Re: Trayvon Martin case hurts all guns owners.
Posted: Wed, 28 Mar 2012 16:13:45
While ineptly support NO LIMIT NIGGA, this one has found a limit of his own. Good on the speaker.
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On the contrary, the ejected congressman, Bobby Rush, is the Representative from CHICAGO (IL 1st district) who is also a former Blank Panther (and cofounded an IL chapter of the BP's)... he certainly didn't forget that he was elected; he is playing PRECISELY to the voters in his district, who knew of his associations when they elected him.SilentServiceVet wrote:I'm amazed at the rhetoric being unleashed on the floor of Congress by elected officials. You'd think they forgot they have those positions by being elected!
Kreutz wrote:"this is chicago" is the present tense, the conclusion that you a currently living there is not too far fetched.justsomeguy wrote:
i didn't say i still live there. i said i was going to school there, and i've never said i wasn't a virginia native. you came to those conclusions all by yourself
It is a fail statement just for the fact that if someone is following doesn't give you the right to turn around and sucker punch someone. Image if you were in a mall fallowing behind someone for a few stores, could they turn around and start a fight with you? Stand your ground implies to the act of physical violence and being able to do what ever is necessary to either get away or neutralize the threat. Yes I do believe that Zimmerman was wrong as to leaving his property to follow him, but doesn't he live there and own the right to walk in the same neighborhood? There is just way to much of this story that we don't know, like how did they go from in the road to behind the houses? Plus how many times have you( or seen kids say fu) to adults then run off, I'm sure it's allot and what most likely might have happened here. Also what really makes me sick is the fact they are only showing the webster photo's of trayvon and nothing up to date, also how the family doesn't like the reports of him and trouble at his school, but yet they are talking about how many times Zimmerman has called the police and him wanting to be a cop. This whole situation reminds me of the movie "Boys in the Hood" where Trey is sent to live with his father for getting in trouble, it just seems way to ironic in this situation.justsomeguy wrote:Tweaker wrote:so...much...fail
if you're referring to my post, i would like to hear your opinions about why i fail? if someone walks up to you and questions you, and you walk away thinking it's over, but they continue to follow you what would you do? trayvon didn't have a gun, so he used whatever he could to defend himself from a perceived threat. even if he was hiding and he got the jump on zimmerman, thus turning the tables on zimmerman, making zimmerman feel threatened then it was justified (imo) assuming that trayvon saw zimmerman as a threat. but no one will ever know how it played out because dead men tell no tales.
the problem with stand your ground is that when asked "what would you do?"most people could see themselves doing what both men did in the final standoff: if someone is following you, you might decide to stand your ground and fight like trayvon, and if someone was on top of you, you might decide to use your gun (assuming you had one) like zimmerman did. the question at hand is which one was justified? and i don't believe zimmerman was. he placed himself in that situation to become a perceived threat in trayvon's eyes (and in most reasonable people's eyes imo). zimmerman had no logical reason to perceive trayvon as an initial threat. trayvon was just a young man walking down the street. do you think trayvon would have been wrong to perceive zimmerman as a threat?
Uh, no, I'm not "still on that", I devoted three or four sentences to you and forgot you existed until now. Bolded part to show where you once again use "this is chicago" in relation to being there.justsomeguy wrote:dude, are you serious? lol. you're still on that. you were wrong. you mistakenly presumed that i sill live in chicago when i gave no mention to that support that presumption. i used "this is chicago" in direct relation to the way streets are structured: meaning how i was able to walk where i was walking and still see the homeless man on the other side of the street.
Okey dokey. Please don't address me again.edit*
kreutz, if you really want to twist your mind around in logic puzzle knots you should try some of the law school puzzle games. crazy stuff. only thing more difficult is probably some form of math or engineering curriculum.
Groups of young black males....and thievery? Since the two have no association whatsoever in reality this is clearly a racist conspiracy; all of them are evil white racists in black-face...er....black-everything trying to smear the cherished memory of No_LIMIT_NIGGA.Tweaker wrote:http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/201 ... erchandise
More "innocent" negro chillens show their "support" for the No Limit Nigga.
Needs more belt fed weaponry and Koreans on the rooftop with Uzi's!
Maybe the Latinos are just being smart: wait for the facts to come out and settle down before jumping in.VBshooter wrote:I have been wondering where the Latino community protesters are supporting Zimmerman? Or is he tainted by being half white so they won't do it?
mmmhmmm... yup.VBshooter wrote:I still remember when we called them sweatshirts and actually wore them to keep warm in cold weather...


In the first instance, ABC aired a video of Zimmerman arriving at the police station. The reporter blandly announced that the video showed Zimmerman had no injuries, a theme picked up by every local news outlet here in Philly. In fact, the video showed a large wound on the back of Zimmerman's head. Why didn't viewers notice it? Because ABC covered the wound with an on-screen graphic!
Here's a linked image from the video without ABC's interference:

G.Z. is being railroaded as a sacrificial victim to the blame whitey firsters.NBC told this blog today that it would investigate its handling of a piece on the “Today” show that ham-handedly abridged the conversation between George Zimmerman and a dispatcher in the moments before the death of Trayvon Martin. A statement from NBC: “We have launched an internal investigation into the editorial process surrounding this particular story.”
As exposed by Fox News and media watchdog site NewsBusters, the “Today” segment took this approach to a key part of the dispatcher call:
Zimmerman: This guy looks like he’s up to no good. He looks black.
Here’s how the actual conversation went down:
Zimmerman: This guy looks like he’s up to no good. Or he’s on drugs or something. It’s raining and he’s just walking around, looking about.
Dispatcher: OK, and this guy — is he black, white or Hispanic?
Zimmerman: He looks black.
Two arrested in brutal hammer beating in Seminole
5:43 p.m. EST, April 2, 2012|
By Gary Taylor, Orlando Sentinel
Julius Bender, left, Yahaziel Israel arrested in beating
A tip to Crimeline has led to the arrests of two men in a brutal beating that occurred a week ago in the Midway community east of Sanford.
Julius Ricardo Bender, 18, and Yahaziel Isaac Israel, 19, face charges of attempted first-degree murder, burglary with assault or battery and armed burglary.
The victim, a 50-year-old Winter Springs man whose name has not been released, is on life-support at Orlando Regional Medical Center.
Deputies were called to the area of Lincoln Street and Beardall Avenue about 6:30 p.m. March 26 to investigate a report of a man being beaten, Seminole County Sheriff's spokeswoman Heather Smith said.
They found the victim in the woods on the north side of Lincoln Street.
According to arrest affidavits:
A witness told deputies he heard someone screaming for help and saw two men pull the victim from his vehicle. He said he watched as one man held the victim and the other beat him in the head with a hammer.
After they dragged the victim into the woods, the men drove away in his sport utility vehicle, which was later found abandoned about a half-mile away on Garbo Jack Lane.
Investigators got a break in the case Thursday, when a tip to Crimeline named Bender and gave the street name of the second suspect.
On Friday, investigators learned Israel's fingerprints had been found both inside and outside of the victim's vehicle.
The witness was shown photo lineups and picked out Bender and Israel as the men he saw beating the victim. He said Bender was the man wielding the hammer.
Both men were arrested late Friday.