Yikes! This is horrible

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His time is very limited (and that shouldn't be construed as a threat from me). Actions like this will get him killed. He's already had several scuffles since killing Trayvon.
 

Fingon

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Yet he was defended by gun rights apologists on this board for months on end. Fun times.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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Yet he was defended by gun rights apologists on this board for months on end. Fun times.
He the person wasn't defended. The situation was defended. You don't convict someone for being an idiot. What I saw was people defending the action, not standing up for him as the individual.
 

Airport

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His time is very limited (and that shouldn't be construed as a threat from me). Actions like this will get him killed. He's already had several scuffles since killing Trayvon.

He certainly has had his problems. I'm sure he needs the money. Sad thing to do.
 

mneilmont

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He the person wasn't defended. The situation was defended. You don't convict someone for being an idiot. What I saw was people defending the action, not standing up for him as the individual.
They were complying with the law on the books. But I was really surprised DOJ didn't overrule and hang his *** on civil rights law. Looked like the perfect pigeon.
 
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They were complying with the law on the books. But I was really surprised DOJ didn't overrule and hang his *** on civil rights law. Looked like the perfect pigeon.
DOJ is pretty limited on what they can with a private citizen in case like his. Had he been a public official there would have been a better chance, but even then it would be unlikely.
 

mneilmont

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DOJ is pretty limited on what they can with a private citizen in case like his. Had he been a public official there would have been a better chance, but even then it would be unlikely.
Maye. They assumed the one in SC yesterday. It was commonplace in the South after 1963. Are you saying they can't or don't now?
 

Mntneer

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He the person wasn't defended. The situation was defended. You don't convict someone for being an idiot. What I saw was people defending the action, not standing up for him as the individual.

Exactly. And him being an *** doesn't give anyone the right to deny me my rights.
 
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Maye. They assumed the one in SC yesterday. It was commonplace in the South after 1963. Are you saying they can't or don't now?
The ones they picked up in the past usually involved public officials (cops) or those engaged in a conspiracy to deny rights (Klan).
 

MikeRafone

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what about him was defended?

His right to shoot a kid who whipped his *** for chasing said kid around. That thing involving fat paranoid white guys having the right to shoot underage black kids for hurting their pride. There's a name for it but it escapes me. At least the kid had self-defense going for him.
 

dave

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His right to shoot a kid who whipped his *** for chasing said kid around. That thing involving fat paranoid white guys having the right to shoot underage black kids for hurting their pride. There's a name for it but it escapes me. At least the kid had self-defense going for him.
Fiction always reads better.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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His right to shoot a kid who whipped his *** for chasing said kid around. That thing involving fat paranoid white guys having the right to shoot underage black kids for hurting their pride. There's a name for it but it escapes me. At least the kid had self-defense going for him.
Well I guess if that your understanding of the case, then I can see why you came to the conclusions you did as incorrect as your understanding may be.

Oh and way to stereotype, it's ok though, we all remember that he was a "white hispanic" or whatever the fvcking term was. The media sold racism and there were a whole gang of rubes who bought in.
 

dave

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Well I guess if that your understanding of the case, then I can see why you came to the conclusions you did as incorrect as your understanding may be.

Oh and way to stereotype, it's ok though, we all remember that he was a "white hispanic" or whatever the fvcking term was. The media sold racism and there were a whole gang of rubes who bought in.
It is usually the same rubes who always fall for what the media sells. Then they mock fox news and don't see the irony.
 

mneilmont

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It is usually the same rubes who always fall for what the media sells. Then they mock fox news and don't see the irony.
They know the facts of the case and refuse to be confused by witness, and law on the books is probably not the way it should be. Damn, it would be great to act like SCOTUS in these local matters and base decision on "the way it should be and not necessarily the way it is written". Reinforces those who see the Constitution as a "living breathing thing".