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Gun Control & RKBA

izquierdista

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10. Well then there is round #2

Reply to shadowrider (Original post)

Sun Apr 22, 2012, 05:08 PM

Apr 2012

Which is the federal case for depriving Treyvon of his civil rights.

And then there is round #3, which is the civil case by the Martin family.

After round #3, there will be little left of Zimmerman, only what can be swept into the gutter.

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If the state is unable to prove their case against Zimmerman, and he's found Not Guilty [View all] shadowrider Apr 2012 OP

My reaction would depend on the evidence that comes out during the trial. DanTex Apr 2012 #1

As I've said countless times shadowrider Apr 2012 #2

I'll be so mad I'll never visit this DINO forum again. nt valerief Apr 2012 #3

Umm. . . DragonBorn Apr 2012 #41

My reaction... Clames Apr 2012 #4

The police "investigation" was flawed. Webster Green Apr 2012 #5

Yup. elleng Apr 2012 #7

Absolutely, but I will go a step further... Bjorn Against Apr 2012 #9

It was just flawed but purposefully screwed to protect the spawn of former magistrate Ecumenist Apr 2012 #15

If he's found not guilty, imo, elleng Apr 2012 #6

Mine would be that the law is flawed Live and Learn Apr 2012 #8

the law does not allow that gejohnston Apr 2012 #13

Well then there is round #2 izquierdista Apr 2012 #10

If he wins on the self defense, gejohnston Apr 2012 #14

get up go to work come home play with the kids. ileus Apr 2012 #11

Nah, that ain't the question tularetom Apr 2012 #12

Amen, Tularetom! Ecumenist Apr 2012 #16

So you think he is paranoid in light of the pipoman Apr 2012 #30

That can't be right AH1Apache Apr 2012 #31

I wouldn't vote to convict him but that doesn't mean I feel sorry for him tularetom Apr 2012 #35

I don't know if I feel sorry for him or not pipoman Apr 2012 #38

He made his bed tularetom Apr 2012 #39

that is because they gejohnston Apr 2012 #40

The South has a history of not convicting White men who murder Black men. upaloopa Apr 2012 #17

The world would feel my wrath. As soon as 'Dancing With The Stars' is over. razorman Apr 2012 #18

Well, it depends.... OmahaBlueDog Apr 2012 #19

30 years for manslaugher gejohnston Apr 2012 #20

Thanks. I have a follow up question. OmahaBlueDog Apr 2012 #21

have to ask a lawyer that one gejohnston Apr 2012 #22

Neither are Raiford, Martin, or DeSoto Annex OmahaBlueDog Apr 2012 #24

correct me if I am in error, gejohnston Apr 2012 #25

I've never been to any of these fine establishments as a resident. OmahaBlueDog Apr 2012 #26

I think the DA is desperately trying to get a plea bargain to a lower charge. nt hack89 Apr 2012 #23

Agreed OmahaBlueDog Apr 2012 #27

It depends on the facts. discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2012 #28

The police fuckup on the night of the shooting... krispos42 Apr 2012 #29

He'll probably be acquitted. jeepnstein Apr 2012 #32

shades of gejohnston Apr 2012 #33

Not being privy to the arguments and evidence, Glaug-Eldare Apr 2012 #34

It'll be a case of poor crime scene investigation and prosocution over-reach... OneTenthofOnePercent Apr 2012 #36

That would depend partly on WHY he was acquitted slackmaster Apr 2012 #37