Really bad ... now if they were shot, then they should be applauded for using their second amendment and standing their ground ... maybe they will be shooting people ... then we can breathe a sigh of relief ...

If we dont use our rights we lose em ... and the govt is comming to get your standing and your ground ... not to mention your gun.

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Srinath

I read WD's post, same words you read, Lifter, & I didnt see joy or happy anticipation. Looked like a report followed by encouragement for the black leaders to calm the people.

Book plans canceled
The juror was planning to write a book about her experience with the case, literary agent Sharlene Martin said before her interview aired.
But hours later, the agent released a statement from Juror B37 saying she would no longer write one.
"Now that I am returned to my family and to society in general, I have realized that the best direction for me to go is away from writing any sort of book and return instead to my life as it was before I was called to sit on this jury," the juror said.
"I realize it was necessary for our jury to be sequestered in order to (protect) our verdict from unfair outside influence, but that isolation shielded me from the depth of pain that exists among the general public over every aspect of this case."


That sounds like a wise and grounded person to me. I'd say this jury was fair in reaching their decision.

All in all, the lack of riots shows that other than the extreme race baiters like sharpton, holder and hopey, (and our very own Star) most of America correctly understood as hard as those people tried to make it into one, this was never a race case. I think it's time we let this go and move on. I'm sure those guys will find another situation to exploit....

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They will do that. But I'm pretty sure they're not done riding this particular horse into the ground either. I'm nervous about this coming weekend. It isn't going to take much for Mr. Sharpton's "demonstrations" to get ugly I'm afraid.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The shooter behind Sunday night's double-murder is still on the loose and the deadly shooting had rumors flying that the incident is a race-related retaliation shooting over the George Zimmerman verdict.

JSO said those rumors are not true.

According to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, the incident took place around 8:45 p.m. at the 7000 block of Normandy Blvd.

Two brothers 24-year-old Andrew Austin Bohannon and 19-year-old Matthew Ryan Bohannon, both in the same car, were approached by another car carrying multiple occupants.

The car with multiple occupants fired shots into the car carrying the two men.

One victim was pronounced dead on the scene and the other victim was transported to a local hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

Now rumors have spread that the deadly shooting is in retaliation to a bumper sticker placed on the Bohannon's truck that said "Free Zimmerman".

Several of our viewers commenting on our Facebook page about the controversial theory: Christina Lemire wrote, "Definitely had to do with the Zimmerman case"

Kimberely Martin Faqua wrote: "Nice way to try to cover up a hate crime JSO. Unfortunately the public knows better."

The social media rumors circulated so far that the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released a statement Monday that reads:

"Normandy Blvd. Shooting Update - We have had numerous inquiries, blog comments, and Facebook postings about the relationship between the Normandy double homicide last night in the Golden Corral parking lot and the outcome of the George Zimmerman trial. We are confident to say where we are in the investigation that this is not the case at all. There is NO link at all between these cases, nor did we ever suspect one."

JSO says multiple people saw the incident and they're hoping between the witnesses and surveillance video they can locate the shooter.

First Coast News

Unfortunately, if there is trouble at any of the upcoming "protests", or whatever the media happens to call them, it's probably going to be instigated by people who really don't care about the Martin - Zimmerman case anyway. Mob mentality, folks just looking for trouble or excitement, and the weather forecast calling for exceptionaly hot weather, plus a lot of alcohol and drugs are probably going to be the real triggers.

Consider what happens when some sports team wins a championship. Sometimes the behavior of the supposedly happy fans that are celebrating is exactly the same as that of rioters that are pissed off about something. And so are the results - people get hurt, property gets destroyed, just because they happen to be in the vicinity.

Sharpton, Jackson, Holder etc. know perfectly well what's likely to happen. They may be dirtbags but there is nothing wrong with their understanding of human nature. Once a mob starts acting like a mob the reasons that got it together in the first place don't make any difference any more.

srinath wrote on 07/16/13 at 14:00:44:


I live and work near L.A., but mob violence is, in part, an L.A. thing. The Latinos don't like being scapegoated or referred to as "white", but it fit the MSNBC/CNN/Holder narrative that Zimmerman be white so they turned a Peruvian white.