The solution is just fvcking shoot them in the commission of a crime and skip calling the police entirely.
Zimmerman - Guilty or Innocent?
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The solution is just fvcking shoot them in the commission of a crime and skip calling the police entirely.
Even the pink panthers know they will fold like a cheap card table.
They better stick to playing grand theft auto in their clubhouse.
I've heard of it, it's just that liberals say such stupid stuff it's REALLY REALLY HARD TO DISCERN.
Quote from pspr:
Good article. But I didn't need to read that to know that George Zimmerman is a stand up guy. I empathize with the situation he finds himself in as a result of just trying to take care of the community.
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Good article. But I didn't need to read that to know that George Zimmerman is a stand up guy. I empathize with the situation he finds himself in as a result of just trying to take care of the community.
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His father did not read arrest report for his son, but he is working in the justice system before? The father know George Zimmerman have website for money, but he know nothing to how much money? So he tell the story he have to take second mortgage, or reduce his son's bail?
"Next up was George's father Robert Zimmerman Sr., who said he was not financially secure for a high bail amount and would likely have to take a second mortgage of his house.
Asked about George's previous arrest, his father said he's never read the actual arrest report, but never questioned his son."
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'He said he's aware of a website that's raising money for George's defense, but has nothing to do with it."
http://www.radaronline.com/exclusiv...-hearing-wife-parents-testify-shellie-florida
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"The attorney for Zimmerman, charged in the February shooting of unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, says in a TV interview Thursday that his client's website has raised more than $200,000"
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/04/2...-web-donations/?intcmp=trending#ixzz1tCnnlivf
"Next up was George's father Robert Zimmerman Sr., who said he was not financially secure for a high bail amount and would likely have to take a second mortgage of his house.
Asked about George's previous arrest, his father said he's never read the actual arrest report, but never questioned his son."
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'He said he's aware of a website that's raising money for George's defense, but has nothing to do with it."
http://www.radaronline.com/exclusiv...-hearing-wife-parents-testify-shellie-florida
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"The attorney for Zimmerman, charged in the February shooting of unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, says in a TV interview Thursday that his client's website has raised more than $200,000"
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/04/2...-web-donations/?intcmp=trending#ixzz1tCnnlivf
And now we play some more games. So much for blind justice. We must appease the unwashed masses.
http://news.yahoo.com/judge-considers-adjusting-zimmermans-bond-142526472.html
http://news.yahoo.com/judge-considers-adjusting-zimmermans-bond-142526472.html
TL I thought I'd throw this out there for ya. (Martin could have been thinking about breaking the law)
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"On New Yearâs Eve, while nobody was looking, the president signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act, which for the first time in American history, makes legal the practice of apprehending and detaining, without writ or warrant, any American citizen, indefinitely, without trial.
It is based on a relatively new concept in law that all that is needed is the mere suspicion that an individual is thinking about breaking the law in order to arrest and detain them.
I recently heard a government official defend it by asking the rhetorical question, âWell, if we think a crime is about to be committed, you would want us to prevent it?â
Never mind the Constitution, the presumption of innocence, or the right to due process."
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Zimmerman must have got the memo...
