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Originally posted by acmpnsfal
Reply to post by bigfatfurrytexan
No, I called you biased because in your post all of the adjectives you used to describe Martin and his role in the situation were negative. While everything you said about Zimmerman was neutral and your perceptionof his role in this seemed to be inoocent. You were in no way in the middle. You may think you are, but how you talk about the situation reveals your personal bias. My personal opinion is not tainted by the media, I mean they have been playing both sides throughout this entire thing. I personally think he is guilty based on everything I have learned about him and his past.
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Originally posted by acmpnsfal
Reply to post by bigfatfurrytexan
That does not make any sense. Nobody in this thread has said why they think Zimmerman is guilty from the point of view of assuming Trayvon's innocence. Like, no one went indepth about the case like you did. If they had your post would not seem biased as you would be playing devils advocate. You decided to come out of the blue and defend Zimmerman, lol. You felt the need to victimize him. You claimed you were unbiased when you clearly were not. I dont count paying attention to the media as being tainted though. If you watch the news and recite talking points without doing any personal research I could go with that. Also, the FBI investigation is the most credible information available about Zimmerman to the general public at present. And its the FBI....lol. Its not some random news source, it holds a lot of weight.
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Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Every person has a right to a fair trial. Mr. Zimmerman, however, is an exception. At this point, there is no such thing as a fair trial. The media, in their own public trial, has made a mockery out of the rule of law.
I don't agree with Zimmermans initial approach....but when the moment came to fire the fatal shot, it sounds like he had no choice. And when I see pictures of him, he looks like a guy that was getting his butt kicked. Basically, according to Zimmerman, Martin was working him over real good, and then noticed the concealed weapon and went for it. Is there anything in the evidence that does not support this?