I'm interested in knowing how many of you who have wished he had 'better aim' are also supporters of the death penalty. Worse, supporters of vigilantism. Like it or not, this man was found guilty of committing a crime by a court of law. He deserves to be punished for that, and any judge would probably be keen not to be lenient on this sort of behaviour because the judiciary cannot be seen to be encouraging vigilante behaviour, such as this.
I'm interested in knowing how many of you who have wished he had 'better aim' are also supporters of the death penalty. Worse, supporters of vigilantism. Like it or not, this man was found guilty of committing a crime by a court of law. He deserves to be punished for that, and any judge would probably be keen not to be lenient on this sort of behaviour because the judiciary cannot be seen to be encouraging vigilante behaviour, such as this.
Zimmerman commited a crime yet he didnt get 20 years?
Zimmerman commited a crime yet he didnt get 20 years?
That doesn't negate the second crime though. You can't give someone else a free pass just because the crime he committed affected someone you think deserved it.
That doesn't negate the second crime though. You can't give someone else a free pass just because the crime he committed affected someone you think deserved it.
! Zimmerman got away unjustly but that doesn't mean this man should get less of a punishment. Two wrongs don't make a right and this kind of backwards thinking is not helpful.
That doesn't negate the second crime though. You can't give someone else a free pass just because the crime he committed affected someone you think deserved it.
So that means if Zimmerman killed one of your family members you'd still agree with this comment?
And that same law thought that Zimmerman didn't deserve life in prison for killing Trayvon
But the law nonetheless. That is what we all must live by in society. It may be unjust at times, but that doesn't mean people have free reign to kill anyone they want to if they disagree with their not guilty verdict. I mean, come on
I'm interested in knowing how many of you who have wished he had 'better aim' are also supporters of the death penalty. Worse, supporters of vigilantism. Like it or not, this man was found guilty of committing a crime by a court of law. He deserves to be punished for that, and any judge would probably be keen not to be lenient on this sort of behaviour because the judiciary cannot be seen to be encouraging vigilante behaviour, such as this.
This wasn't vigilante behavior. He shot because Zimmerman waved a gun at him. Don't think it had anything to do with Trayvon. Just sayin.
. I'm done with Florida
