Zimmerman defense finally recieves background info on Trayvon. 2

Now that there is funny.

 

I guess her grandmother never taught her the 'Eastern Star' LA gang secret signs LOLOLOL What a 'poser'.

 

I know that Blacks are big on College fraternities.But a Mason is more
a handed down Fraternity from one group to another.Probabaly far
harder to get into than some college frat.
But Blacks will surprise ya.Some are almost too disciplined.
I had a best buddy who was a mulatto.I never met anyone who could spell
like him.We had many,many heated discussions.He eventually let his
new girlfriend turn him into an almost New Black Panther.
But the Black man is surely capable of great acheivement.
Like Frederick Douglass who was a firm believer in Equality of
ALL people. " I would unite with anybody to do right,and with nobody to
do wrong. "
In my estimation Booker T. Washington was the Greatest of all Blacks
Truly the definiton of a Great American.
Furthermore,being born into slavery he cautioned repeatedly about using race
as an excuse.
He reminds me of Colonel Allan West.And Larry Elder.

 

None of which has a thing to do with Tracy Martin and his "crew" throwing up Blood hand signs...

 

It means you have no common sense and cannot tell the difference between bloods throwing up gang signs and normal people gesturing the number 4.

 

What part of the sparse evidence points towards manslaughter?

 

I don't know why Martin or what appears to be other members of this Masonic Lodge are throwing these hand signs nor what theymean. But I did do some research and it appears this is the sign for Bethel Heights Boys street gang.

Interestingly, BHB's are located in St. Petersburg.

 

All I read was that the picture was taken 24 hours before T's death - and it's just this guy's word for that - and there was absolutely NOTHING I saw that indicated in any way that T had been fighting HIM. What did I miss?

 

While in the process of doing THIS to another person:

 

Non-victims blacks are counter-productive to bringing the "Forward!"

 

OK .... Why was the " Unarmed person shot and killed "
Certainly not because he was just reading poetry aloud.
Or contemplating the meaning of Life in the drizzle.
Now ... do a little homework and answer yer own question.

 

I thought this was the blood gang sign?

 

What do you mean not even close? ITs his cousin, get over it already.

 

That's it? Do you feel that it's enough to put a man on trial for a serious felony?

 

Then he must have a name..

 

The Martin family got donations just the same as Zimmerman did. Since they weren't trying to use it to sneak out of the country, they used it to bury their son which is what the money was intended for - the funeral and other expenses associated with his death and the aftermath.

 

Because there's only one...right? This is truly getting ridiculous....

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No they didn't; they held FUNDRAISERS and SOLD MERCHANDISE.

Did they PAY TAXES? I'll bet not....

 

People discussing crip and blood hand signals like they know what is going on is really hilarious.

 

Hey you tell me, that's the only sign I knew they had when I was growing up.

 

I also went out of my way to help a Black kid at McDonalds.I was the day
Manager and the kid worked the breakfast shift.He was a good worker.
Made crew chief and the other blacks respected him even though he
was among the town's few Tom's { a black considered too friendly towards
whites }.He was also a Huge Straighty.Wouldn't dare touch booze or Pot.
I dared do anything OTHER than booze and pot,once I got off from work.
But we shared a huge interest.We both Loved basketball.And after my shift this
black kid showed me where to go in the city for some good hoop action.It was
a little park on the edge of the downtown district.So I spent many a summer
after work shooting hoops and pickup games at that City Park.
I eventually let the Black kid move in with me at my apartment because his
father was all over his case about everything.I think he had one of those
fathers who just loved to pick on his son.My dad was the same way.
So I let the black morning crew chief move in with me and even showed him
how to fill out a check and have a checking account.I co-signed for his
bedroom furniture.Then the next year he was fixin' on marrying his high school
sweetheart and got his own apartment ,next bldg. over from mine.He got in
using me as a reference.I also loaned him $ 250 bucks.
I eventually got promoted then demoted and moved to the big city.
He never paid back that $250 bucks.After repeated attempts every
5-6- months or so,he finally coughed up $40.That was 2 years of going
over there and practically insisting he should pay back what he owes.
He had changed.He got a job in construction after his marriage and was
making good money.But he had this attitude.He kept tellin me I don't
need it.I don't need the $ 200 plus bucks back.I got plenty of
money ,what do I need the $ 200 bucks for.I learned an important
lesson.I coulda got physical,but I felt that I shouldn't need to.
After all I did for this kid,who I took in as a roomie and helped financially.
I also had a basketball team in the winter from the city league.
I put it together with all the black kids who loved to think they
were the next Darrrell Griffith { U of L star player }.I was the coach
who put up the fee to have a team.Yet I let the Blacks decide every game
who should start.I even sat on the bench until one of them felt it was time
I could go in.I swear to God.
I had a nickname.Because I was good to the Black man in that Town.
I even stooped a near race riot at the McDonalds I managed.I convinced
a huge group of Blacks after work who wanted to get one of the white
employees when he got off his shift.A Black in the Ghetto section of the city
was checking out an ounce of pot from a couple bags and decided to bolt and
steal a couple bags.The kid who was selling the stuff { from his car }was a white who
worked in the grill.Word got around and it was the Whites against the blacks.
I calmed down a crowd of around 60 Blacks milling outside McDonalds
after dark.I definately tried to help Blacks.
But I also learned a lesson.