Buckworth
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If you slammed a person in the face breaking his nose for tapping you on the shoulder and asking for directions, you would have committed felony assault under the laws of the State of Florida.
Then again, there is no evidence that GZ tapped TM on the shoulder, is there?
This claim - the EXTREME
Yes, I completely understand. He was found not guilty but responsible. Pardon my vernacular. My point stands. All you did was repeat what I said, but try to make yourself sound smart. And insult me and use caps a lot, lol. Do you understand that I was using an analogy to illustrate a point that jurys decisions are subjective to the specific jurors? I never mentioned race, that's on you.
Yes, we have a presumption of innocence in Canada, haha. Our murder rate is only a third of yours, tho...so we're doing something right.
Right, there's only evidence that Zimmerman profiled, stalked, lost a fight to, and then shot Trayvon...then lied about what happened.
No, TM was not going home when he approached GZ either time. No TM was not going home by the timeline. No, you can post that falsity 1000 times and it is false every time.
NO, Zimmerman did not stalk Martin. Not by a dictionary definition. More importantly not by the legal definition. NOR is there evidence that GZ followed Martin at all. The evidence - if any at all - is that GZ stayed to the sidewalk and TM didn't.
Then again, what lie are you talking about anyway?
And I pointed that you selected the OJ case because he was black. Thus a racist view. There are thousands of cases since then to prove the obvious that different judges and different jurors will have different perspectives, just as people have different perspectives of this case. All that adds up to nothing.
I don't think the standard of proof of guilt in Canada is as strict, but this isn't about Canada.
LOL, I'm automatically racist if I talk about OJ? That's awesome.
I was talking about jury prejudice, and was using the OJ Simpson case to illustrate that he was found not guilty, but then subsequently found criminally responsible. Both were jury trials, and they came to different conclusions from the same evidence. Which punctuated my point that the law is not always served in a jury trial.
When did I mention race?
There is NO evidence that Zimmerman profiled TM, it was not illegal if he did, no evidence that GZ stalked Martin, You can not violently assault some just because the person is stalking you - rather you can call the police and press charges - and obviously TM lost the fight because TM's dead.
What lie?
Dude, this is just . . . so wrong.
Dude...people aren't robots who spit out perfect legal decisions every time. We're all human, and we all make mistakes. Get over it.
Zimmerman profiled Trayvon, full stop. Why else would he follow him? Answer: because he assumed he was a criminal. He was mistaken.
My entire point in posting on this thread is that I do not believe Zimmermans account of events, which is the notion that Trayvon started the fight. There's no reason to take Zimmermans testimony at face value, in my opinion.
Who made the bigger mistake? Zimmerman following and calling the police, or Trayvon punching Zimmerman?Zimmerman profiled Trayvon, full stop. Why else would he follow him? Answer: because he assumed he was a criminal. He was mistaken.
No, I mean your whole post. It's wrong. OJ was never found criminally responsible for those murders. :shock:
Who made the bigger mistake? Zimmerman following and calling the police, or Trayvon punching Zimmerman?
What's with the "full stop?" You're not dictating this to someone you know! :lol: That's pretty funny though!
I already admitted I mis-spoke. He was found 'legally responsible' or 'liable for wrongful death' or whatever. My point stands. Two different juries saw the case two different ways. Maybe it was a bad analogy...but do you really not get my point...?
I think he was guilty all around, personally. He just got off cuz of a racist in the LAPD.
You're right about the two different juries seeing the evidence in a different light, but those are two completely different trials. Of course it depends upon the jury, but the jury has to reach a unanimous decision. It has nothing to do with racism. That is the point of jury selection. The prosecution and the defense both get to ask potential jurors questions, and they feel a juror is questionable, that juror can be disqualified. The system is more than fair and takes as much precautions against such things as humanly possible.
Nods, it's the best system we have, but it doesn't always work. Especially in Florida.
LOL, depends on why Trayvon punched Zimmerman. I do know that if Zimmerman didn't incorrectly profile Trayvon, Trayvon would have just gone home and we wouldn't have anything to bicker about.
I already admitted I mis-spoke. He was found 'legally responsible' or 'liable for wrongful death' or whatever. My point stands. Two different juries saw the case two different ways. Maybe it was a bad analogy...but do you really not get my point...?
I think he was guilty all around, personally. He just got off cuz of a racist in the LAPD.
Zimmermans face says he had trauma to the face. It doesn't say anything about who started the fight.
No. There's no laws that specifically allow you to follow another person. There are laws that prevent you from doing so, and it all depends on the situation.
My entire argument is that Zimmerman lied repeatedly, and there are far too many inconsistencies with his version of events and the facts for him to be considered believable. Something else happened that lead to the fight (and during the fight) that we don't know about.
there is no evidence that gz incorrectly profiled tm.
We all know you have zero interest in accuracy and that you are completely motivated by racism and prejudice because you always refer to george zimmerman by his last name and trayvon martin by his first name. That makes it clear you absolutely do not care about accuracy or truth and will slant, distort and falsify anything to justify your rants and incessantly declaring as facts even what is known to be exactly false. Nor do you have any evidence of what tm would have done i in alternative speculations. Everything you write is based upon false facts, bad law, and speculations about what didn't happen and what is known.
most people profile to one degree or another.. And know that they could be in error.. So they don't act on it.
You don't know what started the fight. You have to take the killers word for it.
It's a gray area. Truthfully you don't know if you are being followed or the other person just happens to have a similar destination. Unless someone is being violent with you or making threats I don't think it's right for the person being followed to assault them. They have every right to walk and be around in public just as you do.
If you are coming to your home and you are suspicious ask the person what they are up to. If I thought someone was following me to see where I live I would ask them before going home since I don't want them knowing. If they get violent or verbally threaten you then call the cops (if time allows) and defend yourself. This is another reason why I plan on being a licensed carrier of a handgun when I can afford it. Now, if someone is following you and you converse it is not appropriate to assault them because you are offended or something. Basically, so long as the assault is done in self defense it is fine, if it is done in aggression that is not.
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