We Are All George Zimmerman

Sultan Knish | April 15, 2012 | Daniel Greenfield

[expat1000]

We are all Zimmerman. One of us might be next. One of us will be next. The system is always hungry and the beasts must be fed.

[expat1000]

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[samtheman]

in this time and place lynching him will help make the political fortunes of everyone from the man in the White House to his cheerful smiling prosecutor who is already counting her campaign cash and book deals

Everyone who stands up to this criminal injustice risks his/her life and the life of his/her family. That includes members of the as-yet-unchosen jury.

[Venturer]

Amen.

[Joe Boucher]

You got that right Sam,
If you are on the jury and vote innocent, good luck living without being hounded, in fear forever by the race huslters.

[healy61]

George should have used his time getting some serious tanning and let his beard get a Pancho Villa look.

[Flintlock]

Yesssssssssssssss.........
BUT
What trumps it all is the gun.
THE GUN.
They have to get rid of the gun, first. Until then, faahgeddabaat it.

Lotsa luck on that, you SOBs.

[Alice in Wonderland]

On Zimmerman's 'datniggytb' site, his quote was ”Si vis pacem, Para bellum”.

It means “If you wish for peace, prepare for war.”

[the invisib1e hand]

So when do the “I am George Zimmerman” t-shirts go on sale? And did he copyright his name?

[Prospero]

Ask not “for whom the bell tolls...”

[Prospero]

Greenfield just gets better and better. Can you think of anyone who's set forth the casus belli with more clarity of thought, in words of a free man heedless of the mob's narrative?

[tomkat]

[WashingtonSource]

Brilliant! Excellent!

[wtc911]

Your poster left out....”getting my ass in a jam I can’t handle and shooting my way out”.

[nixonsnose]

and apply some coffee grounds....

[nixonsnose]

You can’t watch your neighborhood from behind a keyboard...

[MinuteGal]

If l'affaire Zimmerman is Kafka-esque, which it is, the above brilliantly-written article is Zola-esque and should receive the honors accorded to Zola's "J'Accuse".

Although admittedly on a smaller scale, Mr. Zimmerman is today's Lt. Col. Alfred Dreyfus....i.e., the legal process itself takes on its own life, plods inexorably ahead....and the evidence be damned.

(Anatole France's eulogy at Zola's burial service, 1902: "Given the obligation which befalls me to recall the struggle waged by Zola on behalf of truth and justice, is it possible for me to remain silent concerning those men so passionately bent on destroying an innocent man? How might I remove them from your sight when it is my duty to show you Zola rising up, weak and unarmed, before them?")

Leni

[rockinqsranch]

Excellent expression by Greenfield.

Thanks for posting this.