Please, just discuss the actual trial and trial coverage and leave the shenanigans for other topics.
Boobies,,,
sorry Gene.
I have no self control..
wheel,
I can't image the reporting if Zimmerman was all white.
ZRX1200 wrote:
While watching the coverage today the black defense attorney was a lot more level headed than the talking heads, including the one woman that is also an attorney (Lisa Bloom), who completely incredulous of anything supporting the defense.
Politics in race here.
Nuke both families from orbit, it's the only sure way to eliminate their DNA from the gene pool.OK, you can save them both, but ya gotta abort three more babies to make up for the resources they will use.
OK, you can save them both, but ya gotta abort three more babies to make up for the resources they will use.
Gene363 wrote:
Wow- a multipurpose post! Very handy!👍
I learned today that 'creepy-a$$ed cracker' is not a racist term for a white guy.
DadZilla3 wrote:
As specified in the best selling, You're a Minority, You Cannot be a Raciest, Manual of Racism.
bloody spaniard wrote:
TM's family is genetically prone to attacking Hispanics?
I don't know because they could be hispanic too.
I've heard things... Martin is a Spanish surname.
What da? [jester] So, the legendary fiery Latino temper is not a stereotype invented by evil whites?
Could be Zimmerman's dad was a red-haired jew. You know how hot- headed those bean counters can be.
Fought a hot tempered red haired wop once. Kicked me in the balls. Otherwise, I woulda had that greaseball.
I know, you've heard it all before.
The witch trial here should have been manslaughter.
Jamie, I am almost certain that Florida law requires jury consideration of lesser included offenses.
FYI : "The murder charge [2ND DEGREE HERE] requires proof that Zimmermann shot Martin with malice, though without premeditation. A manslaughter charge would have required prosecutors only to prove that Zimmerman acted unlawfully and with criminal negligence in shooting the teen.
The difference between murder and manslaughter is your mental state," said Mark Geragos, Los Angeles defense attorney, who is not connected to the case. "To elevate it to murder, you have to have the element of malice."
Malice is generally defined as showing ill will or "extreme indifference" to human life. ..."
The best and only attorney there is to listen to on this case is Mark Nejame. He's from Orlando and was offered this case first,, but declined because he has a family with young children,
rfenst wrote:
I will watch for him this week, thank you very much. His refusal for having a family is kind of ominous, though I do not blame him in way way, family first.
He was worried about the upcoming riots.
