Are you tired hearing about George Zimmerman?

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  1. davidlivermore profile image93
    davidlivermoreposted 9 years ago

    Are you tired hearing about George Zimmerman?

    Every time the man is arrested it's on the news.  So wait, he committed a minor crime, so he has to be guilty of the homicide?  Get real.  I'm tired of hearing it.  Are you?

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  2. mio cid profile image59
    mio cidposted 9 years ago

    I really believe he will follow the path of O J and one day for some reason he'll finish the rest of his life in jail,because God works in mysterious ways.

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  3. Fred Arnold profile image61
    Fred Arnoldposted 9 years ago

    I tried just stating "yes" as an answer, but that was too short, so I created a sentence that described my situation.

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  4. FatFreddysCat profile image92
    FatFreddysCatposted 9 years ago

    Sounds to me like Karma is coming back to bite that guy in the a$$, big time.

    ...but in answer to your question, yes, I am tired of hearing about him.

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  5. pagesvoice profile image74
    pagesvoiceposted 9 years ago

    I personally believe Zimmerman is a ticking time bomb who already exploded once with fatal consequences. I think he is a real threat to society and worry about the safety of those around him.

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    1. mio cid profile image59
      mio cidposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Not only those around him but anybody anywhere

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    James Michaelsposted 9 years ago

    To me, I feel like it makes interesting news because of the irony.

    First of all, this was the first of the consecutive media coverage of the next unarmed teens that will be killed. Also, this was one of the first of events that sparked nationwide concern for the gun debate, although of course its always been an issue, I just mean on terms of media overcoverage.

    Anyways, you would think that someone who barely slipped from a life sentence and got away with murder would have tried to shine a positive light on the right to bear arms, but instead he is making a bad name for it.

    Also I think its odd that Micheal Brown is portrayed as a terrible person for robbing a store unarmed which cost him his life, but people want to sympathize with poor Zimmerman for the media putting him on blast for pulling out a gun (armed) on his wife and throwing wine bottles at her.

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