[2ndDivisionVet]

Many here think that Mr. Zimmerman acted foolishly that night in February and he deserves whatever happens to him. Obviously, none of us knows all the details of what transpired that night, but the racialist industry, from Mr. Obama down to Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, the black Panthers, the Nation of Islam and the NAACP on down to the lowest-level race-baiter and street preacher as well as the Brady Campaign and that Bloomberg group is using this case to try and deny us our right to defend ourselves. I'm sending Mr. Zimmerman's defense fund another $15 that I really can't spare because standing up to that crowd is so important. This has now become bigger than Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Any one of us could be in George Zimmerman's shoes right now.

The right of armed self defense is on trial, George is just the liberal's chosen sacrificial lamb.

I will continue to support George's defense. If enough people send ten bucks it really adds up fast.

[Joe Boucher]

A nice white neighbor who lives there came out on tv and showed what happened.
were I him I’d have thought twice as he does not need some a hole, black white or whatever with whatever agenda to go ape on him.

Get called for the trial. tell what truly happened and keep many LOADED gun nearby.

[Hugin]

Many here think that Mr. Zimmerman acted foolishly that night in February and he deserves whatever happens to him.

Really? I don't recall a single post to that effect, let alone "many". A few may have said he acted foolishly, but I don't remember anyone saying that he deserves being persecuted.

[brityank]

Acted foolishly? No, he acted as any member of a law-abiding society should act in monitoring his neighborhood for potential threats; that is proven by the monitoring and reporting to 'competent authority' he was engaged in during the activity. I too pray for his safe return to his interrupted life.

Something that really bothers me (from the website):

Will Mr. Zimmerman Have to Pay Taxes on the Money Donated?

Yes. Donated funds are considered income and are taxable.

Are Donations to the George Zimmerman Defense Fund Tax Deductible?

No, they are not.

I made a gift to him, from money I had already paid taxes on. So the IRS will steal more of that money? That is unconscionable!

[jimsin]

I see your 15 and raise you 15 2DV.....30 bucks is goin in from this end....I encourage any, who wish, to follow the leader ....MR. 2DV’s example.

http://gzlegalcase.com/index.php/defense-fund