Posted on 07/18/2013 11:52:05 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
It’s been difficult to write anything about the George Zimmerman trial verdict that doesn’t begin and end with profanity-laced diatribe topped with rage. As if the reality that there is Florida legislation — and similar laws in some 20 other states — that effectively protects prejudice-holding vigilantes like George Zimmerman and their hunting and slaughtering of Black children wasn’t infuriating enough, making it even worse is the smug behavior of the cast of characters who serve as a support system for that murderer.
At their press conference, Zimmerman’s attorneys Mark O’Mara and Don West practically threw their win in the faces of people of color: They’ve essentially been on a victory tour, engaging with what seems like any media outlet with a functional camera and working microphone.
As despicable as it feels to see so many profit off of the murder of a Black teenager, what makes me even more furious is that some actually want you to feel sorry for whatever purported dangers are heading their way....
The Author
(Excerpt) Read more at newsone.com ...
How about during the “justice for trayvon” protests, Mr Zimmerman supporters show up wearing “Justice for Antonio” shirts and banners. It will really confuse the trayvonites.
Time to fight fire with fire.
Stop being a baby whining about your murder...no race hustler con man cares..
....O’ wait.....You are (were) a baby....
Harvard educated, eh?
He doesn’t deserve the title “human”.
Very true.
The Black Racists will never give up
Trayvon got capped because he pulled his gangsta crap on the wrong person
It cracks me up to hear liberals here in Michigan screeching about boycotting Florida over the stand your ground law when our own state has a nearly identical law.
Why would anyone want to?
“They’ve essentially been on a victory tour, engaging with what seems like any media outlet with a functional camera and working microphone.”
Pretty well sums up the “Trayvon Trail of Tears” world tour that mom and dad embarked on all last year. This author is blissfully sedated.
“Harvard educated, eh?”
No, it’s Howard I believe.
Harvard is where they pump out pompous white idiots.
I’ll let you figure out the differences for yourself.
How about the smug behavior of the Black "community" who think it is a civil/constitutional right for Blacks to accost/maim/kill Whites?
I'm thinking that George might be able to leverage all this crap in his law-suits - all the Trayvon backers are using the meme that the false reporting put in place.
No, we can't sympathize with those who deserve it. It's much easier to fall in line behind the devil...especially if there us a few bucks in it for ya.
Ping
Unfortunately, continuing to talk about this matter only fuels the fire. People need to get past this subject or else Obama will get what he wants, a national race war and martial law.
No, thanks. I will pass on this one.
I seriously doubt that he even heard of the incident. Nor, would he care if he did. As David Carroll says, unless a the life of a young Black is taken by a non Black or a White police officer, it has no value. The translation is as hollows: When a Black person takes the life of another Black person, there is no money or political hay to be made from it. therefore, who cares? However, when a non Black or White police officer takes the life of a Black, much money and political hay can be made. So bring out the rent a mobs, the crying towels and let the beating of selected Whites and crocodile tears flow freely.
Take a well-deserved bow for a well-written piece.
Leni
He would have been Affirmative Action. All he has to do is register at the beginning of each term. When the credit hours for the classes he signed up for equal the credit hours required for a Associate or Bachlor’s Degree, he is given one, by mail if necessary.
Very few of the “Harvard-educated” deserve the title “human”.
Just maybe people will remember this innocent baby no matter what color he was.
And on a side note, the reason that the killer[s] are not allowed to be sentenced to death, they cannot even be given life in prison. The wisdom of this decision comes directly from the revered[ by some] Supreme Court of the United States of America that, citing some babble issued by the United Nations ruled that it was UnConstitutional to either sentence a young individual to death or give said youth a sentence of life in prison. Their reasoning was that at some point in his/ her sentence,[I would opine 30 days]said youth should be offered hope that would be released from prison.
That happened in good ole Sanford, Florida did it not?
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