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On 4/15/12 12:17 AM, wrote:
On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 22:16:21 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 4/14/12 9:57 PM, wrote: On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 20:21:20 -0400, X ` wrote: On 4/14/12 8:08 PM, wrote: On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 15:16:37 -0400, wrote: In , He called the police over 40 times and never shot anyone. There was something different here and it was the actions of Martin Yeah, you're right. The guy was scared, he according to the phone conversation with his girlfriend, tried to walk away fast. Now please, you keep defending Zimmerman, so let's see this evidence you have that "the actions of Martin" led to his death. If you trust the girl friend, Martin never made a civil gesture to explain who he was and why he was there. After all, this is private property, behind gates and fences and Martin was a stranger. The fight appears to have started immediately after Zimmerman asked "what are you doing here"? (again according to Martin's girlfriend.) Presumably the question was answered with a punch in the nose. I keep hearing that Martin did not need to explain **** but that is not really true. If you don't live in a gated community you do not understand. These people pay thousands of dollars a year to live behind gates so they will not have strangers walking around. Every resident is part owner of that street, that sidewalk and the grass in between. They have the same right to ask a stranger what they are doing there as you would have to ask someone why they were walking across your patio. If I lived in that area, I'd do a little community organizing and lead packs of cars and pedestrians through that gated community 24-7 for a few weeks. You would go to jail for trespassing. Good. That would be the point. Thousands of protesters jailed. A never-ending demonstration. Just like the good old days. Come on down, join the rabble While I enjoyed living in Florida when we did, most of the state is far too backwards these days for me to even want to visit it much. |
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On 4/15/12 8:50 AM, BAR wrote:
In , says... On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 22:16:21 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 4/14/12 9:57 PM, wrote: On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 20:21:20 -0400, X ` wrote: On 4/14/12 8:08 PM, wrote: On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 15:16:37 -0400, wrote: In , He called the police over 40 times and never shot anyone. There was something different here and it was the actions of Martin Yeah, you're right. The guy was scared, he according to the phone conversation with his girlfriend, tried to walk away fast. Now please, you keep defending Zimmerman, so let's see this evidence you have that "the actions of Martin" led to his death. If you trust the girl friend, Martin never made a civil gesture to explain who he was and why he was there. After all, this is private property, behind gates and fences and Martin was a stranger. The fight appears to have started immediately after Zimmerman asked "what are you doing here"? (again according to Martin's girlfriend.) Presumably the question was answered with a punch in the nose. I keep hearing that Martin did not need to explain **** but that is not really true. If you don't live in a gated community you do not understand. These people pay thousands of dollars a year to live behind gates so they will not have strangers walking around. Every resident is part owner of that street, that sidewalk and the grass in between. They have the same right to ask a stranger what they are doing there as you would have to ask someone why they were walking across your patio. If I lived in that area, I'd do a little community organizing and lead packs of cars and pedestrians through that gated community 24-7 for a few weeks. You would go to jail for trespassing. Good. That would be the point. Thousands of protesters jailed. A never-ending demonstration. Just like the good old days. Come on down, join the rabble Typical Krause, no respect for your private property. However, if you step foot on his private property be ready to answer a gun shot. Oh? Have you been swapping bodily fluids with JustHate? I've never posted anything like that. |
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says... On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 20:14:28 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 4/14/12 8:08 PM, wrote: On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 15:16:37 -0400, wrote: In , He called the police over 40 times and never shot anyone. There was something different here and it was the actions of Martin Yeah, you're right. The guy was scared, he according to the phone conversation with his girlfriend, tried to walk away fast. Now please, you keep defending Zimmerman, so let's see this evidence you have that "the actions of Martin" led to his death. If you trust the girl friend, Martin never made a civil gesture to explain who he was and why he was there. After all, this is private property, behind gates and fences and Martin was a stranger. The fight appears to have started immediately after Zimmerman asked "what are you doing here"? (again according to Martin's girlfriend.) Presumably the question was answered with a punch in the nose. I keep hearing that Martin did not need to explain **** but that is not really true. If you don't live in a gated community you do not understand. These people pay thousands of dollars a year to live behind gates so they will not have strangers walking around. Every resident is part owner of that street, that sidewalk and the grass in between. They have the same right to ask a stranger what they are doing there as you would have to ask someone why they were walking across your patio. I wouldn't have said a word to Zimmerman. I would have just kept on walking to the house where a blood relative lived. If Martin had done that it would just be another gone on arrival call for the cops. Instead he chose to confront Zimmerman. Gee, the FOXites seem to think that the lefties are making judgement calls, but the above is just hearsay. You don't know the facts. If the property is that private, I wonder who is called when police or firemen are needed. They pay their taxes., They call the cops and fire department just like you would for your private property that you have said you would kill over. Was the property properly posted with a sign that said, "Unless you live here, keep out or our Doberman Zimmerman will chase after you with a loaded firearm." Pretty much. Have you seen the signs? They were photographed and put out on CNN All the signs said was that it was a neighborhood that had a neighborhood watch program. It didn't say that you couldn't be walking on the sidewalk. |
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says... On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 20:21:20 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 4/14/12 8:08 PM, wrote: On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 15:16:37 -0400, wrote: In , He called the police over 40 times and never shot anyone. There was something different here and it was the actions of Martin Yeah, you're right. The guy was scared, he according to the phone conversation with his girlfriend, tried to walk away fast. Now please, you keep defending Zimmerman, so let's see this evidence you have that "the actions of Martin" led to his death. If you trust the girl friend, Martin never made a civil gesture to explain who he was and why he was there. After all, this is private property, behind gates and fences and Martin was a stranger. The fight appears to have started immediately after Zimmerman asked "what are you doing here"? (again according to Martin's girlfriend.) Presumably the question was answered with a punch in the nose. I keep hearing that Martin did not need to explain **** but that is not really true. If you don't live in a gated community you do not understand. These people pay thousands of dollars a year to live behind gates so they will not have strangers walking around. Every resident is part owner of that street, that sidewalk and the grass in between. They have the same right to ask a stranger what they are doing there as you would have to ask someone why they were walking across your patio. If I lived in that area, I'd do a little community organizing and lead packs of cars and pedestrians through that gated community 24-7 for a few weeks. You would go to jail for trespassing. Nope, they are public streets. |
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says... On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 19:42:11 -0700, thumper wrote: On 4/13/2012 10:12 AM, wrote: The police DISPATCHER (not a real officer) just said "we don't NEED you to do that" which only says he was not being told he was being asked to follow Martin, not that he couldn't. I think this is biased interpretation. Granted the choice of words was unfortunate but the intended meaning of the dispatcher was quite clear. Don't follow. You have to take words at what they are, not what they might be. If they tell you that you don't "need" to eat all your peas, it doesn't mean you can't. That really sounds more like a liability issue for the police. If they imply that he should follow someone and they get hurt, the police would be liable. I have been to a number of NW meetings with the cops and they tell us it sure would be helpful if we can watch the person until they get there but be careful. In fact that is really the only way they actually catch anyone. If they see the guy a block away, he can say "it wasn't me". Theoretically they need "reasonable suspicion" even to do a "Terry stop". You are getting as unhinged about this as Scotty! |
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On 4/14/12 8:36 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 19:42:11 -0700, wrote: On 4/13/2012 10:12 AM, wrote: The police DISPATCHER (not a real officer) just said "we don't NEED you to do that" which only says he was not being told he was being asked to follow Martin, not that he couldn't. I think this is biased interpretation. Granted the choice of words was unfortunate but the intended meaning of the dispatcher was quite clear. Don't follow. You have to take words at what they are, not what they might be. If they tell you that you don't "need" to eat all your peas, it doesn't mean you can't. That really sounds more like a liability issue for the police. If they imply that he should follow someone and they get hurt, the police would be liable. I have been to a number of NW meetings with the cops and they tell us it sure would be helpful if we can watch the person until they get there but be careful. In fact that is really the only way they actually catch anyone. If they see the guy a block away, he can say "it wasn't me". Theoretically they need "reasonable suspicion" even to do a "Terry stop". Gee, and I thought SW Florida was where all the "fancy" people lived. If I were you, I'd find a new neighborhood where the crime rate is lower and "neighborhood watch" is not such a big deal. |
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