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Edwynn -> RE: George Zimmerman Update... (7/18/2012 11:06:47 PM)
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ORIGINAL: BamaD
I have during my adult life lived in Mo, Ca, Tx, Md, and Al. I have noticed that words and phrases do not carry the same meaning in all parts of the country. For example in Mo, Tx, and Al the phrase I'm not going to run means you are about to kick somebody's tail end. Even in Md it means you will confront them.
That is complete and utter horse manure and you know it.
Completely fabricated, on the spot, just in this thread, just in that post.
How often did you actually hear the phrase "I'm not going to run," in TX, MO, AL, or anywhere else? How often did you see one person following another and not want to call the police? Probably never in your case, 'professional courtesy' and all that. You come across to me as a follower or molester of some sort, with your statement. Almost any normal person would call the police if they saw a person aggressively following another, as Zimmerman was doing.
Here's the reality of how it works in the South, in the North, in the West, in Europe or China or Africa or South America: If somebody is following you, it's because they intend harm or ill will towards you- period. That is the understanding in any world outside of your own wacko mind. Any response to someone openly displaying that he intends harm, as in following and then intently closing the distance, is liable for whatever response to that overt aggression, and that is the understanding in any state I have ever been in. NC, GA, VA, IL, SC, CA, and Arkansas here, with almost every other state along the way.
Whatever you drank or put up your nose, go sleep it off, and don't speak in this matter further if you want to avoid arrest or ass kicking, whichever comes first.
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