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Why don't guys like you ever get outraged about the Mexican vs Black race wars that have been going on in LA for years?
Originally posted by xEphon
reply to post by rufusdrak
He says coon clearly at 2:26
And the dispatcher clearly tells him not to follow.
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
reply to post by HereAgainGoneTomorrow
There you go again,,,chased? Where in the statements does it say he was being chased? Also, can you please quit tossing the race card around. It only adds to the ignorance of your posts!
There is an audio recording of Zimmerman admitting to chasing Martin.
Originally posted by rufusdrak
Originally posted by MrWendal
Originally posted by rufusdrak
]No it wouldn't you're dead wrong and know nothing about law. You can't "defend yourself" by assaulting someone who has not assaulted you. That's a complete joke, you would get thrown out of any debate in the court of law with that utterly juvenile assumption.
Actually, again you are incorrect.
You CAN assault someone who has not assaulted you if you have a reasonable cause to believe that there is an immanent threat.
One can easily argue that by Zimmerman (a complete stranger) following Martin (a 17 year old walking alone) with a car before following on foot is an action that could be perceived as a threat by Mr Martin.
Now you are incorrect because you cannot "assault" someone you can perhaps subdue them. Martin by factual eyewitness accounts did far more than attempt to 'subdue' Zimmerman, he was on top of him beating him to a bloody pulp which flies in the face of justice so once again your argument is wrong either way.
Originally posted by MrWendal
Originally posted by rufusdrak
Originally posted by MrWendal
Originally posted by rufusdrak
]No it wouldn't you're dead wrong and know nothing about law. You can't "defend yourself" by assaulting someone who has not assaulted you. That's a complete joke, you would get thrown out of any debate in the court of law with that utterly juvenile assumption.
Actually, again you are incorrect.
You CAN assault someone who has not assaulted you if you have a reasonable cause to believe that there is an immanent threat.
One can easily argue that by Zimmerman (a complete stranger) following Martin (a 17 year old walking alone) with a car before following on foot is an action that could be perceived as a threat by Mr Martin.
Now you are incorrect because you cannot "assault" someone you can perhaps subdue them. Martin by factual eyewitness accounts did far more than attempt to 'subdue' Zimmerman, he was on top of him beating him to a bloody pulp which flies in the face of justice so once again your argument is wrong either way.
Now your playing with words and not even doing so properly. Again, you exhibit your complete lack of understanding of Law.
Assaulting someone is putting your hands on someone, in any way, against their will. By definition, "subduing" someone is still assault if you touch them in any way to do it.
The difference between assault and "subdue" is a matter of perceived threat in the person committing the act.
Originally posted by rebellender
reply to post by sonnny1
Sonnny1 I long for my nation to poise first, gather the facts and act after knowing the whole store...all I am seeing here for the most part is knee jerking onto a runaway bandwagon out of control and liberal positions to include POTUS killing the character of of a man not even charged with a crime 29 days after the factedit on 24-3-2012 by rebellender because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by xEphon
reply to post by rufusdrak
I apologize. Try 2:22
he whispers "fu*cking coons" clear as day.
Unless, you know, he was just cursing something in a whisper for no reason.
Originally posted by MrWendal
Originally posted by HereAgainGoneTomorrow
Your doing it again....you have no idea of how the system works do you? The Police do not judge innocence or guilt. When they have facts that a crime has been committed, they charge and arrest the "accused". The Police, at the time of this incident, had witness statements and DID NOT have facts that a crime was committed.
If facts arise later, the prosecutor will issue an arrest warrant for the accused and have the police arrest them. If the family wants an inquiry, they can request it. Even a Grand Jury Investigation, which is the direction this case has gone.
Got it....hope you understand it now????
I am not doing anything again. What you are doing is ignoring the content and context of my post and attacking one word to form a debate over while ignoring everything else.
I know exactly how the system works. The Police investigated. They ruled the shooting was "justified". By making that ruling it means, Mr. Zimmerman is innocent of any wrong doing. I am not using the word innocent in the context of a courtroom trial.
Do YOU understand now?
Originally posted by xEphon
reply to post by rufusdrak
I apologize. Try 2:20
he whispers "fu*cking coons" clear as day.
Unless, you know, he was just cursing something in a whisper for no reason.
edit on 24-3-2012 by xEphon because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by rebellender
reply to post by sonnny1
Sonnny1 I long for my nation to poise first, gather the facts and act after knowing the whole store...all I am seeing here for the most part is knee jerking onto a runaway bandwagon out of control and liberal positions to include POTUS killing the character of of a man not even charged with a crime 29 days after the factedit on 24-3-2012 by rebellender because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by rufusdrak
Originally posted by xEphon
reply to post by rufusdrak
I apologize. Try 2:20
he whispers "fu*cking coons" clear as day.
Unless, you know, he was just cursing something in a whisper for no reason.
edit on 24-3-2012 by xEphon because: (no reason given)
Clear as day? Keep telling yourself that. That is literally inaudible/unintelligible. But whatever helps you sleep better at night.