The Real George Zimmerman Story--Interesting

hey there fat cow...you're trolling until you prove that robert zimmerman is jewish. if and once you can prove that please prove how his religion had anything to do with george's two prior MINOR run ins with the law and what you think should have been the outcome of those run ins.

Sanford Sun wrote:

hey there fat cow...you're trolling until you prove that robert zimmerman is jewish. if and once you can prove that please prove how his religion had anything to do with george's two prior MINOR run ins with the law and what you think should have been the outcome of those run ins.

Violently resisting arrest is a minor run in with the law?

It wouldn't be for me and it wouldn't be for you.

But is was for George.

Any thoughts on why?

actually yes it would be minor especially given the circumstances surrounding the incident and i'll point out that he had no priors and he was 20 at the time. the violence in the orginal charge was a push.

don't believe me here are the potential outcomes...please note the only thing mandatory is anger management classes that he took.

Possible Penalties for a Resisting Arrest Felony

•Jail time of up to 3 years

•Probation

•Parole

•Community service

•Mandatory anger management classes

http://www.criminaldefenselawyer.com/crime-

penalties/federal/Felony-resisting-arrest.htm

So why hasn't this thread been deleted? I thought the policy was one thread only for the story. Or is it because the story on the surface paints Zimmerman in favorable light and so the lobros decided to make it slide.

Obama is an AIPAC sponsored War Criminal thus if Zimmerman is found guilty Obama is bound to issue a pardon and deport him to Israel.

they weren't expunged...were did you get that?

also you're wrong my list is for resisting with violence (hence the felony aspect as resisting solely is not a felony)

my basis for what happened that evening is from the police report (read during the bond hearing) "he pushed the officers arms...there was a short struggle to get zimmerman cuffed"

other then providing proof for your list I'll point out that it states UP TO...

do you want me to keep embarrasing you?

Or yourself

Mr. Moo wrote:

Or yourself

Snap!

Black people need to learn from us white folk that you should only riot over really important things, like NCAA championships.

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2012/04/kentucky-students-riot-after-ncaa-championship-win/

Personally I'm satisfied that Zimmerman has been charged. My initial outrage over this case was the lack of justice. I've never insisted he was guilty or innocent (and frankly I think such insistence is stupid) but I was pissed off that the events weren't even going to be examined in a court of law. It's a disgrace that public outcry was necessary for this to happen, but now that there will be a trial there are basically three possible outcomes:

1. Zimmerman is found guilty on evidence and a murderer will spend the majority of his life in prison. Should this happen it means that justice would be done and this is an acceptable outcome given the circumstances.

2. Zimmerman is acquitted based on evidence that Martin attacked him with intent to kill. Extremely unlikely.

3. Zimmerman is acquitted based on Florida's "stand your ground" law. I personally think this is the most likely outcome. It's appalling to me that an armed person can kill an unarmed person, walk away unscathed and still claim it was "self defense". This is an outrageous law which is spreading to a number of states because of right-wing special interest groups like NRA and ALEC. If Zimmerman is acquitted, "stand your ground" will come under serious political pressure and that to me actually a preferred outcome.

are you gonna eat that pu55y? wrote:...possible outcomes:

1. Zimmerman is found guilty on evidence and a murderer will spend the majority of his life in prison. Should this happen it means that justice would be done and this is an acceptable outcome given the circumstances.

It must be great to have a monopoly on the truth as you do!

good to hear you werent part of the lynch mob for GZ; however, you analysis isn't quite right. it is still yet to be determined whether or not this will go to trial...it could be thrown out by the judge and pending some very specific evidence that very well may happen.

that being said its very possible that stand your ground won't even be brought up by the defense as self-defense alone may be all the need depending on the actually circumstances.

with most of the evidence now released, we will see the judge dismiss the case as I've been saying. all the haters and doubters...the facts have been presented and GZ did nothing illegal...its beyond a horrible thing that TM died but this was just an unfortunate incident.

Bottom line is they have a weak case against Zimmerman. They'd have trouble convicting Treyvon. Zimmerman's head injury leaves an opening for anyone predisposed to acquit that can be filled. There will be at least one juror who won't be able to overcome their subconscious racism.

I'd say 80% chance he's acquitted.

junk - at this point this probably isn't even going to trial....there will be no jury. the judge will throw this out.

Seriously, I don't understand why he can walk free after few hours after murdering someone. I once jumped the subway and was arrested and spent the whole day at the police precinct and needed to go in front of a judge. No criminal record at all.

this man should at least spend a night in jail after a shooting

Flagpole wrote:

Here's how it will go down and why it's gone this far.

1) Zimmerman initially wasn't going to be charged with anything. There simply wasn't enough evidence.

2) Due to pressure put on by members of the community (and those not in the community), charges were filed.

3) The prosecution has no more evidence now than they did before.

4) Zimmerman will be found not guilty.

5) Riots in Florida will ensue. Best to not be in Florida when the not guilty verdict comes down.

Good call but, guilty or not guilty, riots will ensue.

I wonder if a judge throwing the case out wouldn't be the best option to stop any rioting as well?

It would remove the build up, and the sense of jury bias.

Personally, this seems the best option.