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George Zimmerman Teaming Up with Anti-Muslim Gun Shop Owner to Sell Confederate Flags

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George Zimmerman to Sell Confederate Flags

 

George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watchman who was acquitted in 2013 in the killing of Trayvon Martin, is reportedly teaming up with a Florida gun store owner who wants to make his shop a “Muslim-free zone’ to sell prints of the Confederate flag with the slogan “the 2nd protects the first,” Salon reports.

 

You just can't make this stuff up. :lol2:

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"There's nothing to see here, people. Move along."

 

Sincerely,

 

Trayvon Martin

I must say, with all the white-on-black shootings (a loose term since Zimmerman is Hispanic) that have taken place in my very brief adult life, I can point out and say that most of the time both parties are at fault, and usually the victim is more at fault.

 

However, the fact that every 4 months or so I hear Zimmerman's name makes me believe more and more that the Trayvon Martin shooting was more than "self defense."

Honest question, I wonder if Zimmerman was that far out there before Trayvon Martin?

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"There's nothing to see here, people. Move along."

 

Sincerely,

 

Trayvon Martin

 

Na, self-defense all the way. Remember that's what we were told on here non-stop.

 

Nothing at all suspicious about a guy that profiled a young black man and killed him (in self defense of course) selling Confederate flags. Merely a coincidence.

 

Na, self-defense all the way. Remember that's what we were told on here non-stop.

 

Nothing at all suspicious about a guy that profiled a young black man and killed him (in self defense of course) selling Confederate flags. Merely a coincidence.

 

He was charged and tried in court. It's not like Zimmerman walked just because he claimed self defense to police, or because he's white...er...Hispanic...a jury heard the entire case.

 

Do people want to change the law so people can be charged and tried as many times as possible? Otherwise I'm not sure why it keeps getting brought up.

I am still amazed that this guy isn't dead yet.

Honest question, I wonder if Zimmerman was that far out there before Trayvon Martin?
Now it's to stay in the public eye, IMO. And he's a donkey.
Honest question, I wonder if Zimmerman was that far out there before Trayvon Martin?

 

Probably not to this degree. But like OJ, narcissists such as this have things that make them tick the way that they do.

Now it's to stay in the public eye, IMO. And he's a donkey.

 

I am serious Doc. He is obviously off the deep end now. Was he always there? Or did shooting/trial/national attention/etc. exacerbate his already suspect personality?

Honest question, I wonder if Zimmerman was that far out there before Trayvon Martin?

I was thinking the same thing. Was he that far out back then it is it now just trying to stay in the spotlight extending his 15

mins.

So here we have a bigoted gunshop owner, and a guy who stalked and killed an unarmed teenager for doing nothing, and they're selling poorly painted prints of the flag of the Confederate States of America - a country who ATTACKED the United States of America - in order to try and make a statement about protecting the United States' Second Amendment. Makes sense to me...

 

:ohbrother::ohbrother::ohbrother::ohbrother:

^ It beats the alternative.

Honest question, I wonder if Zimmerman was that far out there before Trayvon Martin?

 

He apointed himself the neighborhood watch captain of a neighborhood that didn't have a neighborhood watch.

 

Seems kind of out there to me. Seth Rogen in Observe and Report comes to mind.

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