I'll say it again. Before it's over, it'll be "the gun went off accidentally"

[Solomon]

Watch.

That's the strategy in having everybody else speak for George but not George himself. Sending up trial balloons to see what sticks, all the while infecting the jury pool.

I think hate radio and hate tv are steering them wrong by trying to convince people that their story is reasonable.

It is not. Quite frankly it is ridiculous.

[Sarah Ibarruri]

1. We should make a list of more bs lies Zimmerman can claim

He's already come up with quite a few, but I'm sure there are more.

The accidental gun firing is a good lie for him to come up with.

[Solomon]

2. He will say he lied because he thought no one would

believe him. Then they'll point to the "liberal media bias" coverage of the case to show he was right to presume that people wouldn't believe the truth.

He didn't mean to shoot him. (But Trayvon kept screaming so loud...)

[Sarah Ibarruri]

4. That's a good one! nt

[SteveABG]

3. Or Trayvon took the gun to shoot himself

And George was simply trying to get the gun back to save Trayvon's life, when it went off.

Why not? It's just as believable as the rest of the crap they're feeding us.

[uponit7771]

9. +1!

[guitar man]

5. If they trot out that old smelly fish

I'll have to say it long and loud. Guns don't just "go off" somebody has to squeeze the trigger.

[obxhead]

6. Wouldn't that cancel the SYG defense?

It might reduce the charge he's convicted under, but it would nullify the SYG defense I would think.

Either it was an accident or he was in the right. Hard to play both sides.

[nadinbrzezinski]

7. Bingo

[Solomon]

11. He has no chance under SYG. He is going to do some

time. Going down for manslaughter is a lot better than 1st degree murder.

[eallen]

8. Guns don't point themselves

When you're holding a gun, you're responsible for the direction of the barrel.

[Ruby the Liberal]

10. Well, then he had no business CCW

if he didn't comprehend finger on the trigger + safety off.

No cigar.

[mzmolly]

12. Agreed.

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