Posted on 07/02/2013 11:34:23 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
No cursive in the courtroom either, you betcha!
That kinda talk is not allowed.
6 jurist??? not 12?? I must have slept, when did this change???
Now THAT’S funny.
LOL.
Yep. Looks just like her.
I have never heard “wet grass”, is it a new band?
LOL. I reckon.
Had Z been looking for trouble, been the "aggressor", his firearm would not have remained holstered as he replied to St. Trayvon, and certainly not when "you have a problem now" was uttered.
“Black manhood” is not on trial.
Aggressive, violent, thuggery is.
Because it’s clear that, whoever instigated the altercation, Zimmerman followed Trayvon that night. He was instructed not to, but he did anyway.
This is a lie by exaggeration. Zimmerman was told he "didn't need to" follow, but was not "instructed not to" follow Martin.
That Zimmerman fumbled for an answer when the lead investigator asked whether he thought Trayvon was afraid of him is emblematic of the way society has trained us to think about black manhood.
When Zimmerman was asked to read the mind of Martin, he took the time to think through the situation and come to a conclusion. Zimmerman was asked to identify the mindset of another person - a task for which he would be deemed unable to do in a court of law. But his hesitation - his thoughtfulness - is interpreted by the author to be stereotypically racist.
The rest of the sentence is "emblematic" of a race hustler trying to convince anyone - perhaps even himself - that the hesitation was racially motivated. Apparently the author is a psychic, who can leap to tall stereotypes of his own in a single thought.
Correct. Black manhood is Clarence Thomas, Thomas Sowell, Herman Cain, Walter E. Williams and the black middle class working guy down the street who pays his mortgage and taxes and demands that his kids get educated and act civilized.
I stand corrected.
Florida law only provides 12 jurors in a capital case. Mr. Zimmerman is on trial for 2nd degree murder, not 1st degree murder.
lol. about sums it up. But Shrek was eloquent.
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