prism, and why hes a failure as a leader.

A fundamental issue that faces the black community is not accepting responsibility for bad behavior and instead asking to be subsidized socially, financially, judicially, and academically due to the color of their skin. That's really certain black leaders fault, the individuals who excel are certainly doing so apart from the color of their skin and yes perhaps inspite of it certain circumstances. The subsidies have been the reason the bad behavior has not changed, it's not because the whole world is against the black community. It's a massive disservice to the capability of every individual to apologize for someone's bad behavior because of the color of ones skin. Rachel Jeantel comes to mind. We can call her stupid because frankly she is, apologizing or glossing over and forgiving her for her stupidity insults the black community. She's stupid and she's black, the important thing regarding her effect is the stupidity not the color of her skin. But by apologizing for her stupidity because of her color it insults black peoples equality of substance to everybody else. You don't have to set the bar low enough, based on skin color, that Jeantel is considered intelligent, that's absurd for christs sake. That's what Piers did and i'm sure a number of people ate it up. Larry Elder was spot on for calling out the hypocrisy and frankly racism of Peirs. I'm not sure why any black leader wouldn't be upset that Racheal isn't valued on the merit of her behavior and achievement, but instead is viewed through the color of her skin to somehow not admit that she's stupid relative to everybody else.

Some of these black leaders are simply insidious in their effect on the folks they claim to be getting paid massive amounts of dollars to help.
Blaming blacks for any of the issues they are facing makes you a racist. And if you find a black guy who agrees with you, well apparently be is a house awesome dude according to the various tweets about his statements on piers.
 
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It's nice to see that 14% of blacks support a Not Guilty verdict. I had been under the impression that it was closer to 0%.