I haven't been watching the case but did get linked this
Why do liberals want Zimmerman convicted when he's obviously innocent?
let's start with the following facts
(1) Following someone is not a crime.
(2) Following someone for jumping over the fence of a gated community is not a crime.
(3) Asking someone a question is not a crime.
(4) Assault is not the proper response if you are a victim of following or question-asking.
(5) Preemptive attacks are not perfectly fine as long as a black person does it.
(6) Defending one's self from assault is not a crime.
(7) An asthma sufferer does not have a clear advantage in a fight over a tall athlete.
(8) 911 telephone operators do not have the authority to issue legally binding orders to the general public.
(9) Being a drug dealer is a negative character element.
(10) Calling a drug dealer a drug dealer is not character assassination.
(11) The validity of facts is not dependent on whether or not they fit your personal narrative.
(12) Disagreeing with your narrative does not make someone a "racist" and automatically invalidate their opinion.
(13) It's far less likely for a group of cops and paramedics to lie on reports than it is for a drug dealer with a history of illegal acts to be aggressive.
(14) Stealing property and selling drugs is not perfectly normal teenage behavior.
(15) "It's not mine, a friend gave it to me" is not a reasonable explanation for why a male has 12 pieces of stolen female jewelry in his backpack.
(16) Hearing Trayvon screaming was so horrible, until you realized it was Zimmerman screaming.
(17) Trayvon Martin had a Twitter account named @NO_LIMIT_*****.
(18) Young pictures of Trayvon and an old mugshot of Zimmerman are not unbiased pictures.
(19) Trayvon was not a good kid whose only crime was wearing a hoodie and carrying a bag of Skittles.
(20) Trayvon likely had something to do with the burglaries reported earlier in that neighborhood.
(21) Zimmerman is not a "white man" nor has he ever identified as one.
(22) Trayvon wanted revenge on Zimmerman for "snitching on him".
(23) Defending your life isn't called "standing your ground", it's called self defense.
so?
let's start with the following facts
(1) Following someone is not a crime.
(2) Following someone for jumping over the fence of a gated community is not a crime.
(3) Asking someone a question is not a crime.
(4) Assault is not the proper response if you are a victim of following or question-asking.
(5) Preemptive attacks are not perfectly fine as long as a black person does it.
(6) Defending one's self from assault is not a crime.
(7) An asthma sufferer does not have a clear advantage in a fight over a tall athlete.
(8) 911 telephone operators do not have the authority to issue legally binding orders to the general public.
(9) Being a drug dealer is a negative character element.
(10) Calling a drug dealer a drug dealer is not character assassination.
(11) The validity of facts is not dependent on whether or not they fit your personal narrative.
(12) Disagreeing with your narrative does not make someone a "racist" and automatically invalidate their opinion.
(13) It's far less likely for a group of cops and paramedics to lie on reports than it is for a drug dealer with a history of illegal acts to be aggressive.
(14) Stealing property and selling drugs is not perfectly normal teenage behavior.
(15) "It's not mine, a friend gave it to me" is not a reasonable explanation for why a male has 12 pieces of stolen female jewelry in his backpack.
(16) Hearing Trayvon screaming was so horrible, until you realized it was Zimmerman screaming.
(17) Trayvon Martin had a Twitter account named @NO_LIMIT_*****.
(18) Young pictures of Trayvon and an old mugshot of Zimmerman are not unbiased pictures.
(19) Trayvon was not a good kid whose only crime was wearing a hoodie and carrying a bag of Skittles.
(20) Trayvon likely had something to do with the burglaries reported earlier in that neighborhood.
(21) Zimmerman is not a "white man" nor has he ever identified as one.
(22) Trayvon wanted revenge on Zimmerman for "snitching on him".
(23) Defending your life isn't called "standing your ground", it's called self defense.
so?
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