Zimmerman Walks

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by merrylander

Begins to sound like that jury had a collective IQ of 89.

Did you see the interview Rob?

That was the first thing I noticed.

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by whell

I see that the talk track about the jury being "dim" continues to propagate. More of the left's war on women?

Whell, did you see the interview?

This women IS not very bright yet clearly feels her convictions are gospel.

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by whell

Couple that with the fact that the prosecution failed to make its case "beyond a reasonable doubt" about any of the charges, and yes, Zimmerman walks. Zimmerman walked not because the "system doesn't work." The system, in this case, worked perfectly, no matter how much we may or may not like the result.

How did the system work perfectly if a child killer walked?

This is the stupidest thing you have ever said and you have repeated much right wing wacko stuff over the years.

[whell]

Originally Posted by noonereal

Whell, did you see the interview?

This women IS not very bright yet clearly feels her convictions are gospel.

Its amazing what some folks think that they can discern from a few minutes of TV interview footage. Set aside for a moment that most folks behavior radically changes when you turn on a camera.

Not that any of this matters.

[whell]

Originally Posted by noonereal

How did the system work perfectly if a child killer walked?

This is the stupidest thing you have ever said and you have repeated much right wing wacko stuff over the years.

So called "guilty" people walk in this country from time to time. Not saying that Zimmerman was or wasn't guilty. If there is not sufficient evidence to convict someone under the law, they need to walk. The legal bar is set high for a good reason, and to make a general statement about "the system" based on the results of one case is, to use your term, stupid.

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by piece-itpete

'This is not a court of justice, it's a court of law!' - a judge, to me.

Emotions run rampant killed Socrates.

Pete

You are right Pete.

This was a perfect storm for Zim.

He was rehearsed on what to say if he ever did get himself into serious trouble with his gun, which he did.

The police had to cover their own ass for not arresting him so they became his advocates.

The prosecution team was shockingly bad. Beyond words. Not employable in the private sector.

and finally, it appears the jury was not very bright and certainly shockingly ignorant of life in America as a black man.

[whell]

Originally Posted by barbara

That's "creepy assed KRAKA".

In the world of youth, the term KRAKA does not mean the same thing as cracker.
I think there was a serious lack of language comprehension between cultures during the trial, along with the fact the prosecution was pathetic.

I still maintain the prosecution wasn't too keen on winning this case from the get go.

Not that Wikipedia is THE authoritative source, but:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cracker_(pejorative)

"Cracker, sometimes white cracker or cracka, is a derogatory term for white people..."

There's also this from Urban Dictionary:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cracka

Looks like "cracker" and "cracka" are generally regarded as interchangeable terms.

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by whell

So called "guilty" people walk in this country from time to time. Not saying that Zimmerman was or wasn't guilty. If there is not sufficient evidence to convict someone under the law, they need to walk. The legal bar is set high for a good reason, and to make a general statement about "the system" based on the results of one case is, to use your term, stupid.

Nowhere did I make a general statement about the system. I spoke to this case.

[whell]

Originally Posted by noonereal

The prosecution team was shockingly bad. Beyond words. Not employable in the private sector.

Finally, we get an admission from the left that employment / performance standards are higher in the private sector than in the public sector.

[piece-itpete]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=kraka

"1. kraka

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The term "kraka" is often misunderstood. Some people refer to it when speaking to a white person. The term "kraka" is used to its fullest extent when and only when its used against a person of any other color than white. The person being called the "kraka" must not enjoy being called the "kraka." To fully understand this, practice with it against people of non-white color.

Hey Juan, yoos a kraka.
Why you such a kraka Jaquees?
Ayy doo, di di dis foo Armante be a kraka.

buy kraka mugs & shirts

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2. kraka

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White person

3. kraka

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A Kraka is a person that listens to anything but mainstream music today, has democratic political views, and enjoy nature. Very universal too.

Hey, look at those krakas.

Wheres the hole, i gotta krake. "

???

Pete