Sipsey Street Irregulars: Zimmerman found not guilty, press mourns. Hoods in hoodies and the collectivists who write excuses for them.

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Zimmerman found not guilty, press mourns. Hoods in hoodies and the collectivists who write excuses for them.

Guilty Until Proven Innocent: How the Press Prosecuted Zimmerman While Stoking Racial Tensions.

LATER: This AP reporter must be thinking of Chicago, right? 'So We Can All Kill Teenagers Now?' And here we have the latest representative of thug culture: NY Giants WR Sends Threatening Tweet: 'Zimmerman Doesn't Last a Year Before the Hood Catches Up to Him'

Even later: If you want to know "9 Reasons folks Anticipate RIOTS if Trayvon Martin Verdict is UNJUST," the Black Youth Project is happy to clue you in.

11 comments:

Anonymous said...: First step only. I am sure that Zero and his AG will file Civil Rights charges by Monday. Then there is the civil aspect. Zimmerman will face another jury. One that could very possibly give the parents of Trayvon Martin a huge monetary award that will destroy his life just as sure as if the railroading we have seen in this case had been successful. As long as the POTUS and his minions decide to involve themselves in local matters it is a dangerous time for us all in the formerly free United States of America. The people in Florida need to wake up and see what idiots and political hacks the have been electing. I wouldn't want this scum anywhere near me. But you can be sure that the witch that is the State Prosecutor will probably be the next Attorney General of the United States once Dick Holder is found guilty of the crimes against the people of the United States and being an accomplice in the murder of hundreds of Mexican citizens.; July 13, 2013 at 10:34 PM
Anonymous said...: Now, how long before the riots start in major cities, and how soon after that will we see martial law declared? First day over 100 degrees in each one?; July 13, 2013 at 11:16 PM
Anonymous said...: I think it was almost guaranteed that he would be found Not Guilty. That allows the MSM to continue to focus on the various follow-up stories, trials, riots, etc. Wouldn't want them left with nothing to distract them, they might look behind the curtain.; July 13, 2013 at 11:40 PM
Anonymous said...: BREAKING: NAACP asks DOJ to help make Hispanics into Republicans!; July 13, 2013 at 11:59 PM
Dakota said...: Wonder if this is true that Holder is going to file Fed charges against Zimmerman for civil rights

http://nationalreport.net/obama-files-federal-charges-against-george-zimmerman-following-acquittal-in-shooting-murder-of-trayvon-martin/; July 14, 2013 at 12:49 AM
Ed said...: Trayvon Martin's parents appear to have already obtained a monetary award from a wrongful death suit:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/04/11/attorney-wants-details-of-trayvon-wrongful-death-suit/2075759/

I wonder how long that insurance executive keeps his job.; July 14, 2013 at 12:59 AM
SWIFT said...: The tragedy in this case was that Zimmerman was put on trial. Talking heads on TV, so-called black leaders, like Sharpton and Jackson stirring hatreds, politicians (Obama) seeking political gain. Black riots may force Eric Holder's hand and force him file civil charges against Zimmerman. We all know Holder is unrepentant scum and his actions could cause a backlash unlike anything he's ever seen, or can handle. Net result? Martial Law. Exciting times, heh?; July 14, 2013 at 1:17 AM
Left Coast Conservative said...: Florida has a law that immunizes defendants from state civil prosecution if their actions are found to be justifiable self-defense, which is what happened in this case. GZ is safe from that tactic.

Federal civil rights charges are another matter. I would not be surprised to find that he is charged usnder those laws.; July 14, 2013 at 1:26 AM
Anonymous said...: Maybe there will be less rioting than one might expect. Six women have sent a warning to violent black youth that 'they' might not get a free pass when they attack the wrong 'cracker'! If there are riots, expect them in 'gun free' areas.

I, for one, will armed and ready.; July 14, 2013 at 2:31 AM
Anonymous said...: Very early in the case the FBI and DOJ investigated and found no civil rights violation.

Done.

It will go the opposite way now.

By a not guilty verdict the jury has indicated that George is innocent of the charges. By logical implication, the jury also found Trayvon Martin guilty of his acts. I have yet to see this relationship acknowledged by the community.

Look no further for a justification of thug culture.

By the way...where are the fires? I'm not seeing that masthead on Drudge...

Arkindole; July 14, 2013 at 5:31 AM
Anonymous said...: heh heh , evidently these punks ARE as stupid as some of them look and sound . Empty shelves in gun and ammo stores doesn't tell them anything ? .; July 14, 2013 at 9:21 AM

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Saturday, July 13, 2013

Zimmerman found not guilty, press mourns. Hoods in hoodies and the collectivists who write excuses for them.

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