Nosathro
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ORIGINAL: farglebargle The 'reasonable doubt' is that the injury was in any way actually threatening, and that George ( once again that evening ) overreacted, but instead of just acting like a total douchebag this time, his overreaction ended up killing an innocent kid. That's the key here. GEORGES PERCEPTIONS AREN'T REASONABLE. What is the root cause of George's unreasonable beliefs? Who cares? It's GEORGE'S RESPONSIBILITY to ensure the medicine he's taking doesn't make him dangerous to the public or whatever. Maybe George isn't guilty due to insanity? FWIW, if I was O'Mara, ( given George's lack of candor with him ) I'd wonder if that's not a better strategy. Lie on your back let someone start beating on you while you are drowning in your own blood then tell us what is reasonable. Stretching that a bit far arent you? Drowning in your own blood? What happens when you are breathing hard and flat on your back with a broken nose? Lots of blood runs down your throat and into your windpipe. Isn't the technicalterm for that drowning in your own blood? You have medical proof that is what happen to Zimmerman....NOPE In fact the EMT did not report that happening either.... in fact witnesses say Zimmerman was walking around...can you walk and drown at the same time...I don't think so. I will even go as far as to say there is no proof it was blood, no test to prove it...could have been Zimmerman, could have been Martin..(Okay I just got a mental picture of that one ), could have been road kill, could have been ketcup for all anyone knows..
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