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Originally posted by ShadellacZumbrum
reply to post by n3mesis
I think you missed the point.
It is Not about the dollar.
It is about those Freedoms that WE as U.S. Citizens are guaranteed based on the doctrines set forth by Our Forefathers.
Originally posted by riffraff
Originally posted by n3mesis
haha incredible. capitalism at it's finest. no tragedy is to tragic, no opportunity missed. lets hear it for the almighty dollar!!
What's funny is imagining you seething with anger behind your keyboard. You just HAD to chime in with this post that is çompletely irrelevant and adds no value to the topic of the thread.
An innocent man's firearm is being kept from him indefinitely by an unjust federal government. Concerned citizens want to buy him a new one because they know with the roll of the dice it could be them, me, or even you in Zimmmermans shoes. But its soooo much easier too take half-cooked, teen angst stabs at capitalism,huh?
Now I'm in the mood to listen to some Rage Against The Machine.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Reply to post by Visitor2012
Amazing. How far over your head has this brief exchange gone?
So locked on your side of the agenda your apparently oblivious to how the words you speak could be directed at yourself.
You did say the man got away with murder after all.
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Originally posted by riffraff
Originally posted by Visitor2012
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Reply to post by Visitor2012
Actually, yeah. The agenda is expressed in the difference.
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You've missed my point entirely. I'm talking about human compassion and decency. A fire arm association using the death of your child as a platform to expressed the Right to bare Arms is extremely bad taste.
The federal government blatantly stripping innocent citizens of their God given inalienable rights leaves a bad taste in my mouth too
Originally posted by riffraff
Originally posted by Visitor2012
Originally posted by ShadellacZumbrum
reply to post by n3mesis
I think you missed the point.
It is Not about the dollar.
It is about those Freedoms that WE as U.S. Citizens are guaranteed based on the doctrines set forth by Our Forefathers.
How noble. So if somebody guns down someone you love and gets away with it using a bogus law, we'll be sure to use that as a platform to express our Right to bare arms and restock the murderer with a new gun and bullets.edit on 21-7-2013 by Visitor2012 because: (no reason given)
That would be true except for one glaring disconnect in your logic. Zimmerman didn't murder anyone. Now that you've been educated please stop propagating agenda driven lies.
he should be armed with an M4 at the minimum.
Originally posted by ShadellacZumbrum
reply to post by jimmyx
because you know exactly what is going to be done with your donation
That is right. Like it says. They will be getting him a new gun.
What were you thinking that they were going to do with the money?
Originally posted by ShadellacZumbrum
I think everyone that is attacking this has completely missed the whole point of this post.
It is NOT About Innocence or Guilt.
It is about the fundamental Erosion of OUR Constitutional Rights.
Every man has the Right Not to be tried for the same thing. Especially after he has been found NOT GUITLY by a jury of his peers.
Every Man has the Right to bare arms and to defend himself within the limits of the laws.
By denying him his freedoms you are in retrospect agreeing to have Your Freedoms Molested and Diminished.
Why would you agree to such a thing.
OR,. . .
Is it because it does not suit you to allow this man what Everyone has the Right to.
I would call that the Epitome of Hypocrisy.
How sad this is.
Originally posted by tomutheyounger
My personal view about the Zimmerman case is that he's a murderer who got away with it.
However, he's faced trial by jury and has been found not guilty. He walks, end of story - regardless of how anyone else feels.
Attempts at extrajudicial punishment by the federal regime in the United States against Zimmerman smack of extreme institutional arrogance and just illustrate how far that nation has fallen.
Does he deserve a weapon? My own feeling is no, he doesn't, but my own feelings in this case are as irrelevant as Obama's. If he's legally entitled to own and carry a gun then there's no legal reason why he shouldn't have one. One set of laws for all is the only way a free and just society can work.edit on 21-7-2013 by tomutheyounger because: (no reason given)