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19. Under the 'stand your Ground'

Fri Mar 30, 2012, 07:56 AM

Mar 2012

laws you would. Zimmerman posed a reasonable threat.

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Even if Martin did hit him [View all] mackattack Mar 2012 OP

Zimmerman was not part of a neighborhood watch nt abelenkpe Mar 2012 #1

It doesnt matter if he was or not mackattack Mar 2012 #5

What part of "stand your ground" don't you understand -SARCASM- ashling Mar 2012 #13

I agree with you. Denninmi Mar 2012 #2

From the video footage in another thread Rex Mar 2012 #3

Incident happens at 7:17...Z. arrives at station house 7:52 alcibiades_mystery Mar 2012 #12

The video is not grainy. slampoet Mar 2012 #15

I was being sarcastic, it is not grainy in the least bit. Rex Mar 2012 #16

Media Has Their Talking Points SoCalMusicLover Mar 2012 #4

Apparently only caucasians are allowed to stand their ground tularetom Mar 2012 #7

100% agreed. That's been my point all along as well. nt TeamsterDem Mar 2012 #9

"Stranger Danger" Quiet_Dem_Mom Mar 2012 #11

This is a huge point many in the media fail to mention. Jennicut Mar 2012 #14

I'm pretty certain you can't legally attack anyone who bothers you. Taitertots Mar 2012 #17

Under the 'stand your Ground' mackattack Mar 2012 #19

How is walking up to and talking to someone a reasonable threat? Taitertots Mar 2012 #21

Plus you have Zimmerman's Shankapotomus Mar 2012 #20