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[crosbey]

Should the Liberals who have already tried, convicted and sentenced Zimmerman before the matter has been adjudicated in a Criminal Court of Law don powder wigs and call for Magistrates & Barristers to be appointed in order to adjudicate the matter in accord with British Law deeming a defendant guilty until proven innocent in Her Majesty's Court of Law ?

[darik]

If he was so afraid, why didn't he wait in his car? He knew the police where on the way, but he shot him anyway.

[christie42]

I think you're projecting, since you already tried & convicted Trayvon Martin, and automatically came to the conclusion that Zimmerman acted in 100% self-defense.

[muata2]

No. They should don the old Soviet military uniforms and start goosestepping.

Old England had more of a sense of justice than liberals do.

[francisco]

Nothing like a little generalizing sweetie pie - libs I talk to just wanted him arrested and brought to trial so that a court can decide on his guilt or innocence.

Hopefully, if found not guilty under the law in Florida, the law should be reviewed. It is already under review in the Florida legislature as I understand it, as written it is apparently confusing to the police.

Seems to me that the law is at fault, ruined Trayvon's life and has also ruined Zimmerman's, how can you live with killing an unarmed teenager?

[burt]

My question is that after he called the police to warn them of an intruder and was told not to follow him did he follow Trayvon? In my opinion most of us - if we were really concerned about an armed person in our neighborhood - would make sure we were in a secure spot in order to avoid any sort of collision with an intruder. If Zimmerman was so afraid, then why did he push his way to confront this young man. That piece makes no sense to me.

[sonny]

People haven't been considered " guilty until proven innocent" in a British Court since the days of King GEORGE III. In in case of George Zimmerman they're seeking to try him in the media, predictable

[unss94]

What are you talking about.

Zimmerman has ADMITTED to the killing. He even apologized for it.

He's "convicted" himself.

[ricard83]

We follow the Common Law of England which presumes innocence. You are confusing that with the Civil Code of France, the Code Napoleon that presumes Guilt.

[eilis]

Relax, the liberals got the trial they were asking for. Let the court handle it, lol.