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LanternWaste

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27. Do victims of lynching often get caught attempting to commit money-fraud?
Tue Jul 9, 2013, 04:15 PM
Jul 2013

Do victims of lynching often get caught attempting to commit money-fraud?

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Quite plausible. There are other explanations leaving Z guilty, but that is a good one. Hoyt Jul 2013 #1
Not plausible, Soundman Jul 2013 #2
Lynching? That is exactly what bigot boy and his gun did. Hoyt Jul 2013 #3
+1 JustAnotherGen Jul 2013 #18
Keep watching that 'trail'. louis-t Jul 2013 #4
Thanks for correcting my mistake, Soundman Jul 2013 #7
"These assholes always get away"; "Fucking punks" Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #9
I disagree Soundman Jul 2013 #12
Except he got out of the gun, armed, knowing police would be on their way. Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #13
Again I disagree, Soundman Jul 2013 #14
"The more likely scenario here is Zimmerman saw Travon run and got out to see which way he ran" Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #36
My best guess Soundman Jul 2013 #40
If Zimmerman saw Trayvon run away, Zimmerman saw Trayvon was no longer a problem NoOneMan Jul 2013 #38
Amazing how you discount his story, which has some evidence, but stand by yours, with less evidence joeglow3 Jul 2013 #28
What evidence is there to suggest that Trayvon ambushed Zimmerman other than his own story? Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #30
The same as you have for your theory. joeglow3 Jul 2013 #46
While the state bears the ultimate burden of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.... Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #47
Based on what I have seen, there is dick for solid evidence from either side joeglow3 Jul 2013 #55
You can't even read a post and get it right. louis-t Jul 2013 #22
Pretty defensive I see, Soundman Jul 2013 #37
Ohhh, you soooo got me!1!!1 louis-t Jul 2013 #49
You are being dishonest. Soundman Jul 2013 #52
You are a waste of my time. louis-t Jul 2013 #61
Not quite, Soundman Jul 2013 #66
+1000 Vattel Jul 2013 #64
Oh, and I defy anyone to find the "bushes" louis-t Jul 2013 #25
That's me! Zimmerman is guilty and the State is doing it's best to deny this katmondoo Jul 2013 #31
Zimmerman doesn't have a "story" NoOneMan Jul 2013 #33
Why can't one remotely entertain the notion that Trayvon went back to confront Zimmerman? Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #8
Logic also dictates, Soundman Jul 2013 #16
Or you can hide out and wait until you believe the coast is clear. Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #17
Logic dictates that if you're truly scared of someone, you don't go confronting them when cops are EOTE Jul 2013 #19
The gun he was carrying made him brave. louis-t Jul 2013 #24
um, GZ is no angel either NatBurner Jul 2013 #21
So, this proves Trayvon had a gun? louis-t Jul 2013 #23
Im confused how weed makes him not an angel NoOneMan Jul 2013 #26
You're conflating two different parts of the story. nyquil_man Jul 2013 #20
Do victims of lynching often get caught attempting to commit money-fraud? LanternWaste Jul 2013 #27
Why can't you entertain the notion that Zimmerman was going to rape Trayvon at gunpoint? NoOneMan Jul 2013 #35
Yeah, doulbing back with a bag of Skittles to take on the man with a gun? nt kelliekat44 Jul 2013 #44
I've wondered two things: dmr Jul 2013 #5
Why he would go all the way back up the path Lurks Often Jul 2013 #6
It's not clear where he stopped/slowed down once he reached the dog path. Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #10
I agree neither of us know where Martin was on the path, Lurks Often Jul 2013 #11
Again, you're assuming he knew where he was going. louis-t Jul 2013 #50
Certainly Lurks Often Jul 2013 #51
Unless he saw the guy doing what he said he was doing and that is louis-t Jul 2013 #56
Possible Lurks Often Jul 2013 #59
That's what I think happened. yardwork Jul 2013 #15
Amen katmondoo Jul 2013 #34
I have seen hundreds of people looking for fights joeglow3 Jul 2013 #29
Fights right after they've been chased by a stranger for no known reason.... Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #32
I've seen a lot of people looking for fight myself NoOneMan Jul 2013 #39
So such a scenario as I've described would be pretty unusual and nonsensical, correct? nt Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #41
Of course NoOneMan Jul 2013 #42
Zooey sure gets around in that case Bodhi BloodWave Jul 2013 #43
Did you read I what I said? joeglow3 Jul 2013 #45
It's extremely unplausible, unlikely and illogical. Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #48
Then you must not get out too much joeglow3 Jul 2013 #53
Did you follow them and chase them for reasons that would be unknown to them? Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #54
You just proved my point joeglow3 Jul 2013 #57
No I didn't. Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2013 #58
Because of the mere existence of person A. joeglow3 Jul 2013 #62
Go to a casino sometime. Decoy of Fenris Jul 2013 #67
My current (totally unprovable) theory: Nevernose Jul 2013 #60
I doubt that Trayvon turned offensive. moondust Jul 2013 #63
I do not think that Zimmerman chased him down, Vattel Jul 2013 #65
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