Mugwop
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Want to be the next Trayvon?
Oh please! Don't try to patronize me Canadian.If i don't get him Someone else will
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Want to be the next Trayvon?
Oh please! Don't try to patronize me Canadian.If i don't get him Someone else will
Are you only intent on committing murder or are you soliciting murder? Could you please clarify. Thanks.
Good old fashioned a$$ whooping is what I am talking about.
Zimmerman picked a fight with him. He tried to be a hero.But isn't it ironic that intent is precisely what landed Trayvon in trouble.
You do know that Zimmerman has his gun back, right? You better be packin' heat if you want to whup him.
Zimmerman picked a fight with him. He tried to be a hero.
Please don't take this the wrong way, but if you are packin' and you want to teach someone a lesson because you are so convinced that they are in the wrong, then isn't this exactly what Zimmerman did that you find so wrong? Are you potentially another Zimmerman in the making?
The best you can argue here is that Zimmerman is guilty of bad judgement, which is what the jury concluded. But guilty of murder or even manslaughter are totally different charges.The matter of fact, George Zimmerman didn't follow the police order to stay in the car and not follow the teenager. I think as a 17 yrs old teenager would over react to anyone stalking them, George Zimmerman didn't have the authority stop and question anyone without a crime occur or on suspicion only. No one know the motive behind Travon Martin aggression then fought George Zimmerman for no reason other than Travon Martin was fearful for his life. A dead person couldn't give his version of event leaded up to his dead. No eyes witness testify they saw everything happen from the moment George Zimmerman stepped out of the car and confronted Travon Martin to the time Travon Martin got shot and killed. I think George Zimmerman took it up himself to act as a cop without the authority to do so, he subsequent killed a innocent teen. He should be held liable for the action and should be convict of manslaughter.
Oh please! Don't try to patronize me Canadian.If i don't get him Someone else will
The matter of fact, George Zimmerman didn't follow the police order to stay in the car and not follow the teenager. I think as a 17 yrs old teenager would over react to anyone stalking them, George Zimmerman didn't have the authority stop and question anyone without a crime occur or on suspicion only. No one know the motive behind Travon Martin aggression then fought George Zimmerman for no reason other than Travon Martin was fearful for his life. A dead person couldn't give his version of event leaded up to his dead. No eyes witness testify they saw everything happen from the moment George Zimmerman stepped out of the car and confronted Travon Martin to the time Travon Martin got shot and killed. I think George Zimmerman took it up himself to act as a cop without the authority to do so, he subsequent killed a innocent teen. He should be held liable for the action and should be convict of manslaughter.
The matter of fact, George Zimmerman didn't follow the police order to stay in the car and not follow the teenager. I think as a 17 yrs old teenager would over react to anyone stalking them, George Zimmerman didn't have the authority stop and question anyone without a crime occur or on suspicion only. No one know the motive behind Travon Martin aggression then fought George Zimmerman for no reason other than Travon Martin was fearful for his life. A dead person couldn't give his version of event leaded up to his dead. No eyes witness testify they saw everything happen from the moment George Zimmerman stepped out of the car and confronted Travon Martin to the time Travon Martin got shot and killed. I think George Zimmerman took it up himself to act as a cop without the authority to do so, he subsequent killed a innocent teen. He should be held liable for the action and should be convict of manslaughter.
Second-degree murder is ordinarily defined as: 1) an intentional killing that is not premeditated or planned, nor committed in a reasonable "heat of passion"; or 2) a killing caused by dangerous conduct and the offender's obvious lack of concern for human life. Second-degree murder may best be viewed as the middle ground between first-degree murder and voluntary manslaughter.
For example, Dan comes home to find his wife in bed with Victor. At a stoplight the next day, Dan sees Victor riding in the passenger seat of a nearby car. Dan pulls out a gun and fires three shots into the car, missing Victor but killing the driver of the car.
Some jurisdictions make a distinction between different situations that constitute murder and prosecute the charges differently. These states usually break the crime of murder into first degree murder and second degree murder.
Voluntary Manslaughter: Definition
Voluntary manslaughter is commonly defined as an intentional killing in which the offender had no prior intent to kill, such as a killing that occurs in the "heat of passion." The circumstances leading to the killing must be the kind that would cause a reasonable person to become emotionally or mentally disturbed; otherwise, the killing may be charged as a first-degree or second-degree murder.
For example, Dan comes home to find his wife in bed with Victor. In the heat of the moment, Dan picks up a golf club from next to the bed and strikes Victor in the head, killing him instantly.
On the spectrum of homicides, this offense lies somewhere in between the killing of another with malice aforethought (aka, murder) and the excusable, justified, or privileged taking of life that does not constitute a crime, such as some instances of self-defense.
Voluntary manslaughter is a separate concept from involuntary manslaughter and has several definitions depending on what state the crime occurs in. Involuntary manslaughter, on the other hand, occurs when someone dies as a result of the defendant's non-felonious illegal act or as a consequence of the defendant's irresponsibility or recklessness.
George Zimmerman was racially motivated, he made an assumption a crime occurred.
he gave a location of a crime that never happen
he ignore the dispatcher not to follow Travon Martin, he fully arm when he walk out of the car then proceed to confront and ask question, did George Zimmerman have proper training for the situation he in
there only eyes witness that saw Travon Martin on top and beat up George Zimmerman when they heard the gun shots. No eyes witness testified Travon Martin was the aggressor and rushed to beat the crap out of George Zimmerman
This is a very weak case to acquit someone base on self defend. Both were in a fight and one end up dead because George Zimmerman had the gun with him.