Originally Posted By: Nick R
Originally Posted By: Mykl
Originally Posted By: FXjohn
castle law is a lot different than stand your ground. I'm a huge proponent of castle law. you're all over the place.
Okay, then I'll put it in very simple terms...
If you spill my blood, you will die, and the only criminal will be you.
But just as there is no evidence that zimmerman is lying, there is no evidence he is telling the truth either. THAT is the truth of the matter.
So basically the jury is setting a precedent. If you want to kill someone, shoot them, and tell the police they attacked you. Maybe bloody yourself up a bit to make it look convincing, and there you go. You have committed murder, and successfully gotten away with it.
Not trying to be insulting toward you, but you seem to talking out of both sides of your mouth. You don't like the verdict (even say a murderer walks free), yet admit there is no evidence a murder was committed to convict. So...what is it you want? A perfect world? A trial isn't always about truth or finding out exactly what occurred. A jury came together and listened to all available testimony and evidence. They came to a conclusion and he was acquitted. That's how it works...like it or not. It doesn't matter if you think Martin deserved to be shot or not. The judicial system worked as intended.
Originally Posted By: Mykl
Originally Posted By: FXjohn
castle law is a lot different than stand your ground. I'm a huge proponent of castle law. you're all over the place.
Okay, then I'll put it in very simple terms...
If you spill my blood, you will die, and the only criminal will be you.
But just as there is no evidence that zimmerman is lying, there is no evidence he is telling the truth either. THAT is the truth of the matter.
So basically the jury is setting a precedent. If you want to kill someone, shoot them, and tell the police they attacked you. Maybe bloody yourself up a bit to make it look convincing, and there you go. You have committed murder, and successfully gotten away with it.
Not trying to be insulting toward you, but you seem to talking out of both sides of your mouth. You don't like the verdict (even say a murderer walks free), yet admit there is no evidence a murder was committed to convict. So...what is it you want? A perfect world? A trial isn't always about truth or finding out exactly what occurred. A jury came together and listened to all available testimony and evidence. They came to a conclusion and he was acquitted. That's how it works...like it or not. It doesn't matter if you think Martin deserved to be shot or not. The judicial system worked as intended.