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In reply to the discussion: I'm ok with a manslaughter verdict [View all]JohnnyBoots
(2,969 posts)100. I support
Zimmerman because he was well within his rights to shoot someone who attacked him, pinned him down and assaulted him. Your Saint Trayvon was far from innocent.
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Heard on TV that since Trayvon was a minor & gun was involved - manslaughter would be 30 years n/t
Tx4obama
Jul 2013
#118
Just curious, do you think TM was just REALLY unlucky, but too bad, so sad, life goes on?
MH1
Jul 2013
#57
Once someone claims "self-defense" they have some burden of proof of that, I think.
MH1
Jul 2013
#130
I am creeped out that human hunter could get out conceal carry and look for his next victim.
lonestarnot
Jul 2013
#114
And if that happens (I doubt that it will, but it might), who will be to blame?
Vattel
Jul 2013
#108
it is called aggravated manslaughter under certain conditions and the penalty is much greater
Voice for Peace
Jul 2013
#78
There is a strong manslaughter case, at least. The guy was reckless as hell. That unarmed kid
RBInMaine
Jul 2013
#129
Any verdict that gets him sent to prison in the General Population for a few weeks is fine with me.
YeahSureRight
Jul 2013
#20
I want him to have to serve considerable time in prison with the "fucking punks"
kestrel91316
Jul 2013
#31
The way the game is sometimes rigged, I'll take whatever lands him in jail. -nt
CakeGrrl
Jul 2013
#48