Zimmerman: Afraid of Being in Jail

[4th law of robotics]

120. You really think yelling constantly is healthy?

Anyway, I can't find any reason why you'd keep bringing up tangents like your family if you didn't feel it had any bearing on this case.

Either you're saying you've suffered so now he needs to or you're throwing in details that are completely irrelevant to the conversation ("my hamster died last week, Zimmerman needs to hang!", one could see how that would be confusing to most sane people).

That's what the other side is doing every time they imply that Trayvon deserved what he did because he was "probably headed for prison" based on things they had heard of or believed. I'M.NOT.A.RACIST...clear enough? You are putting words into my mouth that I NEVER said NOR implied.

I never said you were. That's what putting words in someone's mouth looks like.

Try to keep up and pay attention, might help you to understand a thing or two.

Your reasoning is flawed. I understand it, I just don't agree with it.

If zimmy is afraid being in prison then I say, good for him. He should have thought about that before he shot that 17 YEAR OLD BOY

Sounds like he's afraid of the other inmates, not prison so much. That's what you are not understanding: prison shouldn't have an additional punishment thrown on top of "you might get shanked by an inmate, or raped, or murdered". None of that should occur. It doesn't matter what you think of the person, justice ought to be doled out by a court not by vigilantes.

If you support vigilante "justice" against Zimmerman then you really can't condemn him as a vigilante. He felt Trayvon needed to die so he took that power in to his hands. This is wrong right? And yet you cheer on a prison who would do *the exact same thing*.

If you support vigilante justice and just feel he had the wrong target then fine. But you can't then go on to condemn him for taking the law in to his own hands. Only for aiming the gun at the wrong target.