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Well, I actually agree with RealOne on something. Congratulations Universe, you win

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I am not ready to jump on your lets hang the crazy mexican bastard band wagon until a grand jury looks at the case.

there is such a thing called "due process of law".

not edwyin and farges hang em first ask questions later lynch mob justice

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Unless we think that there is something 'so speshul' about Zimmerman as in contrast to any other legitimate suspect.

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ORIGINAL: Real0ne

suffice to say <-- correct grammar btw LOL

if they thought they had a viable case they would have him in custody, well they do not so its pretty clear to me there is more to this than first blush.

I just have to laugh at all the drama!

If this were the west you and your ilk would have hung who knows how many innocent people.

~DaMOB rules

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ORIGINAL: Edwynn

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Well, I actually agree with RealOne on something. Congratulations Universe, you win

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ORIGINAL: Real0ne

I am not ready to jump on your lets hang the crazy mexican bastard band wagon until a grand jury looks at the case.

there is such a thing called "due process of law".

not edwyin and farges hang em first ask questions later lynch mob justice

It is not at all unusual for a suspect to be booked, which unbeknownst to some here, is not the equivalent of a conviction.

Unless a judge disallows bond, the accused can put up the money and wait at home. You know, like 99.999% of all the other accused-under-suspicion do.

Unless we think that there is something 'so speshul' about Zimmerman as in contrast to any other legitimate suspect.

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Ok, now you're putting us on. Given that Zimmerman's got an assault charge against a cop and a domestic violence rap on his record, and he's the sole member of the "FOREVER ALONE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH", again, the Judge is going to start thinking about if this person is

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I think there is not enough of a case yet to even justify an arrest. He isn't a flight risk, from what I have heard. I doubt if he is dangerous, except when he is in neighbor watch mode. Why arrest before you are to make your case?

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The Castle Doctrine is different. That refers to your ability to use deadly force within your home. Florida follows a different standard that allows shout outs in the street.

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suffice to say <-- correct grammar btw LOL

if they thought they had a viable case they would have him in custody, well they do not so its pretty clear to me there is more to this than first blush.

I just have to laugh at all the drama!

If this were the west you and your ilk would have hung who knows how many innocent people.

~DaMOB rules

It's the Sanford police, with an established record of 'lightening up' on their friends who have committed violent crimes.

The 'drama!' is all yours, sweet cheeks, as is your penchant in every post.

But I can well understand the real concern and the furrowed brow from someone who has acquitted Zimmerman of any and all charges in advance.

Shoot to kill, tax is theft, etc. yeah, we got it.

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you just want everyone to join your lynch MOB.

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I heard on the news that the two representatives who sponsored this law are saying Zimmerman should be arrested. I don't blame them for trying to distance themselves from the obvious results of their piece of shit legislation.

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The tragic story of Trayvon Martin's death has ignited a great deal of debate about the Stand Your Ground law that seems to allow the defense claimed by his attacker, George Zimmerman. As the prime sponsor of this legislation in the Florida House, I'd like to clarify that there is nothing in the law that provides for the opportunity to pursue and confront individuals. It simply lets those who would be victims use force in self-defense...

...media reports about Trayvon Martin's death indicate that Zimmerman's unnecessary pursuit and confrontation of Martin elevated the prospect of a violent episode, and does not seem to be an act of self defense as defined by the law.