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Not Guilty

Tam

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Will the Black Panthers and the rest allow life to move onm or will they start rioting as there was no Blacks on the jury?
 

Faster horses

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The jury came up with the right ruling, IMO. :clap: That's one huge hurdle for George Zimmerman. Let's hope there are no riots, or if there are, that he is in a safe place. A very safe place and that NO ONE gets hurt or worse.


I've been wondering about this--What if a bunch of 'redneck whitey's' were bussed in there to deflect the riots the MSM says will come? There is currently no National Guard for his protection, correct? So what would happen if a bunch of white or Hispanic people showed up, just in case?
 

Tam

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Jesse Jackson was being interviewed just before the verdict was reach and by what he was saying I half expect we are going to hear a LOT of yelling about INJUSTICE coming from the RACE BAITING FOOL. The only time people like him and Al Sharpton are heard by the media is when they are stirring the pot of races to feed into their AGENDAS. If Riots break out the finger of blame needs to be pointed directly at those type of people. :x
 

ranch hand

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Al Sharpton: Zimmerman Not Guilty Verdict 'an Atrocity'

July 13, 2013, 10:40 PM EST
By Sara Morrison
TheWrap
MSNBC host Al Sharpton called the George Zimmerman not guilty verdict "an atrocity," echoing the opinions of many who said Saturday's verdict devalued the lives of young black men.

"This is an atrocity," Sharpton said. "This is probably one of the worst situations I have ever seen."

Sharpton went on to call the verdict a "a slap in the face to those that believe in justice in this country," and called it "a sad day in the country."


But even as Twitter erupted in disgust -- #JusticeforTravon topped U.S. trending topics -- leaders urged people to limit their responses to words and peaceful action to honor Trayvon Martin, the black teenager Zimmerman said he shot in self-defense.

"Avoid violence, it will lead to more tragedies," the Rev. Jesse Jackson tweeted. "Find a way for self construction not deconstruction in this time of despair."

Jackson was among many African-American leaders who called for calm as the verdict neared. The case brought fears of another response like the Los Angeles riots, in which 53 people were killed after the acquittal of four police officers charged with battering motorrist Rodney King.

Also read: How Judge Debra Nelson Became the Zimmerman Trial's Breakout Star

No recent case has done as much to raise the issue of racial profiling in the United States as the Zimmerman one has. Those who have weighed in include President Obama, who said in March 2012, "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon."

"When I think about this boy, I think about my own kids," Obama said. "I think every parent in America should be able to understand why it is absolutely imperative that we investigate every aspect of this. And that everybody pull together. ... All of us as Americans are going to take this with the seriousness it deserves."
 

Steve

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Al Sharpton: We’ll call on the DOJ to investigate Zimmerman case

Al Sharpton says the family will pursue a civil case against George Zimmerman and he will be calling on the DOJ to reopen their case to see if there are any civil rights violations:

Please note also, as you consider these questions, Benjamin Crump has announced his intentions to also sue George Zimmerman personally.

when asked about the potential for civil suits against Zimmerman...

Zimmerman attorney: We will get civil suit immunity

Mark O'Mara, George Zimmerman's defense attorney, said that they will 'seek and we will get' immunity from civil suits if any are 'spawned from this fiasco.'
 

Tam

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Trayvon's mother was on OReilly a while ago and Bill asked her if she was going to be able to except a verdict of Not Guilty and she claimed all she wanted was her day in court. As long as Zimmerman was charged and the jury heard the evidence and was able to decide on the evidence she would except it. And I doubt her comments then just due to the look in her eye and the fact she felt her son was MURDERED. She and her lawyer used the media and any politician including Obama they could to get their day in court and I would be very surprised if they let this drop and we know Sharpton will not let it drop as he lives for the media attention a case like this brings.

But if I were Zimmerman I would be filing a very large lawsuit against MSNBC for their practice of creative editing of tapes to put out a story that WAS NOT TRUE. This was not the first time that MSNBC has edited a tape to feed their liberal agenda and it likely will not be the last unless they are hit hard in the pocketbook, hard enough to teach them a lesson. :x Scum like the people at MSNBC need to be taught a very expensive lesson and George Zimmerman has the perfect example of their crap reporting destroying a life for the sake of THEIR AGENDA. He should also go after the Prosecutor's office for withholding evidence. The defense has a right to all the evidence even when it goes AGAINST the Prosecutions case. And something needs to be done about a Mayor's office that would take evidence and do with it as they did without the police being involved. They had no right to take evidence and show it to the family to get their reaction. THAT IS THE INVESTIGATORS JOB. :roll:
 
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