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Midnight Raver
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True to form, in poor taste as usual. :roll:
Zimmerman will most likely be convicted of manslaughter- not for nothing, but he asked for it.
Zimmerman will most likely be convicted of manslaughter- not for nothing, but he asked for it.
Avtomat-Acolyte
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Midnight Raver said:
True to form, precisely the kind of nonsense a Big City Thinker in a Liberal paradise would say.
V65Magnafan
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How does one "ask for" manslaughter?
As this article will explain, if Z. is convicted of manslaughter in Florida, he will have excellent grounds for appeal.
http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2013/07/11/the ... explainer/
The manslaughter option is a ruse created either by the judge or her handlers. In Florida, either the subject had reasonable grounds for self-defense or he did not. The prosecution was unable to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Z. did not have reasonable grounds.
Or, I should say, it adds one more to the list of many valid reasons to appeal.
This case is a political animal, this year's version of the Duke Lacrosse Case. Even a left-wing legal blog is stating that the prosecution case is a disaster.
http://www.talkleft.com/story/2013/7/10 ... -Fighting-
We also now know that Holder's minions supported the anti-Zimmerman crowd in Florida.
All this is straight from Alinsky's Rulebook For Radicals: Create a crisis and then manage it.
If and when Z is acquitted, we will see the next crisis.
As this article will explain, if Z. is convicted of manslaughter in Florida, he will have excellent grounds for appeal.
http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2013/07/11/the ... explainer/
The manslaughter option is a ruse created either by the judge or her handlers. In Florida, either the subject had reasonable grounds for self-defense or he did not. The prosecution was unable to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Z. did not have reasonable grounds.
Or, I should say, it adds one more to the list of many valid reasons to appeal.
This case is a political animal, this year's version of the Duke Lacrosse Case. Even a left-wing legal blog is stating that the prosecution case is a disaster.
http://www.talkleft.com/story/2013/7/10 ... -Fighting-
We also now know that Holder's minions supported the anti-Zimmerman crowd in Florida.
All this is straight from Alinsky's Rulebook For Radicals: Create a crisis and then manage it.
If and when Z is acquitted, we will see the next crisis.
Midnight Raver
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Avtomat-Acolyte said:
Well, I'm no big city thinker and certainly not Liberal(registered Republican). I'm only going by the basic evidence at hand, and two wrongs don't make a right. Nobody wins or are the same again when it comes to a gunfight. Been on the wrong end of a lot of things myself and I'm glad I didn't grow up in a city. Don't care for them at all.
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Avtomat-Acolyte said:
Midnight Raver
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I just coughed rice all over my monitor screen, now it looks like an ant farm...
FunkyMonkey has just beat out the worst tea spray I've ever done to a computer while laughing at a hilarious post!!! :lol:
I definitely owe you for making my day, I shall reward you if and when I get to a Shootzenfest- I won't forget it, you have my word on that.
FunkyMonkey has just beat out the worst tea spray I've ever done to a computer while laughing at a hilarious post!!! :lol:
I definitely owe you for making my day, I shall reward you if and when I get to a Shootzenfest- I won't forget it, you have my word on that.
