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32. People Like GW, Cheney, Rove or GZ Know There Ain't An Afterlife

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 07:10 PM

Jul 2013

These people pretend that religion is important, but they know full well that their legacy and what impact their actions had, are all that matters.

The religion BS is a cover, so they can act like they're somehow honorable and concerned about what god would approve of.

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My thoughts on the verdict [View all] nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 OP

Hey Nadin! I didn't understand why the racial aspects were kept out of the trial GiaGiovanni Jul 2013 #1

Because the judge said such nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #3

Yeah. I agree. Jackpine Radical Jul 2013 #2

I read it...they had no choice nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #4

That means the next step is to mobilize against this law GiaGiovanni Jul 2013 #5

Yeah That Usually Works SoCalMusicLover Jul 2013 #7

Uh, no. If you give up, you get nothing at all. GiaGiovanni Jul 2013 #8

I Wish I Could Believe You SoCalMusicLover Jul 2013 #11

Change is not going to come from elections nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #17

The system is as fucked as it has been in the past nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #10

I also think Zimmerman's previous documented anger issues should have been revealed to the jury AndyA Jul 2013 #6

Absolutely nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #9

You'll Never Hear From Him Again SoCalMusicLover Jul 2013 #13

He won't get much of a payday from it though - his lawyers will get most of it. mysuzuki2 Jul 2013 #23

Who Cares SoCalMusicLover Jul 2013 #24

I don't disagree at all. mysuzuki2 Jul 2013 #26

I Still Feel That Way About Shrub SoCalMusicLover Jul 2013 #27

Sometimes I wish there were an afterlife where people like that would get what they deserve. mysuzuki2 Jul 2013 #29

People Like GW, Cheney, Rove or GZ Know There Ain't An Afterlife SoCalMusicLover Jul 2013 #32

Abusers rarely--if ever--learn their lesson until they're caught and stopped AndyA Jul 2013 #14

I know, but rarely people do learn nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #16

If Zimmerman feels good about having killed Trayvon, Mariana Jul 2013 #19

Zimmerman is a sociopath Skittles Jul 2013 #22

That's pretty clear to me, too. Mariana Jul 2013 #42

he felt nothing Skittles Jul 2013 #52

I think the jury could have had the decency ... GeorgeGist Jul 2013 #12

In my mind it was proven nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #15

Kicked & Recommended In_The_Wind Jul 2013 #18

these laws were made to favor gun humping cowards Skittles Jul 2013 #20

What racial elements were kept off the case? madville Jul 2013 #21

The 911 tape for example. nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #28

They played the 911 calls for the jury madville Jul 2013 #34

Not all of it, not the long history of them. nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #35

The real issue is that the jury HAD to find Zimmerman NOT Guilty. We can all thank madinmaryland Jul 2013 #25

That is how the law was written nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #30

Yes. That is the law that the fucking NRA wrote for the Florida Repukes to pass. madinmaryland Jul 2013 #31

Does it make you fell better to Bay Boy Jul 2013 #36

I see that another gungeonite climbed out of the cesspool to comment. madinmaryland Jul 2013 #37

I asked the question because the NRA didn't Bay Boy Jul 2013 #60

The NRA is evil and must loudly be proclaimed so. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #59

I will continue to shout from the mountaintop wercal Jul 2013 #57

It is Open Season on the Gun Protection laws is all. Half-Century Man Jul 2013 #33

Open season on minorities? Boom Sound 416 Jul 2013 #38

When in the history of the Boom Sound 416 Jul 2013 #39

Self defense is omething the defense has to prove in Cali nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #40

Fair enough Boom Sound 416 Jul 2013 #41

It wasn't, until stand your ground, nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #43

Nope. The burden on self-defense here was pretty typical. DirkGently Jul 2013 #44

I know they proved manslaughter nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #46

Got a better law you want to discuss? DirkGently Jul 2013 #48

Stand your ground is not very typical nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #50

This wasn't a SYG case. No "duty to flee" was raised. DirkGently Jul 2013 #54

SYG was not involved in this case. It was decided on self-defense law. N/T GreenStormCloud Jul 2013 #45

Read the jury instructions nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #47

But Zimm didn't claim it. So, no, it didn't apply. DirkGently Jul 2013 #49

Once again. Read the jury instructions nadinbrzezinski Jul 2013 #51

Once again, it only applies to duty to flee. Which wasn't in play. DirkGently Jul 2013 #53

once again you have failed to accept that you were proved wrong. are you a lawyer now too? dionysus Jul 2013 #55

good luck getting that to sink in... dionysus Jul 2013 #56

Sorry but that just isn't true. In almost all the states in the US the prosecution must prove PoliticAverse Jul 2013 #58