""Though, no matter the result, it has put a damper on his dreams of being a cop.""

It strikes me that he would be exactly the sort of cop the Florida legislature would want.

""Don: you don't like orders? Try one from me. Wait for the damn trial.""

Question for you. When a jury of Southern redneck gun lovers acquit him, will you really be able to convince yourself that it was an honest and fair verdict, in spite of the facts:

1. The kid was seventeen.
2. He was armed with nothing more lethal than tea and candy.
3. Zimmerman was carrying a hand gun.

Now, I don't know what Americans consider life threatening, but I can't see me with a gun, being scared of a schoolboy throwing tea and skittles at me. Nor can I see any circumstances when merely poking the weapon into his ribs wouldn't make an unarmed youth back down without the need to fire. And if I were scared of him, I would not confront him, but stay in my vehicle and simply observe.

4. Zimmerman was told to let the police deal with it.
5. Zimmerman made the comment that "They always get away with it".

Who always get away with it? Black people!
Get away with what? Anything he imagines they might do, with the emphasis on "imagines"!

Any logical holes in that?


"Don: you don't like orders? Try one from me. Wait for the damn trial.""

So, who died and left you thinking you might be the boss? I will express my opinion when and where I choose.

Don T.