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In reply to the discussion: Facts are difficult to come by in the Trayvon Martin Case, and [View all]Voice for Peace
(13,141 posts)40. I think anthropomorphizing is part of my survival mechanism
but besides that, there's a kindness that is neither emotion nor
thought, in my perception; but we may be tripping over the use
of words. And for the record I am not religious nor believe in any
god that can be defined.
But I am curious, where you consider the urge to love, and the
urge to create, where does that urge come from?
What is that about in your opinion? I'm not interested
in debate, but I do like to know how others view life.
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To be a magistrate in Virginia, one isn't required to have knowledge of criminal law.
Kaleva
May 2012
#38
It seems to me that they (Zimmerman's legal team) are doing so much leaking...
cynatnite
May 2012
#24
YES. And if it had been a police officer who shot Martin, there'd have been more of an investigation
MH1
May 2012
#36
We know this, that had there been no public outcry, this case would never have gone to
sabrina 1
May 2012
#28
Someone on another thread linked a raft of documents from the case. Fact is, the media
HiPointDem
May 2012
#31