George Zimmerman: God Made Me Do It
(the comments are almost worse than his drivel)
Won't Someone PLEASE Think of George Zimmerman?
George Zimmerman: God Made Me Do It
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Zimmerman says that when he learned the Justice Department had closed its investigation, “Initially I was extremely alleviated.” Ah, but that initial feeling of alleviation soon turned into another feeling — perhaps he felt alluvial, or even alloyed (sadly, he could not make references to literary works, because the whole experience left him disallusioned). But now, George Zimmerman is on a quest. A quest for justice, and perhaps to keep his name in the news:
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“I believe that the American judicial system failed,” Zimmerman said, because he never should have even been tried at all. After all, he knew he was innocent, and since when does the American judicial system put people on trial when they’re sure they did nothing wrong? What a topsy-turvy world we live in, when someone is tried for murder just for shooting a kid, instead of perhaps exhuming the dead 17-year-old and trying him for having been a thug.
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Frankly, no, Zimmerman is pretty OK with Trayvon Martin being dead, because George Zimmerman is a Christian, so when shit happens, it’s God’s will:
I believe that God does everything for a purpose, and He had his plans, and for me to second-guess them would be hypocritical, almost blasphemous.
Take that, doctrine of free will! It was preordained, and George Zimmerman is not going to blaspheme by asking whether maybe God didn’t want that kid to die at 17. Still, Zimmerman has given that matter a lot of “thought”:
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