6 ft. Leprechaun
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- Oct 11, 2012
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Nothing in the real news yet. I'm sure they would have jumped on it BIG time.
Yeah, somebody either got the scoop or jumped the gun because nobody else has this listed as a news item.
Nothing in the real news yet. I'm sure they would have jumped on it BIG time.
There'll be a civil suit. They'll get him somehow.
Idiots in charge of the country. They and the media are the one setting relations back, not the people.
If there was a link in the OP, I couldn't access it.
i think it is this:
http://www.westernjournalism.com/doj-ignores-jury-verdict-trying-zimmerman-again/
You call it odds I call it racially profiling
In court, evidence and scrutiny have exposed these difficult, complicated truths. But outside the court, ideologues are ignoring them. They’re oversimplifying a tragedy that was caused by oversimplification. Martin has become Emmett Till. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is using the verdict to attack Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law, which wasn’t invoked in this case. The grievance industrial complex is pushing the Department of Justice to prosecute Zimmerman for bias-motivated killing, based on evidence that didn’t even support a conviction for unpremeditated killing. Zimmerman’s lawyers have teamed up with members of the Congressional Black Caucus, inadvertently, to promote the false message that Zimmerman’s acquittal means our society thinks everything he did was OK.
It wasn’t OK. It was stupid and dangerous. It led to the unnecessary death of an innocent young man. It happened because two people—their minds clouded by stereotypes that went well beyond race—assumed the worst about one another and acted in haste. If you want to prevent the next Trayvon Martin tragedy, learn from their mistakes. Don’t paint the world in black and white. Don’t declare the whole justice system racist, or blame every gun death on guns, or confuse acquittal with vindication. And the next time you see somebody who looks like a punk or a pervert, hold your fire.
You call it odds I call it racially profiling
If I was a police officer I would call it probable cause.
Since I am not, I call it using common sense.
Odds, stereotyping, racially profiling...... who cares what it's called, if it works than so be it.You call it odds I call it racially profiling
I wonder if Trayvon had lived would he have been charged with felony assault and since he described Zimmerman as a "creepy ass cracka" and then assaulted him would the DOJ have looked into persuing civil charges against Trayvon for a racially motivated hate crime?