JQPublic1
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Better minds than yours think otherwise. In a civilized nation we cannot allow killers to deprive someone of life and then accept the killer's version of events without question. The cost of a trial might be high but the loss of life with such disdain as you posit is more costly. A trial opened up the possibility that a crucial witness might step forward. It also exposed the lackadaisical ignorance or out right incompetence of the officer who failed to preserve evidence that was destroyed in the drizzling rain.I think the public demanded it. The trial should have happened but it should have been prosecuted by someone interested in justice… not someone who just went through the motions and bungled the job…seemingly, by design.Holy shit I didn't even realize it until you pointed that out.You have just described the last thoughts of Trayvon Martin. Because our system was soft on crime his killer remains free.
If somebody pointed a gun at you, like George did to trevon, and he never saw his family again, should George have got a slap on the wrist?
Zimmerman was not the criminal.
Martin was breaking the law when he decided to beat Zimmerman "mma style" as witnessed by a credible eyewitness.
Zimmerman should have been questioned and released, just like the cops did, before the Race Baiting Politicians got involved and tried to railroad an innocent man to prison to pander to the racist mob.
Exactly. A ton of taxpayer money was wasted on a trial that never should have happened.
Of course the public demanded it. Due to the fact that the Race Grievance Industry made a ridiculous stink about it, backed up by a racist president and a racist AG. The public was mislead into thinking there was something there. There wasn't.