Sun48shine
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Do you realize that your quote is the losing side giving its argument about why the decision was wrong?
What quote are you referring to?
Do you realize that your quote is the losing side giving its argument about why the decision was wrong?
JMO
The larger the surface area, the more difficult to grasp.
Pick up a tennis ball? easy.
Pick up a watermelon? not easy.
The whole head bang, diapers, spoon fed by the bro scenario isn't in the least credible to me....I saw Z...he looked fine, nice clean clothes, walked normally-he appeared fine and dandy less than a hour after Travon was shot dead.
Those who are in support of finding GZ guilty REFUSE to accept that it was not the WALKING that got TM shot, it was the ATTACKING that got him shot. GZ was not standing his ground or defending himself from a WALKER, he was defending himself from an ATTACKER.
It is your opinion that Trayvon attacked Zimmerman. It is my opinion that Trayvon was defending himself against a man who was attempting to unlawfully restrain him and that Zimmerman committed second degree murder when he shot him.
Your evidence is that Zimmerman has injuries. My corresponding evidence is that Trayvon is dead of a wound from a bullet fired by Zimmerman's gun.
I just wanted to point out that if Mr. Martin knew he had a weapon he (Mr. Martin) certainly didn't tell his girlfriend about it, or she hasn't stated as much anyway. That's why I find it incredibly hard to believe that Mr. Zimmerman had his weapon out at any time prior to the conflict.
What quote are you referring to?
The words inside the quotation marks in your post to which I was responding????
That's not my quote. It comes from an article that was posted.
JMO/IMOWith a single hand? Sure. With two hands? I don't think it'd be any more difficult unless you bring weight in as a factor, and I don't think the weight of a human head would be much of a factor for a young man with one or two hands.
Go ahead and slam a ball or melon into the ground and look at your hands. I bet they don't have any injury. You would push someone's head into the ground using the palm of your hand, not the back.
I think that the main thing going against GZ in regards to the screams is the relatively short period of time between the last scream and the sound of the gun. It seems to be too short of a time to go from total desperation to gaining the upper hand with the gun.
I can easily believe that the screams were either GZ's or TM's. I don't believe the voice expert who stated they consulted with a linguistics expert before coming up with the final score. I believe there are voice recordings for TM out there that will ultimately be used. If the screams are GZ's, it only partially helps him as you could imagine a person intent on killing someone might scream for help to make it look in self defense. It is totally damning evidence if it is TM.
My state of Maryland is not on there. Maryland is very strict on people using guns as self defense. We had a case a few years ago where a man caught someone trying to steal his tires. He shot them, but he ended up in jail.
Clearly. And my question was whether you realized that the quote is from the side that lost the argument?
But our law makers insist that people in Maryland should not use guns outside of their homes, no matter what the circumstance is.
Maybe I am not clear on who lost an argument. I just came on this thread today. Was there some type of bet going on? I don't take sides.
We can't in Calif. either. You cannot shoot a person on your property unless they are in your home.
I can't even imagine carrying a loaded gun at all times unless you are LE or trained Security. I think it's ridiculous! JMO
The only thing I'll point out is, IF I remember her statement correctly, the encounter she talked about, "Why are you following me", etc. began seconds (45+/-?) before the shot was fired. In fact, I believe she said the call terminated abruptly after the encounter began.
My only point is, in that initial few moments, it's not unreasonable to think maybe he just hadn't seen this small gun in his hand yet.
If I'm remembering what she said incorrectly, let me know, but don't ask for a link til I get home tonight, lol.
Baltimore Maryland, where apparently only criminals carry guns, has the 2nd highest crime rate (top ten), in the US for 2012, Florida cities didn't make the list.
Just a quick glance at this page shows NINE shootings in one day (17th), and FIVE shootings on the 22nd, in Baltimore. I'm not sure I would be singing the praises of Maryland's CWP laws. JMO
As this relates to what the prosecution has, GZ had every right to carry his weapon in Florida and to stand his ground and/or defend himself. The fact that he was carrying his gun, will not be part of the prosecutions case. Just because Neighborhood watch has a "rule" that volunteers are not to carry a gun, it's still just a rule, not a law. JMO.
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It is your opinion that Trayvon attacked Zimmerman. It is my opinion that Trayvon was defending himself against a man who was attempting to unlawfully restrain him and that Zimmerman committed second degree murder when he shot him.
Your evidence is that Zimmerman has injuries. My corresponding evidence is that Trayvon is dead of a wound from a bullet fired by Zimmerman's gun.
The losing side was the side that argued that Md's gun law (the one that you brought up) is constitutional. The article AJN posted to you showed that the USDC just recently found that Md's gun law is UNconstitutional. It wasn't clear to me from your posts about Md's gun law that you were aware of that ruling since you went on to quote the losing side as evidence that Md's law remains constitutional.
Neither here, nor there to this case. Just making sure we're all on the same page.
I don't know what it has to do with bets and taking sides. I was referring to the losing side of the Court case. Nothing to do with anyone or anything here. I think we can all agree that court cases are won and lost.