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BroomWagon
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Hardly sticks to the facts,dispersions is not the word you want. I get words mixed at times so I am not being critical just realizing that I am in the same boat with you at times.
I think you meant aspersions?
No you can’t say it for the “pro-zimmerman” side. That side actually sticks to facts. The anit-zimmerman side relys on emotion and mistatements.
“Zimmerman was having his head battered into the concrete” well, where does this fact come from? Oh, I see, it’s George Zimmerman’s unsworn testimony. Even someone on Glenn Beck’s show seemed to say this. We have no witness stating this.
And now to post #2669, just fresh in this thread:
What does a broken nose prove any more than a fight has taken place??Yeah, a broken nose on the pummeled person beneath you will tend to arouse a little suspicion about your conduct.
(Hint: If the police actually believed the evidence showed TM did nothing wrong, they would have indicted GZ locally.)
And again, if one person is on top of the other, all it proves most likely but not certainly, that the stronger man may be on top.
Conceivably, you could have a hypothetical situation where the winning fighter was on the ground, he could be using the ground as leverage to better head-butt his opponent while that might be harder if one was on top.
Yet, we routinely hear things like this as if it is stating the facts.
“Believed the evidence showed TM did nothing wrong”??? Or that there was not evidence in the case that Zimmerman acted to murder someone?? Another assumption.(Hint: If the police actually believed the evidence showed TM did nothing wrong, they would have indicted GZ locally.)
And although SYG, Stand your ground is not a part of the trial, the SYG laws in Florida can make it where if the Police, Government longly prosecute someone, they can be held liable, so sometimes the Police do not arrest in these cases, something along these lines.