Why is this Zimmerman shit still relevant?

jjgold · 07-16-13, 01:25 PM

good post Deuce..yes horrible kid died but who knows what happened..good points on both sides, lets move on

ApricotSinner32 · 07-16-13, 01:30 PM

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Louisvillekid1 · 07-16-13, 01:39 PM

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sweep · 07-16-13, 01:44 PM

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konck · 07-16-13, 01:48 PM

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Did BeanpoleJim turn Black

Deuce · 07-16-13, 03:42 PM

Black guy speaks like a rational person. Nothing ignorant to what he said at all.

tony_come · 07-16-13, 04:42 PM

It is what it izzzz

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 07:57 PM

he's a hero of mine.

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 08:01 PM

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stevenash · 07-16-13, 08:06 PM

Originally posted by Deuce

I guarantee since the verdict, 200+ blacks have been killed by gun violence nation wide by the hands of another black.

Stop. Media just stop. You're burying this country. The guy is as white as Obama. This fat bitch saying racial slurs are normal cultural talk, you're showing how fukking half ass backwards the culture is.

The jury is white? The councils both selected the jury. He is half whit and half Hispanic. Just stop. Move on.

Tragic that the kid died but the jury has spoken. It's over. Move on and learn from this mess. Open a fukkin book, pull your fukkin pants up, remove the blunt from behind your ear, and stick it to whitey the best way you can. With an education.

Excellent post.

Any of you guys ever hear of PURPLE LEAN or PURPLE DRANK?
It's a cheap high in the hip hop community.
You take pop rocks, or skittles, and mix it with sprite, or Arizona Watermelon Iced tea, combine it with Robitussen cough medicine (thus the 'purple')
Supposed to be very potent.

Google Purple 'Drank' or 'Purple Lean' for yourself

The drug most associated with Trayvon Martin through his Miami gang relations, an official report says, is known as LEAN or PURPLE LEAN or PURPLE DRANK. This drug drink is frequently made from Arizona Watermelon drink and Skittles candy (both found on Trayvon Martin's body the night he was killed) and then mixed with over the counter cough medicine (Robitussen and similar brands) that makes a very potent drug; and Trayvon's use of this drug, along with his use of marijuana, was evidenced in his autopsy report which listed THC in both his blood and urine, and liver damage consistent with long-term use of the LEAN type drug.

The bitter truth about Trayvon's past will come out into the full light of day. He was in serious trouble for drugs, theft, and fighting. Kicked out of school. Kicked out of his moms house to go live with his stepdad. HE WAS NO SAINT. Neither was George. But we see at trial George's past was allowed. Funny that Trayvon's wasn't! His parents have hit a payday of a million dollars, that the homeowners should have instead fought in court. This was never about race. It was about people. One with drug and anger issues, one with fear and anger. Not a good combo.

Andy117 · 07-16-13, 08:14 PM

Originally posted by stevenash

Excellent post.

Any of you guys ever hear of PURPLE LEAN or PURPLE DRANK?
It's a cheap high in the hip hop community.
You take pop rocks, or skittles, and mix it with sprite, or Arizona Watermelon Iced tea, combine it with Robitussen cough medicine (thus the 'purple')
Supposed to be very potent.

Google Purple 'Drank' or 'Purple Lean' for yourself

The drug most associated with Trayvon Martin through his Miami gang relations, an official report says, is known as LEAN or PURPLE LEAN or PURPLE DRANK. This drug drink is frequently made from Arizona Watermelon drink and Skittles candy (both found on Trayvon Martin's body the night he was killed) and then mixed with over the counter cough medicine (Robitussen and similar brands) that makes a very potent drug; and Trayvon's use of this drug, along with his use of marijuana, was evidenced in his autopsy report which listed THC in both his blood and urine, and liver damage consistent with long-term use of the LEAN type drug.

There's nothing in that combo that would lead you to believe that it would make a potent drink. Sugar + Robitussen isn't going to be really all that different than just Robitussen.

stevenash · 07-16-13, 08:21 PM

Originally posted by Andy117

There's nothing in that combo that would lead you to believe that it would make a potent drink. Sugar + Robitussen isn't going to be really all that different than just Robitussen.

I don't see it either Andy, but from accounts it's popular in the 'hood.

Plus573 · 07-16-13, 08:42 PM

google robotripping

ADR51 · 07-16-13, 08:45 PM

Trayvon was not a good kid that got shot just because. You run with thugs, burglars and drug dealers, nothing good can come out of it.

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 08:51 PM

daneblazer · 07-16-13, 08:51 PM

Prosecution dropped the ball. Complete bufoonery. You cant have witnesses saying "I don't know" "I don't know" and expect to prove anything.

The jury made the right call. It's bullshit and it doesn't mean Zimmerman is innocent, but it's the way it is. America needs to get over it.

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 08:53 PM

Originally posted by daneblazer

Prosecution dropped the ball. Complete bufoonery. You cant have witnesses saying "I don't know" "I don't know" and expect to prove anything.

The jury made the right call. It's bullshit and it doesn't mean Zimmerman is innocent, but it's the way it is. America needs to get over it.

it does man zman is innocent. He shot in self-defense. That's is not illegal.

stevenash · 07-16-13, 08:59 PM

Originally posted by Plus573

google robotripping

Don't have to, it's a dexy high.
Aderall is a dexy too.

stevenash · 07-16-13, 09:05 PM

Not guilty means a jury of your peers has determined that there was not enough evidence or argumentation presented to convince you that the defending probably committed the crime (by failing to satisfy whatever the burden of proof was).

Zimmerman was found not guilty, he was not found innocent. He was not found innocent of anything.
The verdict was not guilty.

/end debate

Andy117 · 07-16-13, 09:26 PM

Originally posted by TheRifleman

it does man zman is innocent. He shot in self-defense. That's is not illegal.

He's innocent just like Casey Anthony.

stevenash · 07-16-13, 09:29 PM

Originally posted by Andy117

He's innocent just like Casey Anthony.

or OJ

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 09:35 PM

Originally posted by Andy117

He's innocent just like Casey Anthony.

well, what exactly WOULD he have been guilty of had he been convicted?

Casey anthony was over charged, that's why she got off...she was charged with 1st degree murder and they couldn't prove their case.

OJ was let off the hook by a bunch of dumb-ass,racist, black, ghetto cockroaches......funny, didn't see the outraged white community riot or call for the federal government to intervene. They just washed their hands of blacks.....no more. That carries over today.

sickening... all of this nonsense.

Andy117 · 07-16-13, 10:09 PM

Originally posted by TheRifleman

well, what exactly WOULD he have been guilty of had he been convicted?

Casey anthony was over charged, that's why she got off...she was charged with 1st degree murder and they couldn't prove their case.

OJ was let off the hook by a bunch of dumb-ass,racist, black, ghetto cockroaches......funny, didn't see the outraged white community riot or call for the federal government to intervene. They just washed their hands of blacks.....no more. That carries over today.

sickening... all of this nonsense.

Well obviously he could have been guilty of murder.
1st degree murder should have been the charge for Casey Anthony, she planned out the murder of her own child and then she hid the body. The prosecution just botched the case.
The OJ case was also botched by the prosecution and some sloppy police work.

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 10:21 PM

Originally posted by Andy117

Well obviously he could have been guilty of murder.
1st degree murder should have been the charge for Casey Anthony, she planned out the murder of her own child and then she hid the body. The prosecution just botched the case.
The OJ case was also botched by the prosecution and some sloppy police work.

this is why you are so dumb.lol....he was NEVER going to be convicted of "murder", that would be 1st degree and that was never an option....the only thing he could have been convicted of would have been some type of "manslaughter" charge ..vol or invol.....but the jury said that wouldn't fit either......so, again, what would he have been charged with?? it was CLEARLY a case of self-defense.

And you can't charge someone with 1st degree murder IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE EVIDENCE TO PROVE YOUR CASE.

Say something remotely intelligent.

Russian Rocket · 07-16-13, 10:24 PM

Originally posted by TheRifleman

this is why you are so dumb.lol....he was NEVER going to be convicted of "murder", that would be 1st degree and that was never an option....the only thing he could have been convicted of would have been some type of "manslaughter" charge ..vol or invol.....but the jury said that wouldn't fit either......so, again, what would he have been charged with?? it was CLEARLY a case of self-defense.

And you can't charge someone with 1st degree murder IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE EVIDENCE TO PROVE YOUR CASE.

Say something remotely intelligent.

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Andy117 · 07-16-13, 10:31 PM

Originally posted by TheRifleman

this is why you are so dumb.lol....he was NEVER going to be convicted of "murder", that would be 1st degree and that was never an option....the only thing he could have been convicted of would have been some type of "manslaughter" charge ..vol or invol.....but the jury said that wouldn't fit either......so, again, what would he have been charged with?? it was CLEARLY a case of self-defense.

And you can't charge someone with 1st degree murder IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE EVIDENCE TO PROVE YOUR CASE.

Say something remotely intelligent.

2nd degree murder is still murder.

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 10:45 PM

Originally posted by Andy117

2nd degree murder is still murder.

2nd degree murder was not an option either, as it would have to be proved that Zimmerman did something "unlawful" which resulted in the thugs death....he did nothing unlawful, so says the jury, so, once again, what would be have been convicted of?

please say something meaningful. I'm all ears. lol.

Andy117 · 07-16-13, 10:51 PM

Originally posted by TheRifleman

2nd degree murder was not an option either, as it would have to be proved that Zimmerman did something "unlawful" which resulted in the thugs death....he did nothing unlawful, so says the jury, so, once again, what would be have been convicted of?

please say something meaningful. I'm all ears. lol.

You are so dense. He was charged with 2nd degree murder. He was obviously not convicted.

MUHerd37 · 07-16-13, 10:51 PM

The prosecution didn't botch the case because there was no case to botch.

Deuce · 07-16-13, 10:58 PM

Just to further strengthen my initial point...

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 10:58 PM

Originally posted by Andy117

You are so dense. He was charged with 2nd degree murder. He was obviously not convicted.

Duh, we know he was charged with 2nd degree murder....but how can you charge someone with 2nd degree murder , when they did NOTHING ILLEGAL???? Why didn't they just charge him with 1st degree murder, they had as much evidence...which was NO EVIDENCE.

So again......what exactly would zman have been convicted of , had they convicted him?

Why are you so STUPID???

TheRifleman · 07-16-13, 10:59 PM

Originally posted by Deuce

Just to further strengthen my initial point...

negroes and liberals....what a loser combo

stevenash · 07-16-13, 11:46 PM

Originally posted by TheRifleman

So again......what exactly would zman have been convicted of , had they convicted him?

Involuntary manslaughter

Wojo · 07-17-13, 12:20 AM

Something Jesse Jackson and Miss Ali on the Dr. Drew HLN show, whoever the heck she is, said is Trayvon Martin didn't have a jury of his own peers.

The IDIOTS didn't realize that the person on trial was George Zimmerman, not Trayvon Martin. The jury was supposed to be on of Zimmerman's peers, NOT Martin's. Plus, both sides questioned and approved the potential jurors.