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Do you remember this fellow? Do your remember the day that you defended him? This makes number four for domestic violence for him. Do we wait until he kills the next one?  |
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11/20/2013 5:12 am |
It seems that the color of one's skin is important to you. Shameful.
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11/20/2013 6:09 am |
I defended him then, and will stand up for him today. I am not one of those wishy-washy liberals who change their opinion along with their underwear.
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I posted how I felt about Mr. Zimmerman on leaf's blog. Here, I want to leave Mr. Zimmerman out of it for a second, And say what I see from this blog. Making any statement about race, or ideology about this man is incredulous. To infer this man is reflective to any group is just wishful thinking, and based on ones biased and prejudice. It is about using him for one's purpose without any reasonable thought or consideration. You folks need to see him for what he is....a disturbed, devious, deviant, that goes far beyond race and ideology. You need to hope there aren't many like him, anywhere. I defended him then, and I will not and cannot defend him now. He has proven to me, how wrong I was. He baited, hooked, and skinned Trayvon, sure as shoot'in! I never say I was wrong, very lightly.
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Roxy, This wasn't vigilante. You do not have to argue that it's wrong to kill vigilante style. It actually gives him some credit, he doesn't deserve. This man wanted to kill somebody. I'm sure he dreamed of it. It became a goal as much as a desire. His devious nature knew he couldn't just do it, so he had to find or create the opportunity to do it, a way he could get away with it. He baited Trayvon wanting him to attack him, so he could get away with killing him. Don't kid yourself, that a black was not included in his plan, it played the opposite race card. It made it more plausible to get away with. Although, he may have chosen a black man as someone easier to bait, he really didn't care that he was black. It was not his purpose, just his design. It's become his modus operendi, to find the opportunity to do that which he wants, that which he desires to do and get away with it. His wife said that getting off the hook for Trayvon has embolden him. Well certainly a successful plan usually emboldens one to greater things, until the day, one doesn't even see the necessity of a plan. That's the day all such people get exposed. Don't fault those here that have fallen into his trap and would defend him, that trap was made by his design. Take solace in the fact, that as time goes on, he will build a lesser trap, it is the nature of such people.
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11/20/2013 3:01 pm |
I really got the message. This blogger is unnecessarily inciting because of one's color.
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11/20/2013 8:21 pm |
Actually you have no idea................. Don't know who you're pairing me with and don't care. But you gotta have one twisted mind to make this post
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