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MaryT777
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How did Edwards get in this conversation?
Testimony from the dead.How did Edwards get in this conversation?
?Testimony from the dead.
I have tried to find evidence of Z claiming that T either reached for or touched the gun. We know that he did not touch the gun as there was no dna. The law that T broke was one common sense-going towards trouble instead of going to his father’s girl friends house and two battery. Obviously it was not mutual because T had no injury to indicate that he was in a fight. The only injury indicating a fight was on Z.What law did TM break before he saw Z had a gun and either
reached for it
or touched it according to Z.
Nothing.
Z needed to wait for the police; as much as he wanted to be he was not, is not, and never will be now a police officer.
Mary.
Until they are vigilant - then they get accused of being racist…For police, the goal is vigilance, not vigilantes
I don’t recall a post on this thread or forum saying a vigilante is a racist.Until they are vigilant - then they get accused of being racist…
TM’s perspective. He is walking slowly back to where he was staying. He is not walking on the sidewalk could be he was just a peeping tom. The rain didn’t seem to bother him as I said he was walking slowly and not on the sidewalk. He notices as he says a “cracker” following him. He approaches GZ. He must have seen the G was on the phone. Then he runs away and tell his girlfriend that he is behind the place he is staying. She eggs him on with comments on rape. This obviously enraged him. Since he was a trained fighter, he figured he could take the out of shape man. While returning to confront Zimmerman he puts the can of pop and candy in his pocket as well as his phone in preparation to take this “cracker” down. What words are exchanged we do not know for certain. We do know that Z has a broken nose and ends up on his back just as TM was capable of doing. Witnesses say that he was raining down blows just as he had done before. He was getting the guy who had the temerity to call in a complaint about him. His perspective is he was going to beat the “cracker” and do damage. Now according to Z he intended to kill him, nothing disputes that intent.Only taking the perspective of GZ does not sound like justice to me.
He is referring to the policeI don’t recall a post on this thread or forum saying a vigilante is a racist.
Pure fiction.TM’s perspective. He is walking slowly back to where he was staying. He is not walking on the sidewalk could be he was just a peeping tom. The rain didn’t seem to bother him as I said he was walking slowly and not on the sidewalk. He notices as he says a “cracker” following him. He approaches GZ. He must have seen the G was on the phone. Then he runs away and tell his girlfriend that he is behind the place he is staying. She eggs him on with comments on rape. This obviously enraged him. Since he was a trained fighter, he figured he could take the out of shape man. While returning to confront Zimmerman he puts the can of pop and candy in his pocket as well as his phone in preparation to take this “cracker” down. What words are exchanged we do not know for certain. We do know that Z has a broken nose and ends up on his back just as TM was capable of doing. Witnesses say that he was raining down blows just as he had done before. He was getting the guy who had the temerity to call in a complaint about him. His perspective is he was going to beat the “cracker” and do damage. Now according to Z he intended to kill him, nothing disputes that intent.
TM profiled Z that he was just a “cracker” that needed to be taught a lesson.
:whackadoo:Pure fiction.
Yes it most certainly was fiction.Pure fiction.
You calling it fiction?Yes it most certainly was fiction.
I gave you a scenario based on the facts. I noticed all you can muster is this is fiction without any real disputing what was stated. Like he didn’t call Z a “cracker” or his girlfriend didn’t mention rape or Z’s nose wasn’t broken but you can’t. All you can do is say it is fictionI have tried to find evidence of Z claiming that T either reached for or touched the gun. We know that he did not touch the gun as there was no dna. The law that T broke was one common sense-going towards trouble instead of going to his father’s girl friends house and two battery. Obviously it was not mutual because T had no injury to indicate that he was in a fight. The only injury indicating a fight was on Z.
I never disputed GZ was called a “cracker”You calling it fiction? When most of what you presented for Z was fiction.
Speaking of fiction you never answered this
I gave you a scenario based on the facts. I noticed all you can muster is this is fiction without any real disputing what was stated. Like he didn’t call his a “cracker” or his girlfriend didn’t mention rape or Z’s nose wasn’t broken but you can’t all you can do is say it is fictionOf course since most of what you state has been-] fiction /-]speculation that was not based on fact, I understand your inability to refute fact.
Where did I mention “homosexual” rape? You are disputing a statement I did not make. I presented TM’s side in his words what others reported and by his actions.I never disputed GZ was called a “cracker”
I disputed his girlfriend never stated anything about “homosexual” rape.
I never disputed Z’s nose was broken.
There is a side of the story we’re missing and that is TM’s side because he is dead.
What happened between TM and GZ In those minutes before his death are speculation on both sides.
Mary.
Jeantel said she warned Martin the man might be a rapist, which he laughed off.
That was certainly one perspective on what may have happened. It’s speculation both ways for he’s dead now. That’s my main point. He never had a day in court to tell us what happened.Where did I mention “homosexual” rape? I presented TM’s side in his words what others reported and by his actions.
It is a great sorrow that he is no longer alive.That was certainly one perspective on what may have happened. It’s speculation both ways for he’s dead now. That’s my main point. He never had a day in court to tell us what happened.
Yes his death was a tragedy indeed; an innocent kid walking home with skittles and iced tea.It is a great sorrow that he is no longer alive.
Innocent kids do not attack others.Yes his death was a tragedy indeed; an innocent kid walking home with skittles and iced tea.
They might if their life is threatened. GZ attacked a police officer and was let off onInnocent kids do not attack others.