[2ndDivisionVet]

Yes, she called him "The People's Son" and no, I didn't write this as satire. This is a real author and a real article.

[SampleMan]

"I consider that totally disrespectful for anyone to slander anyone else’s name..."

When I hear phraseology like this, I know something really stupid is about to be said.

[jakerobins]

Must have been another case of.....

[joe fonebone]

My youngest son (23) has not even heard of or followed this case... when I explained it to him, and told him young treyvon went to the store for skittles and tea, he looked at me and said, “ Pot and speed, ehhhh..”.... even he knows what that term meant....

[Made In The USA]

“Regardless of what they say, I know in my heart that wasn’t the person he was.”

Well that closes the case right there! Her feelings, her magical intuition, her deep introspection of the human condition, and skillful generalization toxicology... what else is there to know?

Oh I don't know, perhaps Ursula would entertain and perceive some value in the revelation of FACTS? The judicial system has traditionally been the place where this could occur. She should check into it right after consulting her magic 8-ball (not a crack reference).

Wait a minute! Was this actually written by Debbie Whatshername Schultz? Something in the extreme level of idiocy, the incoherent utterings of a buffoon that seems her style...

[b4its2late]

He didn’t want any trouble, but trouble sure sniffed him out like a rabid bloodhound.

She's not trying to sway anyone's opinion now is she?

[Prov1322]

I guarantee you that if a trace of THC had been discovered in GZ this would be non-stop "news" on the Propaganda Networks.

My expectations for this situation are that 1) GZ becomes a very rich guy from multiple defamation suits, 2) Angela "Nifong" is prosecuted for malicious and false prosecution, 3) Crump is disbarred.

...but that's just me...

[Tallguy]

Regardless of what they say, I know in my heart that wasn’t the person he was.

Unfortunately your "heart" isn't admissible in a court of law.

[tacticalogic]

It doesn’t matter if Trayvon was smoking weed or smoking crack, the point is that he was in his own zone minding his own business while he was on his way to his place of residence. He never took it upon himself to go mess with George Zimmerman, Zimmerman took it upon himself to mess with Trayvon. Trayvon could have been blowed out of his mind, but he wasn’t bothering anyone. If he was high at the time he was killed, he was just going home to finish watching the game and enjoy his high. He didn’t want any trouble, but trouble sure sniffed him out like a rabid bloodhound.

According to GZ, Trayvon ran from him when he approached, and he lost sight of him. Trayvon then doubled back and ambushed Zimmerman as he was walking back to his truck. If Trayvon just wanted to go home, he'd have done it.

[Doc Savage]

My name is Ursula Brantley and I'm a 26-year-old single mother from Shreveport, LA. Ever since I was young, I've loved writing and the older I became the more I realized that I'm actually pretty good at it. I believe that every young person should be educated about the world around them. The world is moving and changing so fast. We're the future of this one world so we must be on top of our game, but of course, with our own twist. We're such a diverse generation and we should use our diversity to our advantage and change the world.

Black skank who wishes she could have Trayvon's baby!

[mass55th]

"3. People use drugs and alcohol use to paint imperfect pictures of people."

And people use their drug and alcohol use as an excuse for breaking laws and acting badly.

[hattend]

“Gunned down” huh?

Liberal drivel.

[kcvl]

My name is Ursula Brantley and I'm a 26-year-old single mother from Shreveport, LA.

http://www.policymic.com/articles/7808/how-the-trayvon-martin-case-went-viral-with-the-help-of-hip-hop-and-twitter

It was April 29, 1992 and the city of Los Angeles was in complete disarray. The entire black community had taken its last pimp slap to the face , and the reaction to the vivid abuse was pure anger and destruction. After four white police officers were acquitted of charges for the beating of African-American Rodney King, the city went haywire, breaking out into riots which left 53 dead, nearly 3,000 injured, and a trail of damage adding up to over $1 billion.

Fast forward 20 years, and instead of a grown man being the icon of racial tension, the symbol is now a young boy who wasn’t even yet legal, Trayvon Martin. In 1992, media coverage was nowhere near what it is now, so most of the black community’s education on social issues came from hip-hop artists. Now we get breaking news alerts sent straight to our smart phones. Cities and towns across America held protests to show their support for the young boy, who instantly became a part of our families. We all let our voices be heard, expressing our opinion about how 28-year-old George Zimmerman seemed to receive a free pass from the Sanford, Florida Police Department.

Everybody, including President Obama, had a thing or two to say about the case, but it was the hip-hop community and social networks that made Trayvon Martin such a viral phenomenon.

[Malone LaVeigh]

Marijuana Does Not make you aggressive.

It does make you stupid and paranoid though. Two factors that could have easily influenced Trayvon's judgement and the outcome that followed.

[hattend]

You can’t judge someone for something you have done or still do.

I've never tried marijuana, don't currently use marijuana nor do I ever plan to smoke marijuana (or any recreational drug out there).

I guess I'm free to judge the little thug.

Now, had he been drinking alcohol or on a coffee buzz...I'd be out of luck

[ansel12]

If a pot head is in an unfamiliar city and is jonesing for some marijuana, he knows that the quickest way to find it, is to head to the most violent part of town, where it is ubiquitous.

[detective]

“I consider that totally disrespectful for anyone to slander anyone else’s name when they’re no longer breathing to defend themselves. I believe it’s a cowardly and disrespectful move.”

Any attempt to tell the truth about Martin is called slander. He was described as a “model student” by the media. In truth he was a thug who rarely attended class and who had been frequently suspended from school. Not just for drugs either.

Martin wasn’t minding his own business. He attacked Zimmerman.

Zimmerman is the one who has been slandered.