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rhett o rick

(55,981 posts) Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:36 PM Jul 2013

Doesnt this mean Zimmy can still carry his gun? And with this precedent, kill again. Gotta love it.

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Doesnt this mean Zimmy can still carry his gun? And with this precedent, kill again. Gotta love it. (Original Post) rhett o rick Jul 2013 OP

AND look for more gut-toting Zimmermans!!! Skittles Jul 2013 #1

That is the real truth to this Lithos Jul 2013 #4

George walks out of the court room and straps his gun back on vindicated to kill again. nm rhett o rick Jul 2013 #5

Yes, i expect him to ultimately do something like that Lithos Jul 2013 #7

Not if he has a brain Bake Jul 2013 #11

But he doesnt have a brain or he wouldnt have gotten into this in the first place. The jury has rhett o rick Jul 2013 #12

Exactly. It is bizarre to think a cold blooded Riley18 Jul 2013 #2

No conviction. No prohibition. He can gun up and go back on "neighborhood watch" tonight. Kennah Jul 2013 #3

That was my thought, also. MH1 Jul 2013 #6

He WILL kill again. He knows how to do it now. kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #8

He'll get the same gun he killed Trayvon with back from the cops NightWatcher Jul 2013 #9

Trial verdicts are NOT precedent Bake Jul 2013 #10

Skittles

(153,160 posts)

1. AND look for more gut-toting Zimmermans!!!

Reply to rhett o rick (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:37 PM

Jul 2013

this really gives them permission

Lithos

(26,403 posts)

4. That is the real truth to this

Reply to Skittles (Reply #1)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:41 PM

Jul 2013

It's not that George Z will kill again, it's that others like him are going to be encouraged.

L-

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)

5. George walks out of the court room and straps his gun back on vindicated to kill again. nm

Reply to Lithos (Reply #4)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:46 PM

Jul 2013

Lithos

(26,403 posts)

7. Yes, i expect him to ultimately do something like that

Reply to rhett o rick (Reply #5)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:48 PM

Jul 2013

He has constantly escalated each time he has gotten off.

However, many others just like him are going to do the same and they will kill or maim some one just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time and for the crime of being different.

L-

Bake

(21,977 posts)

11. Not if he has a brain

Reply to rhett o rick (Reply #5)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 11:30 PM

Jul 2013

Not that I think he DOES, mind you. But he might not get so lucky with the next jury. He would be well advised not to risk it. In fact, he'd be we'll advised to change his name, drop 100 pounds, And move to someplace like Idaho or Montana.

Bake

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)

12. But he doesnt have a brain or he wouldnt have gotten into this in the first place. The jury has

Reply to Bake (Reply #11)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 11:32 PM

Jul 2013

emboldened him. He is indestructible. He will kill again. He will kill again. And this jury will have to live with that.

Riley18

(1,127 posts)

2. Exactly. It is bizarre to think a cold blooded

Reply to rhett o rick (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:39 PM

Jul 2013

murder of a kid meant nothing to those 6 people.

Kennah

(14,265 posts)

3. No conviction. No prohibition. He can gun up and go back on "neighborhood watch" tonight.

Reply to rhett o rick (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:40 PM

Jul 2013

MH1

(17,600 posts)

6. That was my thought, also.

Reply to rhett o rick (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:48 PM

Jul 2013

This is just seriously fucked up.

kestrel91316

(51,666 posts)

8. He WILL kill again. He knows how to do it now.

Reply to rhett o rick (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:54 PM

Jul 2013

And there will be copycats picking fights with black people right and left, hoping to goad them into a single slap so they can claim they feared for their life.

NightWatcher

(39,343 posts)

9. He'll get the same gun he killed Trayvon with back from the cops

Reply to rhett o rick (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 10:56 PM

Jul 2013

That seems fair right

Bake

(21,977 posts)

10. Trial verdicts are NOT precedent

Reply to rhett o rick (Original post)

Sat Jul 13, 2013, 11:25 PM

Jul 2013

Trial court verdicts do not set legal precedent. That's Law School 101.

Bake, Esq.

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