Prediction: Zimmerman will kill again.

[Th1onein]

He's obviously a psychopath. He showed not an ounce of empathy for the victim or his family. He thought it was God's plan that he kill that young man.

Nothing's going to stop him now from carrying his gun around with him, and he'll kill again.

[Skittles]

1. he is a sociopath, not a psychopath

I don't know if he will kill again but he certainly is a proven threat to society

[Puzzledtraveller]

2. I agree, How many people do you think he will kill?

[Pelican]

3. Prediction... if it does happen it will come about as a result of someone wanting "justice"

... as a result of a the trial

[HiPointDem]

4. bullshit. it'll come about as a result of zimmerman doing what he historically has, which is

behaving like a little bullyboy -- with his wife, with the girl he molested, at his workplace, and in his own neighborhood.

he's a creepy lying psycho.

[TDale313]

5. Yeah, this ^^^

[HiPointDem]

8. and if that cousin that he molested is telling the truth about what his family is like, he learned

his entitled, smarmy, racist attitudes from them. certainly his brother is a #1 asshole.

[uponit7771]

10. +1

[Gravitycollapse]

6. My recommendation to him is that he keep his ass in hiding if he knows what's good for him.

Because there are a lot of people in this world who know he got away with killing an innocent kid. And not all of them have so much faith in legal justice.

[bluestate10]

15. I tend to agree with this point. The next person that gets into a confrontation with Zimmerman

won't take any chances with him. It won't be an unarmed person Zimmerman will be fighting. His defense lawyers have most likely signed his death warrant.

I am more concerned about possible revenge killings than I am about what happens to Zimmerman. The way Zimmerman behaved and the callousness of his defense bodes ill for the future. Some of the people cheering for Zimmerman now may find themselves grieving for relatives that have been unjustly slain as the cycle that Zimmerman and his defense set into motion plays itself out.

[defacto7]

7. always thought so myself.

If Z wins, he will find a way to exercise his sociopathic behavior. And it doesn't take a psychopath to have a bent for the "kill of justice". He's an idiot and a sociopath and that's all it takes.

edit: ... and now he thinks he's god... in that oh so special sociopathic way.

[Politicalboi]

9. I kind of think it's going to be the other way around

This asshole has to look over his shoulder ALL the time now. And if he stays where he's at, it could get serious. He was probably safer in jail.

Every time he goes out, he has to worry. It's almost better this way in a sense. Cat and mouse. Here Kitty Kitty!

He's in his own mind jail. And it won't be long till his 15 minutes of kiss ass interviews are up and the lights are off, and nobody cares anymore.

I wonder if his neighbors could ask him if he could move since his presence might make it dangerous for others around him. I know I wouldn't want to be his neighbor.

[HiPointDem]

11. i doubt it. no one killed OJ, why do you think someone would kill zimmerman? 1) most people

aren't psychos like zimmerman; 2) people have their own lives & won't maintain a level or anger a/o focus once it leaves the news; 3) seeing what happened to martin, most people wouldn't take the risk.

you act like there's a great big gang out there gunning for zimmerman. not the case.

[Politicalboi]

13. OJ still had money, and the defense portrayed Nicole as a whore

And today is day one of "freedom" for GZ. He doesn't have money for protection, or a shrink. His freedom IMO is not going to be what he thought it would be. He's always going to be looking out for something. I know if I were him, I would be terrified to go out knowing I got away with murder. OJ and Casey Anthony were murders also, but more personal. This case was an innocent boy getting gunned down for no reason.

[HiPointDem]

14. so what? he went out in public and there were no crazies attacking him. it will be the same

with zimmerman, because fundamentally most people aren't engaged or crazy enough to spend their time stalking the asshole.

[Politicalboi]

17. This is true

But OJ did have people call him murderer on the streets. And Zimmerman is not OJ. A lot of people liked OJ. AKA Nordberg. LOL!


Time will tell. Like I said, I would be terrified if I got away with murder in a high profile case like this, to go out and about my normal day.

[HiPointDem]

18. does george have a 'normal day'? he doesn't have a job anymore, what's his 'normal day'?

it looks like he's spent the last year eating ice cream.

[Politicalboi]

21. Just driving a car to get gas

He has to "look out" for those that look at him funny.

[HiPointDem]

22. why does he need to get gas? he has nowhere to go, his wife can get the ice cream.

they have plenty of money now from their little 'defense fund' theft.

looks like he's gonna off himself with cholesterol poisoning, fat seems to run in the younger generation of that family.

[bluestate10]

16. The type of people that would have gone after OJ were different.

Zimmerman could very well have some sociopathic killers after him who don't care about the consequences for themselves.

[Politicalboi]

19. I know, I'd be shakin in my boots if I were him

Life as he once knew it to be is no longer. Could this just be paranoia? Yes, but every day he has to think something bad might just happen. I hope he doesn't have any children to hide behind. Cause you know he will, coward that he is.

[HiPointDem]

20. why's that? because they'd likely be black, instead of white? wtf are you talking about?

[Politicalboi]

25. No, it's called getting away with murder

Doesn't matter what color you are.

[HiPointDem]

26. uhhh -- & the difference between him & oj is -- what?

"The type of people that would have gone after OJ were different. Zimmerman could very well have some sociopathic killers after him who don't care about the consequences for themselves."

[Politicalboi]

29. Sorry I goofed

Thought you were talking to me.

[Politicalboi]

28. GZ got away with murder

He fooled the system, but he didn't fool the people. I hope he enjoys his freedom. I sure wouldn't want it.

[HiPointDem]

30. so important, you had to say it twice? i repeat, why is it anymore likely someone would

murder zimmy than oj?

[Robb]

23. I doubt it. The nation's sociopaths rallied behind him.

We're fresh out on this side.

[CakeGrrl]

24. But Zimmerman is a threat to society in a way OJ wasn't.

OJ's alleged crime was one of passion directed at specific people, not a person he profiled who could have been any one of many black males.

Who knows who Zimmerman may feel empowered to provoke into confrontation next? Someone may have had enough with this verdict to risk prison or even their life so kids like Trayvon don't have to live in fear of being the next one targeted.

[HiPointDem]

31. yeah, yeah, and the black people will riot too

[Kablooie]

27. He's god's hit man.

But the real issue is, will he get off again?
If its Florida, my money is that he will.

[Mariana]

32. It depends on whether he enjoyed killing Trayvon.

Serial killers do what they do because it makes them feel good to kill people.