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Trayvon Martin – Read this and voice your opinion on the comments

Posted by Princess MoMo on Mar 21 in Epic fails, Facebook, MoMo's mind, Princess MoMo Speak
  • I’m really sick of the stupidity surrounding the Treyvon Martin case. He attacked a man, and was killed in self-defense. Period.
      • Princess MoMo This status is stupid. Have you heard the 911 tapes?

      • Eli Jeff I heard the tapes where innocent little treyvon was on top of zimmerman beating his ass. the witness statements are that treyvon was the aggressor, that’s why zimmerman isn’t in jail.

      • Princess MoMo Where did you hear those tapes?

      • Eli Jeff they were on the news

      • Princess MoMo I have not read or seen that anywhere. What I have read and seen is a guy (Zimmerman) who had called the police over 50 times in the year or two before killing Treyvon, who placed yet another call to the police, was told not to pursue Treyvon, pursued him nevertheless and then killed him.

      • Eli Jeff

        The guy did his own neighborhhhod watch thing. The yellow journalists keep saying ‘self-appointed’ as if there is some official governing body over neighborhood watches in FL (there isn’t), that’s why he regularly called the cops.
        Now if you were trying to keep your gated community secure and some kid you don’t know is wandering around it and when you try to get a better look pulls his hoodie over his head and tries to elude you, it’s suspicious. Cops would consider it probably cause to stop, question, and search you. Pulling up the hoodie and evading are ‘furtive gestures’.
        The fact is, in FL, if Trayvon had pulled the same stunt on a cop he’d be just as dead and likely with more holes in him.
      • Princess MoMo The same stunt of pulling up his hoodie? Are you fucking kidding me?

      • Princess MoMo Cops are supposed to be trained. Granted, there are rogue cops, stupid cops, corrupt cops, etc. But, saying that any citizen has the right to shoot someone because he pulled up his hoodie or wouldn’t answer to some random fucker is insane.

      • Princess MoMo If someone in my neighborhood started questioning me because s/he thought I looked “suspicious,” I have no obligation to answer to him/her and I should not fear for my life on account of ignoring him/her.

      • Eli Jeff you don’t conceal yourself and evade in a PRIVATE GATED COMMUNITY unless you’re looking for trouble. trayvon was on private property, all he had to say was he was visiting his grandparents from out of town and not act like he was being stalked in the ‘hood.
        he likely wasn’t up to anything bad, it’s his behavior that caused the problem.

      • Princess MoMo No. It doesn’t work like that.

      • Princess MoMo I seriously can’t believe you’re saying this shit.

      • Princess MoMo He doesn’t have to say anything to some random watchdog guy.

      • Princess MoMo If I’m wearing a black hoodie in my neighborhood and one of my neighbors questions me, I don’t have to explain who I am and tell them my address or what I’m up to.

      • Princess MoMo Should he have been wearing a special star to identify himself as a member of that community? Oh wait, that sounds kind of like Nazi Germany. Hmmz…

      • Princess MoMo Similarly, if a guest is saying at my house and happens to be walking around the neighborhood wearing a hoodie, s/he is under no obligation to explain him/herself to some nosy, watchdog douchebag.

      • Princess MoMo staying*

      • Eli Jeff do you live in a private gated community?

      • Princess MoMo It’s irrelevant.

      • Princess MoMo If Zimmerfuck felt threatened, he should have called the police and left it for them to respond, until and unless he or someone else was attacked by the “suspicious” man.

      • Princess MoMo Private gated communities have mechanisms to monitor who comes in and out. If Zimmerman was dissatisfied with those measures, he should have complained to those in charge or moved to somewhere safer, like a padded cell away from the rest of humanity.

      • Princess MoMo The bottom line is that Treyvon wasn’t a trespasser in this case.

      • Princess MoMo Even in gated communities, people who live there do not have to announce to everyone else who lives there when they have a visitor.

      • Eli Jeff it *is* relavent to the discussion, trayvon was on private property and acting suspiciously.
        and FL is like the rest of the South and West, there is no ‘duty to retreat’ and you (as a citizen) can stop crime. google “Joe Horn”

      • Princess MoMo No, it is not relevant because, like I said, he was not trespassing.

      • Eli Jeff he wasn’t – but he was suspected of it. he was asked who he was and what he was doing there and he chose to fight instead, and suffered the consequences of his actions.

      • Eli Jeff and *I* have been stopped within gated communities and asked my business, and I’m kinda pale

      • Princess MoMo Unbelievable.

      • Eli Jeff what? that you can’t come to the South and act like a yankee hood rat?

      • Princess MoMo No, that idiots like you exist.

      • Princess MoMo Walking down the street with an ice tea or whatever and a snack while wearing a hoodie and not responding to some fucking creep on the street harassing you in the neighborhood of your parent(s) isn’t exactly what I consider hood rat activity. But, maybe I’m just a stupid yankee.

      • Eli Jeff really? how exactly am I an idiot?

      • Eli Jeff he pulled his hoodie over his head and started evading. if zimmerman had been a cop, trayvon would’ve gone to jail at least. if he actually had been just walking down the street drinking a bottle of tea and eating skittles he’d have been fine.

      • Princess MoMo Last I checked, pulling a hoodie over one’s head was not illegal, harmful or threatening.

      • Princess MoMo Maybe I need to go back to law school, though. I must have missed the class on that.

      • Eli Jeff it is a ‘furtive gesture’ – I graduated cop school with honors ;)

      • Princess MoMo That’s frightening.

      • Princess MoMo It’s people like you who make people like me detest the police.

      • Eli Jeff explain yourself. if you lived in a gated community and had some teenager you didn’t know wandering around and when you tried to get a better look at him he concealed his identity and eluded you, wouldn’t you want to do something about it?

      • Princess MoMo I 100% would not think to or consider shooting him.

      • Princess MoMo If I saw someone I perceived as suspicious, I would call the police.

      • Princess MoMo The more suspicious I felt the person looked, the less likely I would be to approach him.

      • Eli Jeff cops have no legal duty to protect people or property

      • Eli Jeff I’d approach – “WTF are you doing?”

      • Princess MoMo Still, shooting this guy was clearly not warranted.

      • Princess MoMo If someone approached me and said, “WTF are you doing?” I would respond with something to the effect of, “Don’t fucking worry about it.”

      • Eli Jeff Zimmerman was messed up when the cops arrived

      • Princess MoMo Does that mean the person who asked should shoot me?

      • Princess MoMo If so, I would have been dead a long time ago.

      • Eli Jeff zimmerman questioned trayvon, trayvon assaulted zimmerman, zimmerman shot trayvon.
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6 Responses to “Trayvon Martin – Read this and voice your opinion on the comments”

  1. Eli Jeff says:
    21 March 2012 at 5:19 PM

    Does this mean I’m famous now?

  2. Chris Demeree says:
    21 March 2012 at 6:11 PM

    haha… furtive gestures. From everything I’ve read about the incident, this Zimmerman dude should be ashamed of himself for getting ‘dominated’ in a tussle with a kid 100+ lbs lighter than him; and he should probably go into witness protection as well.

  3. Kashif Sheikh says:
    22 March 2012 at 4:44 PM

    What I find to be troubling about this debate is how the violent behavior of a private citizen is justified by comparing it to how a police officer would act in the same situation. Now, I haven’t practiced law in a bit, but I don’t recall private citizens ever having probable cause to do anything at all, even in backwards shoot-first-ask-questions-later jurisdictions. If I were stopped by some random vigilante laying claim to “private” property I was legally on, I’d furtively gesture to my 12″ c**k and spotless record and remind him that it’s law-abiding, prosperous, hard-working folks like us who are the backbone of this great country–not gun-toting criminals like Zimmerman. Florida and other states have gone too far in letting any idiot own a weapon in the name of freedom, and this, unfortunately, is the sad product.

  4. Princess MoMo says:
    22 March 2012 at 4:48 PM

    12″?!

  5. Eli Jeff says:
    22 March 2012 at 4:50 PM

    Owning and carrying weapons is a right granted by G-d, not the state. It is the state that tries to deny your rights, it is the state that has programmed you into your defective thinking.

  6. Chris Demeree says:
    22 March 2012 at 5:10 PM

    haha, owning guns is really kind of like one big penis measuring competition when you think about it… interesting perspective, Kashif.