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@extomar said:

@aiurflux The issue isn't that Zimmerman couldn't or shouldn't defend himself in a fight against Martins but that Zimmerman instigated an entirely unnecessary confrontation. If you look at it another way, Martins followed "Stand Your Ground" (a stranger assaulted him) and died so I'm unclear how it is justified for Martins. What should have Martins done instead?

But that is not true. Zimmerman didn't instigate anything by following Martin. That is legal, and it's ridiculous to even think it shouldn't be. Martin instigated the fight when he assaulted Zimmerman.

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@oursin_360 said:

Jim crow was the law at one point to, with bigots like you it still would be.

It's ancient history, lib, unlike this 2012 apparent "crime."

Also, conceal and carry. Zimmerman was not openly flashing his gun around, unless you're again making a huge leap in logic. Martin would likely only have seen the gun when it was revealed as he was ground and pounding Zimmerman. At which point the altercation happened and luckily, Zimmerman got to the gun first.

I'm not sure I consider 50 years ancient history. Many of the people defending this guy were around for it.

Yeah, luckily he had his chance to kill that child. Phew, that was a close one.

Oh, just 50 years? Just before most, if not all of us on Giant Bomb were born yet? Man, that is relevant.

Yeah, that six-foot child obviously suffering from gigantism really got off badly here. Tripped and landed with his fists on Zimmerman's face, who then evilly said "I gotcha ******" and shot him, curse that villain!

I feel like saying too, getting beaten in the face, even if it doesn't cause significant injury, can get you killed. Any punches landed in the right parts of the face, like the temple, will put you out cold and put your life in danger, or outright kill you. So it's perfectly justified to defend yourself in that position.

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@oursin_360: Lib, you have no idea who I am, stop calling me a racist. It's pathetic.

All that MMA training and low BMI really served him well getting his head bashed into the concrete. Yeah, I think I'd still rather be the six-foot-two football player, thanks.

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@falserelic: Yes. Whatever the race was of the two involved, there was zero evidence pointing to Zimmerman being guilty. What I think it would mean is that the state and media wouldn't blow it up, the black man would simply have been left alone. There are thousands of black-on-white crimes every week and many far more vile than the one in this trial, but they are ignored because they aren't politically correct.

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@oursin_360 said:

Jim crow was the law at one point to, with bigots like you it still would be.

It's ancient history, lib, unlike this 2012 apparent "crime."

Also, conceal and carry. Zimmerman was not openly flashing his gun around, unless you're again making a huge leap in logic. Martin would likely only have seen the gun when it was revealed as he was ground and pounding Zimmerman. At which point the altercation happened and luckily, Zimmerman got to the gun first.

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@oursin_360: I'm sorry you're so upset over it, but the law is the law. If you want to live in a police state where your poor baby thug doesn't get what's coming to him, move to some backwater hyper-liberal European country where no one has guns. I'm sure whatever fantastic job you have they'll want, right?

Oh yes, he only smoked a little weed, got a little suspended, broke a few laws. And apparently I am the racist for pointing out the facts. Martin had the physical advantage on Zimmerman and the only witness testimony backed up everything Zimmerman said. Let it go, if you have nothing interesting to offer on why the verdict was wrong.

@spaceinsomniac: There is actually no evidence to suggest Zimmerman approached Martin beyond the point where the operator told him to stop. It's very possible and likely in my mind that Martin was the one who approached Zimmerman with the intent to assault him, from the bottom of the estate back up to the top where lies the crime scene. This is because Zimmerman seems to stop in his tracks on the recorded phone message, and moments before the conflict Trayvon's call to his girlfriend pretty much proves he's moving towards Zimmerman.

I also don't think "pursuit" should be an added clause to this law, it would make it far more complicated when it's obviously legal to be anywhere someone else is. What constitutes "following" someone? Just seems needless and wouldn't really help anything.

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@oursin_360: Again your argument has no factual backing it's just a hypothetical. It's just as likely a third man shot Martin from the grassy knoll and framed Zimmerman, that's the level of illogical thinking it takes to back this argument. Everything we know points towards Zimmerman being not guilty and no amount of bullshit will change that.

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@oursin_360 said:

@endurancefun said:

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If you follow people you're a murderer!!!

No.

If you follow them, and kill them.

Follow has nothing to do with anything. I can walk down the street same as you, "follow" you all I want, unless I start to stalk you. "Killing someone" is kind of complicated. In your vague definition soldiers murder millions of innocent people every year. There are legal reasons why citizens may kill someone, whether by accident or in self-defense.

My vague definition? Your basing what qualifies murder by one vague law in ONE state? This does not apply to any where else. If you stalk, get into a fight with somebody, lose, kill them, in chicago.....you get charged with fucking murder lmao.

Zimmerman followed him, stalked him and admitted to doing so. He was armed, he chose to get out of the car and confront him, while he was armed. Whoever threw the first punch or not (could of been zimmerman or not) doesn't matter. Trayvon was a kid just turned 17, walking home to watch a basketball game while getting some skittles. Saw a guy stalking him, guy approached him with a gun on his person, a struggle ensued and he protected himself the best he could, and got killed in the process.

I define it by Florida law. I wonder why? Hm...

Sorry but I have bad news on all that bullshit in the second paragraph... it doesn't amount to anything illegal. You are allowed to get out of your car with a concealed weapon (oh the horror) and follow people all you want. Even if the police say you can't, like the 911 operator. None of this is illegal. What doesmatter is who threw the first punch. But we'll never know that. Based on what we doknow, we can assume it was Martin. There is 0 evidence to suggest that Zimmerman initiated the fight or even fought at all until he shot his gun.

You can suppose all you want that he threw the first punch but there's nothing to factually back that up. And as much as you may say Trayvon Martin was a baby just out of kindergarten who got straight A's and din do nuffin, I can attest to the fact he smoked week, had a Twitter account called "NO_LIMIT_N****" and thought he was hot shit. He had no future, and didn't even live with his parents who are profiting off of all this publicity like parasites.

I am not saying he deserved to die, but he had it coming to him for beating up a man who had just as much right to be there as him and who was physically far less able. A 17-year-old black football player versus a podgy white-hispanic nightwatchman. It is not in Zimmerman's favour.

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@oursin_360 said:

@endurancefun said:

If you follow people you're a murderer!!!

No.

If you follow them, and kill them.

Follow has nothing to do with anything. I can walk down the street same as you, "follow" you all I want, unless I start to stalk you. "Killing someone" is kind of complicated. In your vague definition soldiers murder millions of innocent people every year. There are legal reasons why citizens may kill someone, whether by accident or in self-defense.