ZIMMERMAN TRIAL LIVE LINK

[Ronin13]

That was one helluva sermon! I like him!

[bellavite1]

That was one helluva sermon! I like him!

+1 (IMMAGINE THAT!)

[Ronin13]

+1 (IMMAGINE THAT!)

Yeah, I'm surprised at that... are you feeling okay today Luigi?
I see the point here, regardless, you don't have to be religious (or in this case the kind of religion doesn't matter) to see that this pastor makes a great point... Color before all else is wrong.

[Mick-Boy]

I just saw this article and thought it might be food for thought for the "No 17 year old anywhere could possibly be a threat to me" crowd. This shining example of citizenship is being indicted for capital murder (killing Officer Molina). I've quoted the relevant part of the article.

While Molina was talking, Gonzalez "struck the victim on the face and then grabbed his legs and threw him to the concrete. (Gonzalez) then got on top of the victim and continued to punch him in the face," the document states. Police said that Molina was knocked unconscious when his head hit the ground, and that Gonzalez continued the assault despite Molina's being unable to defend himself.

[Kraven251]

I saw this and liked it, I may have to pay attention to more of this guy's stuff. (if a repost, my apologies and talk tot he guy on the left)

[robertcolorado2009]

I think he's got it right! This pastor is being very realistic and truthful. Not JUST black.

[Zundfolge]

Massad Ayoob's take on the Zimmerman case.

Part 1
Part 2 - The "Unarmed Teen"
Part 3 - Who Started It?

Case Closed

[trlcavscout]

I saw this and liked it, I may have to pay attention to more of this guy's stuff. (if a repost, my apologies and talk tot he guy on the left)

Awesome video from a very intelligent individual. "Grand cougar" hahaha

[Dave]

http://news.yahoo.com/black-americas...070000529.html

Might be a repost, sorry if it is.

[Ronin13]

Massad Ayoob's take on the Zimmerman case.

Part 1
Part 2 - The "Unarmed Teen"
Part 3 - Who Started It?

Case Closed

That was very well written, Mr Ayoob sure does reiterate a lot of good points I've heard during this whole fiasco, such as:
"When Zimmerman lost sight of Martin, the latter was a very short distance from home. Yet in the four minutes thereafter, he had to have left that location and gone toward Zimmerman’s."
"And if Martin really believed he was in danger from the man watching him, why didn’t he simply call the police from the phone he was already speaking on?"

Too bad so many useful idiots that think with emotion rather than reason and obviously have zero faith in our justice system won't agree with those plain and simple thoughts.