The murderer speaks again. And it's more trash.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/trayvon-martin-george-zimmerman/os-george-zimmerman-reacts-doj-20150323-story.html

The murderer speaks again. And it's more trash.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/trayvon-martin-george-zimmerman/os-george-zimmerman-reacts-doj-20150323-story.html

Whenvever he rears his ugly head, I just remind myself that George Zimmerman is broke, homeless and living in fear. This is just his way to try and make a little beer money by exploiting the white male grievance industry.

Edited March 23, 201510 yr by marceline

"Amped up racial tension"? Funny how we can only talk about race when certain people are comfortable doing so, when they are not then it's "race baiting" and being "liberal cry babies".

Thug.

Whenvever he rears his ugly head, I just remind myself that George Zimmerman is broke, homeless and living in fear. This is just his way to try and make a little beer money by exploiting the white male grievance industry.

Ugh! He needs to just go the f*ck away for good.

"Amped up racial tension"? Funny how we can only talk about race when certain people are comfortable doing so, when they are not then it's "race baiting" and being "liberal cry babies".

Thug.

Today we just see crabbed Orwellian Newspeak that comes out "political correctness". Words can hurt. Free people should never hide from words. Their sheer power makes it necessary for each of us to master language through use, lest we be pinioned by the rhetoric of evil. If you speak the truth of your heart, and someone isn't offended, then you're doing it wrong. See how far we've fallen

I agree that sometimes political correctness is taken too far. However, if you're "speaking the truth of your heart", and it includes degrading, inflammatory or racist feelings, be prepared for what happens to you.

Hate speech, in one's heart or not, should not be allowed to go unchallenged because of some perceived pc overreach.

GMac, I agree. Free speech is a two way street. One is free to speak one's ideas with the awareness that someone else is free to rebut or challenge the ideas expressed by that person.

I often feel that when someone accuses another of 'playing the race card' it is a cowardly and lazy way of silencing the person's statement without providing a cogent argument of why they find the person's argument to lack merit.

Either way, I wish people would speak in a thoughtful manner based on coherent, comprehensive statements or just keep it to themselves and mull it over. Zimmerman by now, should know that he doesn't have to say the first thing that pops out of his brain-- he has the right to remain silent...Lord knows, he's been told this enough times.