It's true

[b0und]

For what it's worth, you can vote on HuffPo:

Zimmerman Verdict Poll: Do You Agree With The Verdict?

I voted: Zimmerman should have been convicted on manslaughter, but not second-degree murder.

That some guy can appoint himself neighborhood watch guard, follow anyone he deems suspicious around, then kill them when a violent confrontation ensues and still get acquitted is scary.






b0und (really)

 

[75th]

That some guy can appoint himself neighborhood watch guard, follow anyone he deems suspicious around, then kill them when a violent confrontation ensues and still get acquitted is scary.

Yup. Again, dangerous precedent being set. What I do appreciate, though, is that the jury reached a conclusion that obviously wasnt swayed by the very public hullabaloo regarding the case. Agree or disagree with the verdict you have to respect the jury deciding it based only on the facts presented to them at trial.

So what's next? He's too young for the GOP to nominate him for president in 2016. Perhaps the party will encourage him to run for a seat in the House?

 

[dusteefartz]

They went after the wrong conviction plain and simple. He is not guilty of 2nd degree murder.

 

[-SD-]

The system worked.

 

[-SD-]

Yup. Again, dangerous precedent being set. What I do appreciate, though, is that the jury reached a conclusion that obviously wasnt swayed by the very public hullabaloo regarding the case. Agree or disagree with the verdict you have to respect the jury deciding it based only on the facts presented to them at trial.

So what's next? He's too young for the GOP to nominate him for president in 2016. Perhaps the party will encourage him to run for a seat in the House?

He should carpet bag to a district he can easily win a house or senate seat a-la Hillary going to NY

 

[b0und]

They went after the wrong conviction plain and simple. He is not guilty of 2nd degree murder.

But they had the option to convict him of manslaughter. The even asked for clarification on the definition of manslaughter.

Jurors In The Zimmerman Trial Ask For Clarification On The Definition Of Manslaughter Charge - Business Insider

To think that he just gets off free after following and killing Martin does not look right.





b0und (seriously)

 

[-SD-]

But they had the option to convict him of manslaughter. The even asked for clarification on the definition of manslaughter.

Jurors In The Zimmerman Trial Ask For Clarification On The Definition Of Manslaughter Charge - Business Insider

To think that he just gets off free after following and killing Martin does not look right.





b0und (seriously)

OJ walked on double murder bro. Doesnt "look right" but our legal system operates on facts and evidence, not what "feels right".
If you recall Zimmermann wasnt even arrested until public pressure due to the PC media forced a small local law enforcement agency to cave under pressure to charge him. Now look where it got them, embarrased in front of the nation for relying on mob mentality instead of FACTS and EVIDENCE.

Prosecution Fail.

 

[iamthatiam]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wDDjVPJ73A

 

[iamthatiam]

They went after the wrong conviction plain and simple. He is not guilty of 2nd degree murder.

Manslaughter was on the table. I thought he should have been convicted of manslaughter. Tough call.

 

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