Fox News Readers: Trayvon Martin A ‘Little Thug Ghetto Monkey.’

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Network broadcasts surveillance video of George Zimmerman from the night he killed Trayvon Martin; it reveals no sign of grass stains on his clothing

ABC News has obtained exclusive police surveillance video of George Zimmerman taken the night he shot and killed Miami-Dade teen Trayvon Martin. - Updated 2 minutes ago

The video is significant, the network said, because it appears to show that the muscular-looking Zimmerman is uninjured.

http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/03/28/2719868/network-broadcasts-surveillance.html

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[luckytxn 2,264]

That's not a smoking gun. I was asking for a link to your charges you made earlier.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

I think Zimmerman is being singled out because of his Hispanic and Jewish origins.

Edited March 29, 2012 by Why_Me

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

That's not a smoking gun. I was asking for a link to your charges you made earlier.

Back up a page. I listed three of them.

That's not a smoking gun. I was asking for a link to your charges you made earlier.

Where is the broken nose? The blood on the back of his head? The grass stains on his clothes?

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

more

http://abcnews.go.com/US/trayvon-martin-investigator-wanted-charge-george-zimmerman-manslaughter/story?id=16011674#.T3O2gTFumt8

http://www.cnn.com/2012/03/28/justice/florida-teen-shooting/?hpt=us_c1

[luckytxn 2,264]

more

http://abcnews.go.co...74#.T3O2gTFumt8

http://www.cnn.com/2...ting/?hpt=us_c1

Still no proof of your claim that there was evidence that proves Zimmerman' version is wrong and the jury is about to charge him with a serious crime.

I will repeat that up till a few days ago this was a man that cold bloodily stalked a black teen and gunned him down. Now anything new that comes out shows Zimmerman was right in defending himself. Why the deception?

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Where is the broken nose? The blood on the back of his head? The grass stains on his clothes?

Edited March 29, 2012 by Why_Me

[xebec 195]

it's quite a distance between how I feel about this ####### piece of law and the causal relationship that you suggest is to be read into my standment.

You clarified for me that I should not infer that you believe the law has any relationship to a rise in homicides. Why, then, is it a "####### law?" Have you drawn this conclusion from a single case, the facts of which are still unclear?

[MyLittlePony 340]

Combine some of these threads together and make one huge ball of raciest threads.

[xebec 195]

Combine some of these threads together and make one huge ball of raciest threads.

Hmmmm.....I missed the "raciest" stuff....did they take pictures of chicks with guns off the thread?

Edited March 29, 2012 by xebec

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

So the video does not corroborate the evidence of the "eyewitness" (a friend of Zimmerman's and an African American).

I suspect at the end of the day the real story here is not racism, but police corruption. Race will be a healthy distraction for the police.

[ready4ONE 5,400]

It says the cops spent 5 hours questioning Zimmerman, not two weeks. Obviously there wasn't much to go on if the DA didn't want to prosecute the case for lack of evidence.

Or, Stand Your Ground is such a license to kill that DA felt it wasn't worth the hassle.

[Leatherneck 693]

How do you know evil, by just lookin at it? Come on, seriously? This would be hilarious if it wasn't so absurd. Big Dog is talking about everyday interactions with people and learning to avoid confrontations that escalate to violence. For example, you accidentally cut someone off while driving, he drives alongside, unrolls his window and yells at you, maybe even says he'd kick your #######. Do you call him on that? Do you take his words as a threat, draw your gun and aim it at him? Or do you smile and wave at him, apologizing for cutting him off? Stand your ground, my #######. Some of you act as if there are cold blooded murderers lurking around every corner, just waiting to kill you for being nice. Hahaha...oh brother.

You know evil by its actions -- that isn't very difficult to understand? We all avoid confrontations on some level in our daily interactions -- the point being is some folks are looking for confrontation, looking to escalate minor #######. There is no way to avoid that type of individual, the type that will turn a hill of beans into a mountain, there is no making-nice with them, for they will not have it. Some of you want to deny others the right to self defense, under any circumstance, period.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

You know evil by its actions -- that isn't very difficult to understand? We all avoid confrontations on some level in our daily interactions -- the point being is some folks are looking for confrontation, looking to escalate minor #######. There is no way to avoid that type of individual, the type that will turn a hill of beans into a mountain, there is no making-nice with them, for they will not have it. Some of you want to deny others the right to self defense, under any circumstance, period.

I would agree that there are certain behaviors that your gut tells to be on guard, but you can go through most of your life avoiding confrontations that could escalate to violence by just using common sense, like not walking through a strange neighborhood in the middle of the night. But lets consider that scenario. My car breaks down and my cell phone is out of range. It's 2am. What do you do if the only way to getting to pay phone is to walk through an unfamiliar neighborhood. Now what happens if one of the residents is a self appointed watchman who carries a gun? What happens if I'm packing too? He sees me and immediately his personal alarm goes off. He decides to confront me and to me, I'm seeing some stranger waking up to me, I'd be a bit alarmed. If I make a sudden motion, maybe he pulls his gun out and shoots. If he misses, surely it's within my right to respond with lethal force.

That's just an example of the kind of wild west mentality behind these ' stand your ground' laws. There are no winners in the above scenario. One guy was just unlucky and found himself stranded in an familiar place. The other guy was just trying to protect his neighborhood. How Many real life scenarios like that will end with positive outcome?

[slim 1,525]

just using common sense, like not walking through a strange neighborhood in the middle of the night.

Isn't that what Trayvon did?

If I make a sudden motion, maybe he pulls his gun out and shoots. If he misses, surely it's within my right to respond with lethal force.

Have you ever carried a concealed weapon?