Pol admit that Zimmerman should have been found not guilty and he killed Trayvon because he was black and knew he could get away with it.
> be a wannabe cop working as a neighbourhood watch co-ordinator > see a 17 year old black kid walking home in the rain wearing a hoody > think theres something suspicious going on > call the police to tell them theres a suspicious black boy walking on the street > police tell you to not engage and stay in your car > Ignore this advice and leave your car to walk up to Trayvon > end up killing a 17 year kid.
What is Trayvon guilty of? He was walking home from buying skittles and he ends up being murdered in cold blood because he looked suspicious. What was suspicious about him? Why did Zimmerman leave his car to engage Trayvon after the police told him not to? What would you do if someone was following you around at night in the rain, first in their car and then by foot.
It was ruled self defense by a Jewish leftie judge crone. Go dilate.
Daniel Thomas
This is a slide thread
Jacob Roberts
Theres not evidence of who started the fight, but theres evidence that Zimmerman approached Trayvon. How is that self-defence when Zimmerman approached first?
Luis Jackson
Yup. Obvious as hell, too. Desperation.
Benjamin Jenkins
Literally who cares this shit happened when I was a kid
> Ignore this advice and leave your car to walk up to Trayvon > end up killing a 17 year kid You conveniently omitted the part where trayvon cur stomped Zim.
Dominic Reed
The nigger forgot that he wasn't on the internet and got a dose of reality
>Be a nigger >Act like a nigger >"white" dude asks you what the fuck you're up to >Attack "white" dude >Oh shit, "white" dude has a piece >Try to take the piece from the "white" dude >Get shot >Die >SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT We covered this years ago.
John Bailey
You stupid Europeans won't learn the lesson untill it is too late.
Sebastian Parker
>be wannabe cop (you are actually right about this part) >see 17 yo black kid walking home in rain wearing a hoodie (also right) >think there's something suspicious going on (yep) >call the police (yep) >police tell you not to engage (yep) >ignore this advice (yep) >follow him at a distance >he turns around and tries to fight you >after he hits you in the head you pull out your gun and shoot him
ftfy, you got it mostly right up until the "walk up to Trayvon" part
Chase Brown
That's not Trayvon on the right, is it? Looks like a 40 year old crack head
Gavin Lopez
>being this new
Kayden Fisher
Zimmerman was my first red pill when the lugenpresse kept referring to him as a “white hispanic”. Thanks Jews, it’s been one hell of a ride.
Ryan Reyes
>Continuously bash somebody's head into concrete until their skull gets cracked. >Think that just because you weigh more then somebody you can suddenly superman out of brain swelling, and seeing in stereoscopic 8D.
Bruh I seen little fucks top the shit out of big fuckers before, this is nothing new, as long as you swoose a bitch from behind.
Jaxson Adams
He was tried for murder not manslaughter. And sense it wasn't murder he got away with it. And because you can't be charged on the same crime twice, he got away with it.
>get all of the facts wrong >don't watch the case >get your information from CNN >shitpost on Jow Forums protip: zimmerman did not engage trayvon. by the time he had called 911 he lost him. martin doubled back to attack zimmerman because he was a "creepy ass cracker" that he wanted to teach a lesson. literally all established in court.
>Black kid approached door >homeowners grabbed gun and fired over his head >attempted murder, he wuz jus axin fo direkshuns
>Zimzam approaches teen on street >bimbam attacked by urban youth >only unholsters weapon after several hits to the head >"going over to him denotes intent to murder"
Logan Lee
This event turned me into a Nazi.
Charles Parker
Zimmerman was weak because he had recently lost like 60 pounds.
Connor Gutierrez
Being this stupid. Oui, you have a loicense for your PC? Nigger attacks, zimzam protect
>>follow him at a distance >>he turns around and tries to fight you >>after he hits you in the head you pull out your gun and shoot him
Why did he leave his car in the first place if he didn't want to approach him? It is obvious Zimmerman instigated the altercation as he was the one following him and left his car to pursue.
Ryan Murphy
>It is obvious Zimmerman instigated the altercation as he was the one following him and left his car to pursue. All false; Zimmerman's pursuit ended while he was on the phone with 911 and the confrontation took place near where Zimmerman was to wait and meet the police.
Cooper Mitchell
These Eurocucks just don't understand that their "we are more tolerant and morally superior" bullshit is going to be their undoing.
Sebastian Sanchez
Wi man gay, so said big fat black gul.
Zachary Butler
Don't wanna get shot? Don't attack people
Simple as that
Carson Wright
>an approach is violence dumbass
Gabriel Cox
Following people isn’t a crime. You can’t beat the shit out of someone for following you. Plus as neighborhood watch, his job was to follow people.
Jayden Collins
How did Zimmerman end up being outside his car ? Did Trayvon have a tracker on Zimmerman's car and wait for the moment Zim left his car to attack him? The obvious timeline proved by the 911 call is that Zimmerman was following Trayvon in his car and then left his car to follow him by foot.
Juan Martin
Because he's a jew.
Benjamin Ward
>approach oh no, someone is walking behind me better turn around and try to smash his head in the pavement
Zimmerman was observing at a distance and then Martin fled when he noticed Zimmerman. He nearly got home and then doubled-back to confront Zimmerman. Rachel Jeanteal's testimony confirmed this.
Colton Gutierrez
>Don't attack people >Simple as that
Theres no evidence that Trayvon attacked Zimmerman first but theres evidence that Zimmerman was following Trayvon and approached him by foot.
> walk home alone at night > followed by stalker first by car then by foot > end up dying Oh it's not the stalkers fault, he was attacked by the victim first. What? WHY was he even following him in the first place. Do you want me to spell it out for you?
Joshua Robinson
Can I please get some classic or modern day twist zim zam stories?
Camden Turner
The nigger was on top of Zimmerman. Zimmerman managed to get his gun out and fire.
Jace Watson
His own girlfriend confirmed Trayvon threw the first punch. The physical evidence confirms he started the fight. And his cell phone texts showed he had a history of beating up people without provocation.
Dylan Edwards
there had been break ins in the neighborhood and this unrecognized hoodlum was suspecting of crime
He did not love a stranger who spoke him, but instead responded with hostility. He was anti-christian and is burning in hell for his sins.
Eli Foster
Glad that nigger is dead. Fuck off.
Colton Brooks
He was guilty; it was a clear cut case of manslaughter, and even jurors admitted this. Problem is Florida has a 'stand your ground' law. Which removes that from the equation by removing the duty to retreat. I.E. George started shit, and then shot someone after he was told by the ERO when he called 911 not to go out and do exactly that. So some kid/asshole/innocent baby/drug dealing rapist/what ever ended up shot as a result. He didn't intend for someone to end up dead, but his poor judgement and unhinged choices resulted in the loss of life. It's not too different from drunk driving manslaughter charges. You did something you know you aren't supposed to do, and as a result of that, someone died. Even though you never intended to kill them. Same deal here, but the big difference is it was legal to use lethal force there because of poorly written laws.
Liam Campbell
We all watched the trial. Zimmerman was innocent as fuck
Caleb Johnson
Zimmerman was found not guilty because he didn't actually break the law. You can disagree with Florida law all you want, but it is what it is, he could not be found guilty.
The prosecutors should never have taken this to trial in the first place. At the time I got the impression that they were forced to do so because of political reasons, or the higher-ups were afraid of an LA-riots-tier chimpout if they didn't make it look like they were at least trying to convict him. The case was always a loser right from the start.
>WHY was he even following him in the first place Nigga stop acting ignorant you know exactly why it was in your OP. There had recently been a bunch of break ins, and Zimzam was patrolling his community, which is legal and alot more widespread then you think.
>210402253 >neighbourhood watch co-ordinator
Dylan Robinson
Here's the real answer if you care to know. Trayvon's friend, the large girl, testified that he could have entered his home and gone inside without engaging Zim. She encouraged him to do so. He ignored this and turned back around to go confront Zimmerman. He proceeded to get Zimmerman on the ground and start bashing the back of his head against the concrete. So the question to the jury ultimately became this - who initiated the physical fight and if Trayvon then is bashing someone's head into the concrete an act that could kill the victim? If so, then the victim is justified in responding with similar force. It's classic self-defense. Stand Your Ground did not appear anywhere in the trial except for a blurb in the jury instructions.
>The nigger was on top of Zimmerman. Zimmerman managed to get his gun out and fire.
BECAUSE Zimmerman was going after him to attack and probably tried to make a citizen arrest or whatever. Reading the part where he says Trayvon was running. Why do you think he was running? He didn't do anything wrong, he was running away from Zimmerman because he was being stalked at night.
Nathan Rodriguez
I don’t think that’s the reason. Trayvon was standing out in the rain at night on people’s backyards. That’s suspicious as fuck.
Matthew Morales
>police tell you not to engage (yep) Dispatch operator actually.
Jonathan Walker
You're not very smart
Jackson Bell
Stand your ground wasn't used you stupid fucking mongrel. Jesus, that and the "hands up" thing are two easy ways to spot mouthbreathing dumbfucks like you who just eat whatever spoon-fed shit you gobble down each day.
Owen Walker
>Why was Zimmerman found not guilty? Guilty of what? Zimmerman was the only victim in that case.
You're literally just making shit up to support your narrative
Cooper Scott
>run anyway from someone >somehow end up ambushing him, bashing his head into the concrete Did he just pac man from one side of the screen to the other? Did he run so fast he came right back around?
Christopher King
Doesn't matter if Martin was on his way back from church after curing cancer. Jeantel's testimony showed that Martin got nearly home and then sought out Martin to teach a "creepy ass cracker" a lesson. Those were his words to her when he was on the phone. Any claims of self-defense on his part flew out the window and into the stratosphere after this.
Zachary Kelly
Manslaughter wouldn't have stuck. Self defense still applies.
James Gutierrez
This
Any other interpretation is all so tiresome
Eli Barnes
Approaching isn't illegal or wrong. Attacking someone is.
Theres no evidence that this happened. Theres evidence that Zimmerman left his car to run after Trayvon and that Trayvon was 70 yards from his house showing that he was running him. Put 1 and 1 together.
>Theres evidence that Zimmerman left his car to run after Trayvon and that Trayvon was 70 yards from his house showing that he was running him. LISTEN TO RACHEL JEANTEL'S TESTIMONY YOU DENSE MOTHERFUCKER YES I'M MAD
William Diaz
>Pol admit that Zimmerman should have been found not guilty I freely admit that Zimmerman should have been found not guilty. The jurors agreed.
Yes, and for that reason he attracted the attention of the neighboorhood watch, in the form of zimmerman.
If he'd simply been polite when Zimzam had called out to him instead of telling him to "Fuck off cracka" running, doubling back and trying to jump him maybe things would have turned out differently.
I am not white, but I have seen the most racist people change their attitude within the span of a few sentences. A little politeless, not taking things personal and not letting others affect your behavior goes a long way.
I can see why Trayvon did what he did though. In the ghetto this is called the "Ey Yo" trap. One person calles out to you to get your attention and to try and stop you while another jumps you from behind and then they rob you.
From his history it looks like he used to do this somewhere else, and was trying to assert his dominance. Thats why I think he doubled back to whoop his ass.
Gavin Richardson
This is a lie and using trickonology invented by white legal system which enables racists to kill with immunity. The reality is, Zimmerman could have stayed inside and minded his own business, or allowed professional law enforcement to deal with crime. Instead Zimmerman wanted to be a wannabe cop, wannabe authority, so he brought his gun and started following a young teen.
So fuck you! Try to follow teenagers around in the middle of the night and you will be the one getting arrested.
Martin ran after Zimmerman. Zimmerman didn't run after Martin. Then Martin attacked Zimmerman and Zimmerman defended himself. A clear cut case of aggravated assault and lawful self defense.
Jayden White
I've got some Earth's Edge guard rails to sell ya
Carson Myers
Don't you have nigger dick waiting to be sucked Captain Sweden?
Except there IS ample physical evidence that Trayvon attacked and injured Zimmerman.
Camden Richardson
>but theres evidence that Zimmerman approached Trayvon. No there is not. If there was, it would have come out in the trial. You know, the same trial where the prosecution's star witness said Trayvon made his way home, and then left again.
>You’d know that if you were here for the trial. Unfortunately for you, he might not have been here for the trial but I was.
Okay, let's go through this all yet again
1. Trayvon is walking home from the store. He's not walking behind houses or up to houses, but he may have been stopping every now and then because he was not that familiar with the neighbourhood. Either way, self appointed neighbourhood watchman George Zimmerman finds his behaviour suspicious enough to phone the police. Given that Trayvon was doing nothing wrong, it would seem to indicate that even if Zimmerman didn't have issues with race, he certainly had issues with paranoia.
2. Unwilling to let his suspect get away while he's waiting for the cops to arrive, Zimmerman starts to follow Trayvon. Trayvon notices this and speeds up. Zimmerman assumes the 'criminal' is trying to get away and instead of following directly heads for the neighbourhood's main gate to cut him off.
3. What happens after this point is uncertain, since only two people were in a position to see and Zimmerman is the only one of those left alive. However, we can make educated guesses based on the facts we have. Firstly, Zimmerman decides he's lost his suspect when Trayvon doesn't appear at the main gate, and starts to head back to his car. Trayvon's movements are a little harder to determine, since there seems to be a discrepancy between the time it would have taken him to walk back to his father's house and the last position he was reported to be in by Zimmerman. He may have gone the wrong way when he tried to lose Zimmerman; we have only Zimmerman's word for the direction Trayvon took, and if in his haste to lose Zimmerman he'd gone straight instead of turning onto the path to his father's house (as mentioned earlier, he was only visiting the neighbourhood) he'd have had to take the time to turn around and go back. It's also been suggested that he stopped to finish his phone call before he got home.
Cameron Martin
Trayvon was 70 yards away from his house and Zimmerman was following him first by car then by foot.
Ryder Perez
Either of these explanations make more sense than 'he waited for Zimmerman in order to attack him'. Firstly, there's no evidence to support that apart from Zimmerman's testimony. Secondly, BY ZIMMERMAN'S OWN ACCOUNT, Trayvon had no way of knowing where Zimmerman would be coming from since Zimmerman didn't come from the direction he'd originally been following Trayvon from.
4. Trayvon and Zimmerman run into each other. It might have been intentional on Zimmerman's part since we only have his word that he'd stopped looking for Trayvon, but it could just as easily have been an accident. The path Zimmerman was walking up took him to his car, but it was the same path Trayvon would have to walk down in order to reach his house. Zimmerman would hardly have just walked past the person he'd been chasing without doing anything. It's easy to see the likely sequence of events from here. Zimmerman tells Trayvon to stop, that he's called the police and that he's going to keep Trayvon here until they arrive. Trayvon objects to being followed and tries to walk away. Zimmerman grabs him, and in the ensuing scuffle Trayvon throws a punch. Zimmerman then pulls his gun and shoots Trayvon.
Ryan Barnes
Because he wasn't white. If he was then he would have.
Carson Butler
5. While this is just supposition, it fits all of the available facts much better than Zimmerman's assertion that Trayvon jumped him and started beating his head on the pavement. Firstly, as mentioned earlier Trayvon would have no way of knowing Zimmerman's position. Secondly, the investigators concluded that the fight had moved about thirty feet from it's starting point, so Trayvon couldn't have just jumped out and immediately knocked Zimmerman to the ground. Witnesses described someone running along the path shouting for help, but they weren't able to distinguish who was shouting. However, the fight moved from the top of the path down towards Trayvon's home - if it had been Zimmerman running one would assume he'd head towards the open street and his car. Fights can be chaotic however so this is not conclusive - but it is very suggestive that the person shouting for help was Trayvon.
From the position Trayvon's body was in, he could not have been beating Zimmerman's head into the concrete when he was shot; he was simply too far from the path. Either Zimmerman was lying on the grass or he was not on the floor at all. Although Trayvon was not as small as portrayed by some media outlets Zimmerman still outweighed him by a significant margin, which again, although it doesn't make it impossible that Trayvon knocked Zimmerman to the floor, is certainly raises questions about Zimmerman's story.
Jack King
>theres evidence that Zimmerman was following Trayvon and approached him by foot.
What's wrong with that? That black kid was hihg as shit looking to break into empty houses.
He's dead now and his death only betters society
Tyler Reyes
You didn’t watch the trial otherwise you’d know that’s all bullshit
Finally (and in my view most damningly for Zimmerman) the M.E.'s report described Zimmerman's injuries as 'superficial', and concluded that they were most likely the result of a single punch (when pressed by the defence the M.E. acknowledged two or three punches was within the bounds of possibility, but no more, and most likely just one). His injuries were certainly totally inconsistent with having his head punched repeatedly against concrete, and not in any way life-threatening. This is consistent with the result of Trayvon's autopsy, which describes a slight abrasion on his knuckles, consistent with throwing a single punch ( if there'd been multiple punches you'd expect very visible bruising.) All this is yet another confirmation that Zimmerman lied to investigators.
We'll most likely never know for sure what happened that night; only Zimmerman knows. We can't be sure that when they ran into each other Trayvon wasn't the first one to throw a punch. However, the weight of the evidence seems to suggest that Zimmerman started it.
- He was the one who set out that night armed,
- he was the one who was stalking someone
- he lied repeatedly about what happened, suggesting that he knew the truth wouldn't add up to self-defence.
Zimmerman has been involved in domestic violence disputes with at least three different women (and one of his girlfriend's father), including several restraining orders. Some of these included threatening his partner with a gun. Trayvon Martin, meanwhile, had no criminal record, nor a pattern of violent behaviour; his school disciplinary record was mostly truancy and graffiti incidents, and one suspension for having a marijuana pipe (he was investigated for theft once, but the school had no proof that the jewellery stolen and no action was taken).
Taking all of that into account, you really have to be wilfully obtuse to claim that Zimmerman was more likely to have been the victim and Martin the aggressor in this case.
