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Florida has taught me that it is possible to murdur a child and
Florida has taught me
that it is possible to murdur a child and get away with
it.
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posted July 14, 2013 at 9:56am UTC tagged with vent, trayvonmartin, georgezimmerman, yesiknowtrayvonwas17, buthewasaminor, caseyanthony, away messages
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- I can handle the fact that people have a different opinion than I do on the George Zimmerman verdict but please, unless you watched the entire court case on CourtTV or something like it, watched the testimony with an open mind, ready to absorb the knowledge of both the prosecution and the defense, shut the f/ck up. Please dear god, shut up. Reading about the case on various news sites or tumblr and reddit does not count. These sites will demonize either Trayvon or George without showing the other side of their respective stories. Watch the court footage, then, after watching it, while being as unprejudiced as possible, make a decision. If you actually paid attention to every detail and heard everything the court room heard, I will respect your opinion, but if you are just spouting off something you saw on the internet or a news channel because you think it sounds good, I'm going to disagree and I'm not going to be respectful about it.
- #TrayvonMartin I ain't even know why George Zimmerman left that court room smiling when he should be shittin bricks Black Crime- Gang Violence Arab Crime- Terrorism Hispanic Crime- Illegal Immigration White Crime- it wasn't. it was self defense -_- suuuurrreee....
- It's time now to clear the air and to compound the tragedy of Trayvon Martin. It feels as though some people are now trying to do to him in death what George Zimmerman apparently did to him in life. Attributing to this young man in a character and a personality that they could not possibly know and yet they persist and imposing upon his slight, young frame an identity that implies criminality, juvenile delinquency, and the all around characteristics of a trouble maker. This is not only deeply offensive to his family, but also a gross form of character assassination upon a child--a dead child. Stories are now being carefully fed to certain sections of the media-- --That Trayvon was suspended from school after his bag was found to contain marijuana residue --That he once wrote graffiti on school grounds. Wow! --That he was part of a stolen jewelry investigation on school grounds that resulted in no charges. --And to top it all, the greatest act of social criminality for a kid of color, that he may have worn gold teeth. Wow, call the police. Even if these petty incidents were true, what on earth do they have to do with the fact that George Zimmerman shot and killed him? But let's compare Trayvon Martin with the history of another man, only this one committed some real offenses, under all of them after his 17th birthday. --When this individual was 20, he was arrested for disorderly conduct after he got drunk and stole a Christmas wreath from a hotel. So that's drunk, disorderly, and theft. Charges were later dropped. --When he was 26, he took out his 16 year old brother on an underaged drinking spree. He lost control of his car, hitting a garbage can but continued driving. --When he was 30, he was arrested and found guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol. His driving license was suspended for two years, even though his friends tried to say that it was for just 30 days. Now, does this brief history make him a social wretch? A criminal with no regard for other road users? A drunk? A disgraceful influence upon young people, including his own 16 year old brother? What do you call him? Scum of the earth? Hoodlum? Criminal? In fact, America ended up calling him the 43rd President of the United States. George W. Bush But that's not what they're calling Trayvon Martin. Instead, the brief lifestyle of this young man is now on trial. There's now a full scale character assassination, suggesting that Trayvon Martin deserved his fate. That he eve provoked his own death. But while you may be tempted to divert your attention away from what really happened, here are the only three facts that really matter. --First, a man with a gun chose to pursue an unarmed teenager who'd done nothing wrong --Second, the man with the gun chose to initiate a confrontation with the teenager after he was advised not to --Third, as a result of the confrontation, the man with the gun shot the teenager to death. And when you focus on the facts, it's not the color of his teeth that keep coming back to haunt you. It's the color of his skin. --Martin Bashir
- So, let's recap: --A black teenager goes to a convenience store to pick up some snacks and walks back home --A wannabe, r.acist cop sees the teenager, gets out of his car, and follows him because he decides he's "suspicious" --A.sshole confronts the unarmed teenager and kills him --D.ouchebag lawyer starts the proceedings with a f.ucking knock-knock joke like this is all some kind of game --Nobody's found guilty of anything (except Trayvon, who's guilty of being black) --R.acism is over
You calling me ignorant when you, yourself is ignorant is just ironic.