George Zimmerman is a piece of crap

[CNS]

I think it bears repeating that the Sanford PD thought highly enough of Zimmerman that they recruited him to be a Citizen on Patrol, which would have come with a car and a quasi police uniform. He turned it down. Talk about power hungry! He obviously heard somewhere about this SYG law and thought "neat! I'm gonna go kill me a black guy!"

i think you're a dumbass if you blindly value the opinion of the sanford PD.

Police apologist outed.  fantastic job, clams.

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

The woman on the stand right now is a complete rough ridin' moron

[jmlynch1]

Every person that has a concealed carry license is obviously just waiting for the opportunity to blast someone in the face for no reason

I think KK and NK are just pulling your leg. Nobody could really believe that SYG had anything to do with Zimmerman killing Martin. Good one guys.

I think it bears repeating that the Sanford PD thought highly enough of Zimmerman that they recruited him to be a Citizen on Patrol, which would have come with a car and a quasi police uniform. He turned it down. Talk about power hungry! He obviously heard somewhere about this SYG law and thought "neat! I'm gonna go kill me a black guy!"

yeah, if this case has proven anything it is that sanford pd is a model dept and always has the best judgment

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

For the record, I don't think this.  I think he was a scared paranoid man that "would be damned if he was going to stand by and let the criminals or anyone take what was his or his neighbors".  Not that I disagree with protecting what is yours, but this is the rallying cry for the scared paranoid gun toter as of late.

Paranoid? I don't see this. Seems that there had been quite a few break ins in that neighborhood.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

I think it bears repeating that the Sanford PD thought highly enough of Zimmerman that they recruited him to be a Citizen on Patrol, which would have come with a car and a quasi police uniform. He turned it down. Talk about power hungry! He obviously heard somewhere about this SYG law and thought "neat! I'm gonna go kill me a black guy!"

i think you're a dumbass if you blindly value the opinion of the sanford PD.

Police apologist outed.  fantastic job, clams.

It's the fact that he turned it down that's interesting to me. Reading comprehenshun.

[yoga-like_abana]

whatever the race.. cray crays are gonna cray

[CNS]

I think it bears repeating that the Sanford PD thought highly enough of Zimmerman that they recruited him to be a Citizen on Patrol, which would have come with a car and a quasi police uniform. He turned it down. Talk about power hungry! He obviously heard somewhere about this SYG law and thought "neat! I'm gonna go kill me a black guy!"

i think you're a dumbass if you blindly value the opinion of the sanford PD.

Police apologist outed.  fantastic job, clams.

It's the fact that he turned it down that's interesting to me. Reading comprehenshun.

Was joking

[CNS]

For the record, I don't think this.  I think he was a scared paranoid man that "would be damned if he was going to stand by and let the criminals or anyone take what was his or his neighbors".  Not that I disagree with protecting what is yours, but this is the rallying cry for the scared paranoid gun toter as of late.

Paranoid? I don't see this. Seems that there had been quite a few break ins in that neighborhood.

Quite a few?  How many?  I honesty don't know. 

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

I think it bears repeating that the Sanford PD thought highly enough of Zimmerman that they recruited him to be a Citizen on Patrol, which would have come with a car and a quasi police uniform. He turned it down. Talk about power hungry! He obviously heard somewhere about this SYG law and thought "neat! I'm gonna go kill me a black guy!"

i think you're a dumbass if you blindly value the opinion of the sanford PD.

Police apologist outed.  fantastic job, clams.

It's the fact that he turned it down that's interesting to me. Reading comprehenshun.

Was joking

Heh. Sorry dude.

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

For the record, I don't think this.  I think he was a scared paranoid man that "would be damned if he was going to stand by and let the criminals or anyone take what was his or his neighbors".  Not that I disagree with protecting what is yours, but this is the rallying cry for the scared paranoid gun toter as of late.

Paranoid? I don't see this. Seems that there had been quite a few break ins in that neighborhood.

Quite a few?  How many?  I honesty don't know.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/03/28/zimmerman-s-twin-lakes-community-was-on-edge-before-trayvon-shooting.html


The burglary of Olivia Bertalan’s home was just one of at least eight reported over the previous 14 months—several of which, neighbors said, involved young black men.

[pissclams]

I think it bears repeating that the Sanford PD thought highly enough of Zimmerman that they recruited him to be a Citizen on Patrol, which would have come with a car and a quasi police uniform. He turned it down. Talk about power hungry! He obviously heard somewhere about this SYG law and thought "neat! I'm gonna go kill me a black guy!"

i think you're a dumbass if you blindly value the opinion of the sanford PD.

Police apologist outed.  fantastic job, clams.

It's the fact that he turned it down that's interesting to me. Reading comprehenshun.

there's a myriad of reasons why zimmerman could have turned down the citizen patrol gig.  fewer are the reasons why he would decide he needed to shoot a 16 yr old that he had engaged in a fight.

[kostakio]

I think it bears repeating that the Sanford PD thought highly enough of Zimmerman that they recruited him to be a Citizen on Patrol, which would have come with a car and a quasi police uniform. He turned it down. Talk about power hungry! He obviously heard somewhere about this SYG law and thought "neat! I'm gonna go kill me a black guy!"

i think you're a dumbass if you blindly value the opinion of the sanford PD.

Police apologist outed.  fantastic job, clams.

It's the fact that he turned it down that's interesting to me. Reading comprehenshun.

there's a myriad of reasons why zimmerman could have turned down the citizen patrol gig.  fewer are the reasons why he would decide he needed to shoot a 16 yr old that he had engaged in a fight.

My guess is he wouldn't have been allowed to carry his gun so he turned it down.  Of course it was against the rules of the neighborhood watch program to carry guns on patrol as well. 

[CNS]

For the record, I don't think this.  I think he was a scared paranoid man that "would be damned if he was going to stand by and let the criminals or anyone take what was his or his neighbors".  Not that I disagree with protecting what is yours, but this is the rallying cry for the scared paranoid gun toter as of late.

Paranoid? I don't see this. Seems that there had been quite a few break ins in that neighborhood.

Quite a few?  How many?  I honesty don't know.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/03/28/zimmerman-s-twin-lakes-community-was-on-edge-before-trayvon-shooting.html


The burglary of Olivia Bertalan’s home was just one of at least eight reported over the previous 14 months—several of which, neighbors said, involved young black men.

That particular one is pretty mumped up and a great example of when such force should have been used.

[Cartierfor3]

Its called neighborhood watch not neighborhood shoot.

[michigancat]

Allows eight robberies in 14 months, kills innocent teenager. Seems like a pretty shitty neighborhood watchman.

[steve dave]

Allows eight robberies in 14 months, kills innocent teenager. Seems like a pretty shitty neighborhood watchman.

sanford pd thinks otherwise Krusty

[michigancat]

Also, I think Zimmermann turned down the Sanford PD offer because even he didn't want to look like a huge mega dork

[Shacks]

Allows eight robberies in 14 months, kills innocent teenager. Seems like a pretty shitty neighborhood watchman.

But we don't know how many murders he got away with and covered up while preventing robberies

[michigancat]

Did Sanford PD offer Zimmermann a gun with the car? That may be another reason he turned it down.

[CNS]

Also, I think Zimmermann turned down the Sanford PD offer because even he didn't want to look like a huge mega dork

How many ride alongs do you think Batman does?  rough ridin' zero, that's how many.

[michigancat]

Also, I think Zimmermann turned down the Sanford PD offer because even he didn't want to look like a huge mega dork

How many ride alongs do you think Batman does?  rough ridin' zero, that's how many.

Batman, like Zimmerman, was not a vigilante, obviously.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

I think it bears repeating that the Sanford PD thought highly enough of Zimmerman that they recruited him to be a Citizen on Patrol, which would have come with a car and a quasi police uniform. He turned it down. Talk about power hungry! He obviously heard somewhere about this SYG law and thought "neat! I'm gonna go kill me a black guy!"

i think you're a dumbass if you blindly value the opinion of the sanford PD.

Police apologist outed.  fantastic job, clams.

It's the fact that he turned it down that's interesting to me. Reading comprehenshun.

there's a myriad of reasons why zimmerman could have turned down the citizen patrol gig.  fewer are the reasons why he would decide he needed to shoot a 16 yr old that he had engaged in a fight.

My guess is he wouldn't have been allowed to carry his gun so he turned it down.  Of course it was against the rules of the neighborhood watch program to carry guns on patrol as well.

That's not true, per yesterday's testimony. The NWP does not prohibit the carrying of firearms.

[jmlynch1]

Also, I think Zimmermann turned down the Sanford PD offer because even he didn't want to look like a huge mega dork

How many ride alongs do you think Batman does?  rough ridin' zero, that's how many.

Batman, like Zimmerman, was not a vigilante, obviously.

Batman, unlike Zimmerman, doesn't kill people.

[husserl]

Maybe he figured he wouldn't pass the background check 

[CNS]

Also, I think Zimmermann turned down the Sanford PD offer because even he didn't want to look like a huge mega dork

How many ride alongs do you think Batman does?  rough ridin' zero, that's how many.

Batman, like Zimmerman, was not a vigilante, obviously.

Batman, unlike Zimmerman, doesn't kill people.

Two similarities and one difference!