George Zimmerman is broke and gained 105 lbs.

[Morph]

Nah, Morph youre ignoring the fact that GZ was stalking son...

It's difficult to say that GZ stalked or 'hunted' Trayvon. They didn't know each other. To stalk or hunt, you must have an idea what of what you're going after. You've got to prove malicious intent or pre-meditation. I think the prosecutor skipped the grand jury because that is very difficult to prove. Since Zimmerman volunteered for neighborhood watch, he could argue logically, that his brief pursuit of Trayvon was in 'good faith'.

I'm not defending him, but it's difficult for me to accept that Zimmerman woke up that morning intent on 'hunting' down Trayvon and killing him for whatever reason.

 

[intilectual recipricol]

It's difficult to say that GZ stalked or 'hunted' Trayvon. They didn't know each other. To stalk or hunt, you must have an idea what of what you're going after. You've got to prove malicious intent or pre-meditation. I think the prosecutor skipped the grand jury because that is very difficult to prove. Since Zimmerman volunteered for neighborhood watch, he could argue logically, that his brief pursuit of Trayvon was in 'good faith'.

I'm not defending him, but it's difficult for me to accept that Zimmerman woke up that morning intent on 'hunting' down Trayvon and killing him for whatever reason.

Intent doesnt require him to wake up with the notion to murder, all he needs is a mere moment and it can be considered 1st degree murder... he had more than enough time. Youre also still ignoring Martin's right to defend himself.

 

[Suicide King]

It's difficult to say that GZ stalked or 'hunted' Trayvon. They didn't know each other. To stalk or hunt, you must have an idea what of what you're going after. You've got to prove malicious intent or pre-meditation. I think the prosecutor skipped the grand jury because that is very difficult to prove. Since Zimmerman volunteered for neighborhood watch, he could argue logically, that his brief pursuit of Trayvon was in 'good faith'.

I'm not defending him, but it's difficult for me to accept that Zimmerman woke up that morning intent on 'hunting' down Trayvon and killing him for whatever reason.

Its manslaughter, because I don't think Zimmerman is a murderer.

Standing your ground is one thing, but actually walking 70 feet to that ground is a stretch and I don't see how the law can still apply.

He was clearly the aggressor with a gun in his waist chasing a teenager. Its a crazy world if a grown man can kill a kid or someone minding their own business with no consequences.

 

[MF_BREW]

looks like he is dying a slow death.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

looks like he is dying a slow death.

 

[Arabial Knight]

This fool is mexican and he's always been labelled white. I guess if he had a darker tan

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Hopefully he gets raped in prison.

 

[Danie84]

But he still breathing, unlike Trayvon

 

[Morph]

Intent doesnt require him to wake up with the notion to murder, all he needs is a mere moment and it can be considered 1st degree murder... he had more than enough time.

Yes, but did that mere moment ever materialize?

Youre also still ignoring Martin's right to defend himself.

Here's the thing that's got me puzzled concerning self defense:

The autopsy reveals that Trayvon's knuckles were bruised or swollen. No bruising in the face or any other part of the body. It doesn't appear that Zimmerman physically attacked him first....BUT if he did, he didn't land a single punch. If Trayvon attacked first, then what right did he have to defend himself if he was the initial aggressor? Here's the tricky part: It's possible that Zimmerman did throw the first punch and horribly missed, in that case Trayvon did have the right to defend himself. Case closed. Then again, Trayvon stood about 6'2 and 150 lbs, not an easy target to miss?

It's manslaughter

I agree. Zimmerman's an idiot, delusional, etc, but I doubt he's a murderer.

 

[5n0man]

Yes, but did that mere moment ever materialize?




Here's the thing that's got me puzzled concerning self defense:

The autopsy reveals that Trayvon's knuckles were bruised or swollen. No bruising in the face or any other part of the body. It doesn't appear that Zimmerman physically attacked him first....BUT if he did, he didn't land a single punch. If Trayvon attacked first, then what right did he have to defend himself if he was the initial aggressor? Here's the tricky part: It's possible that Zimmerman did throw the first punch and horribly missed, in that case Trayvon did have the right to defend himself. Case closed. Then again, Trayvon stood about 6'2 and 150 lbs, not an easy target to miss?




I agree. Zimmerman's an idiot, delusional, etc, but I doubt he's a murderer.

so you saying even tho George followed this innocent kid around for no reason, had a gun and most likely flashed it at trayvon, for the simple fact that he was black in a non urban area,all this after a police officer told him not to follow this kid, that he wasn't the aggressor?

I'm sorry bro, sounds like the kid was defending himself to me.

What would you do if some racist dude with a gun started following you and chasing you down?( assuming your not a cac)

I'd punch that motherfukker right in his face too, in self defense, I'd fear for my life which is probly what trayvon was doing when he decided to defend his self


I'm 5'9 and 150, I'm thin as fukk, so basically trayvon was a tall scrawny kid and he was suppose to look threatening?

 

[TAYLONDO SAMSWORTHY]

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[Dusty Bake Activate]

Yes, but did that mere moment ever materialize?




Here's the thing that's got me puzzled concerning self defense:

The autopsy reveals that Trayvon's knuckles were bruised or swollen. No bruising in the face or any other part of the body. It doesn't appear that Zimmerman physically attacked him first....BUT if he did, he didn't land a single punch. If Trayvon attacked first, then what right did he have to defend himself if he was the initial aggressor? Here's the tricky part: It's possible that Zimmerman did throw the first punch and horribly missed, in that case Trayvon did have the right to defend himself. Case closed. Then again, Trayvon stood about 6'2 and 150 lbs, not an easy target to miss?




I agree. Zimmerman's an idiot, delusional, etc, but I doubt he's a murderer.

So if you initiate a conflict then lose the ensuing fight, you have the right to murder the guy who kicked your ass?

Maybe I should try this with Jared Allen or J. J. Watt.

 

[intilectual recipricol]

So if you initiate a conflict then lose the ensuing fight, you have the right to murder the guy who kicked your ass?

Maybe I should try this with Jared Allen or J. J. Watt.

word. It just doesnt make a lick of sense. But then again, I doubt that argument works if the colors are reversed. Just a hunch.

 

[zerozero]

he deserves a speedy trial and freedom from sexual violence like anyone else does.

 

[Suicide King]

word. It just doesnt make a lick of sense. But then again, I doubt that argument works if the colors are reversed. Just a hunch.

Hopefully the jury examines all the evidence, and realize you can't accost and provoke someone without expecting things to get out of hand.

With all the evidence, I still feel Zimmerman might no get convicted, because they might feel he is not responsible for the events of that day.