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Jesus man. This ******g guy rambles on and on and on. Like get to the ******g point already. Why are we talking about locks from Lowes.
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Son, that **** is embarrassing. I watched dude's entire opening statement last night and I legit felt bad for dude.The defense lawyer Don West is never prepared, this dude always needs extra time to get himself ready.
Don West.........."Excuse I'm going to grab some water, feel free to grab some for yourself as well"......
CelticsFan9783 said:It all could have been avoided if Zimmerman didn't follow Martin and alerted police to suspicions. However, following Martin was not criminal. If the defense can prove that Martin was the aggressor, Zimmerman will be found not guilty of murder.
And that is why Zimmy will walk.We all now know that Zimmerman is soft, weak and paranoid... Do we really think he initiated the confrontation?
Not talking about following from a distance, I mean an actual face to face confrontation.
I just don't see it... he ain't built like that (even if he was strapped).
Don't get me wrong, Trayvon had every right to confront him for following him. I just don't see Zimmerman being the aggressor beyond trailing him.
True indeed. Not even just that, but how can you say and or go with the notion of calling the police for anybody you don't recognize in your neighborhood?? If that were the case any and everybody would call the cops on any visitor that any of your neighbors had, or any delivery person.This is ridiculous. Where is the defense going with this? People take shortcuts through houses all the time. Where I used to live, me and most of the other kids in my neighborhood used to jump this one fence and go between these two houses divided by parking spaces. Most of us lived there or were going to friends houses who lived there.
Said this last week. One of the important points. How the jury perceives this aspect is key.
Wait, did he really call the cops to report a suspicious black male approx. age 7-9yrs old?
The very nature of following someone is confrontation, IMO. There are just varying degrees of it.
Zimmerman doesn't follow as he was trained to do, and Trayvon doesn't feel the need to see what's good with this strange dude following him on a rainy, dark night. I have no clue exactly what happened during that final fight/confrontation, but I don't think Zimmerman set out to murk someone. BUT...like I said before, if he doesn't follow, there's no opportunity for that final fight to occur. So IMO, Zimmerman can be held responsible for Martin's death, regardless of who initiated the physical contact. Martin had every right to stand his ground in a neighborhood where he had every right to be.
All that said, I think the state was too zealous with the 2nd Degree Murder charge. Manslaughter would've been better, as I really can't see Zimmerman being found guilty of murder in this instance.
He was just concerned for the child's well being. I think.Wait, did he really call the cops to report a suspicious black male approx. age 7-9yrs old?
THIS!This is ridiculous. Where is the defense going with this? People take shortcuts through houses all the time. Where I used to live, me and most of the other kids in my neighborhood used to jump this one fence and go between these two houses divided by parking spaces. Most of us lived there or were going to friends houses who lived there.