BamaD -> RE: AW SHIT, ANOTHER SENSELESS KILLING BY A WIDE-EYED 2ND AMENDMENT NUT (7/21/2016 11:21:12 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Edwird It would be immensely helpful in taking you seriously other than had you not claimed that Zimmerman had every right to ignore a police department-hired dispatcher while claiming that a 17 yr. old kid on his way back from the store while talking to his girl friend should have stopped in his tracks when somebody who obviously had no respect for the law, wearing a red sweatshirt and breathing heavily, was accosting him. That's not what I said. That's your opinion of what I said. K. You went on relentlessly to that effect for at least three months after Tayvon Martin's killing. If you don't want to own up to it, then so be it. I grew up with guys like Tayvon Martin. I did not at all appreciate people like you rubbing it in about his unfortunate demise, or that he should have bowed to massa, etc. when "massa" himself was a nutjob. Your and Bama's relentless insistence that being followed closely down the street by somebody else was nothing to be concerned about was about as disingenuous as it gets. It was supposed to be 'nothing to be concerned about' as long as the followed was a black guy and the follower was white, or close enough to being not black. Had it been one or two comments to that effect, 'no harm, no foul,' as they say. But you just kept on with it. You guys have guns, I don't, and never had. You guys are not born southerners, I am. You guys are scared shitless, I'm not. Your world is not my world, or anything close to it, safe to say. I got followed by people of ill intent when I was a teenager, by black guys, Puerto Rican guys, faggots, etc. but by far more so by white hetero guys up to no good. I displayed all this and all you guys did, instead of understanding real life situations, was to blow it away and play it down. You guys have no clue, and made that into a display of pride. I was 'afraid' when I was a kid, I have no trouble in admitting. But I grew up, and got a clue, and eventually understood that there were others much bigger than I was who were afraid too. I don't care if I get killed tomorrow, it only changes things by a few years. Most people do not have that understanding and live every day scared shitless. I don't make up shit in my head. I am not a teenager anymore. I enjoy life as it comes to me. Tayvon Martin reminded me of one of the few bright spots in my early years, he was just like a guy I knew way back when. I lost one of my brothers a year and a half ago too, who would have been custom made for a guy like Tayvon as a friend. Maybe that's why I got so upset about it. It doesn't bother me so much that one or another guy died. Shit happens. It was the barely disguised jumping up and down cheering about it that galled me. My neighborhood is overrun with people like Travon. If that is the kind of people you choose as friends then it is no wonder you don't want people to be able to defend themselves.
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