Bigga
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SWP's back said:It's smearing and isn't allowed in the UK. Thankfully.
I think that depends on the history of the accused.
SWP's back said:It's smearing and isn't allowed in the UK. Thankfully.
Bigga said:SWP's back said:It's smearing and isn't allowed in the UK. Thankfully.
I think that depends on the history of the accused.
Frank the Yank said:Bigga said:SWP's back said:It's smearing and isn't allowed in the UK. Thankfully.
I think that depends on the history of the accused.
It depends on the "rules of evidence". I am certainly not a lawyer but there are certain rules under which stuff is admissable.
Some things are if it can be established its a "pattern of behavior". It may not if its considered "prejuidicial".
Depends on what the rules are and depends on what the judge rules. I dont think this allegation would come in.
But like I said I am not a lawyer......
prairiemoon said:The problem is this situation is that the accusations are unproven. If it had been a prior conviction then I wouldn't have an issue. This opens a can of worms, IMO.
Hmm, interesting. And yet this is being allowed...Frank the Yank said:prairiemoon said:The problem is this situation is that the accusations are unproven. If it had been a prior conviction then I wouldn't have an issue. This opens a can of worms, IMO.
No even if someone has previous convictions, they OFTEN cannot be brought up. When I served on a jury in a criminal case, the accused had a record but it was never brought up. He did, indeed, testify and committed perjury.
The guy who he was accused of shooting testified against him and the witness' previous misdeed came into evidence-go figure.
Basically the same thing happened when my sister served on a jury in a criminal case last year......
Worse than that is that he says he doesn't regret it. What the actual fuck. You now know the kid was innocent. He wasn't doing anything suspicious, it was his paranoia which caused that death, and he doesn't even regret it. What an inhuman fucker. He didn't even sound slightly believable feigning his sorrow for Trayvon's family. That interview was conducted by an emotionless robot. Not a single shred of real empathy.pominoz said:I see he is now claiming it was "God's" plan.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.theage.com.au/world/it-was-gods-plan-says-killer-of-black-teenager-20120720-22dpj.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.theage.com.au/world/it-was-g ... 22dpj.html</a>
Skashion said:Worse than that is that he says he doesn't regret it. What the actual fuck. You now know the kid was innocent. He wasn't doing anything suspicious, it was his paranoia which caused that death, and he doesn't even regret it. What an inhuman fucker. He didn't even sound slightly believable feigning his sorrow for Trayvon's family. That interview was conducted by an emotionless robot. Not a single shred of real empathy.pominoz said:I see he is now claiming it was "God's" plan.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.theage.com.au/world/it-was-gods-plan-says-killer-of-black-teenager-20120720-22dpj.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.theage.com.au/world/it-was-g ... 22dpj.html</a>
pominoz said:Skashion said:Worse than that is that he says he doesn't regret it. What the actual fuck. You now know the kid was innocent. He wasn't doing anything suspicious, it was his paranoia which caused that death, and he doesn't even regret it. What an inhuman fucker. He didn't even sound slightly believable feigning his sorrow for Trayvon's family. That interview was conducted by an emotionless robot. Not a single shred of real empathy.pominoz said:I see he is now claiming it was "God's" plan.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.theage.com.au/world/it-was-gods-plan-says-killer-of-black-teenager-20120720-22dpj.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.theage.com.au/world/it-was-g ... 22dpj.html</a>
I agree, although Mr Prairiemoon will find a way to defend him and the interview no doubt.
pominoz said:I see he is now claiming it was "God's" plan.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.theage.com.au/world/it-was-gods-plan-says-killer-of-black-teenager-20120720-22dpj.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.theage.com.au/world/it-was-g ... 22dpj.html</a>
You've created almost all of that. He was speaking in hindsight, not explaining a motive.TCIB said:He is quoted as saying it was god's plan, i think it is a sinister attempt at manipulating good will.
He said it was "god's plan" and hence acted on it.
If not that at best it was a fate set by the lord as he seems to be saying.
What else is divine warrant if not that ?
I know it's rubbish, but this is what he is basically saying here. It was god's will and i was his tool.
This is what he is intimating.
To try and excuse an act as a result of "act of god" in a way looks like he is using religion as a protection tool.
Hence a divine warrant for his own actions.
No, he won't put up that defence in court. Here's his defence. I, the armed vigilante with a "hero complex", followed - against police advice and who told him to go in the opposite direction away from Trayvon Martin, and shot an unarmed minor, claiming he said "You're gonna die tonight motherfucker". Oh, and look, there's no-one around to contradict him. An absolute murderer's charter if you can get away with that. Kill someone when there's no-one around and then claim they threatened to kill you.prairiemoon said:Listen, if he puts "it was Gods plan" up as his defense in court then I'll join you guys, but he hasn't done that yet. He isn't claiming some "divine warrant", ffs. He didn't say god told him to do it. You guys are ridiculous.
He did express regret, btw.
prairiemoon said:You've created almost all of that. He was speaking in hindsight, not explaining a motive.TCIB said:He is quoted as saying it was god's plan, i think it is a sinister attempt at manipulating good will.
He said it was "god's plan" and hence acted on it.
If not that at best it was a fate set by the lord as he seems to be saying.
What else is divine warrant if not that ?
I know it's rubbish, but this is what he is basically saying here. It was god's will and i was his tool.
This is what he is intimating.
To try and excuse an act as a result of "act of god" in a way looks like he is using religion as a protection tool.
Hence a divine warrant for his own actions.
I do agree that it was a very cynical attempt at PR. Sean Hannity, ffs.
No, I won't. If the kid had wanted to go home he would have. He had plenty of time. But that isn't what happened. He chose to confronted Zimmerman. And there are/were witnesses to that account.Skashion said:No, he won't put up that defence in court. Here's his defence. I, the armed vigilante with a "hero complex", followed - against police advice and who told him to go in the opposite direction away from Trayvon Martin, and shot an unarmed minor, claiming he said "You're gonna die tonight motherfucker". Oh, and look, there's no-one around to contradict him. An absolute murderer's charter if you can get away with that. Kill someone when there's no-one around and then claim they threatened to kill you.prairiemoon said:Listen, if he puts "it was Gods plan" up as his defense in court then I'll join you guys, but he hasn't done that yet. He isn't claiming some "divine warrant", ffs. He didn't say god told him to do it. You guys are ridiculous.
He did express regret, btw.
This is literally his defence:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2436_3BRlA[/youtube]
and we're ridiculous? You've already been proved wrong several times here. You claimed Trayvon jumped him from behind. He didn't. You claimed he jumped him when he was on the way back to his car. He didn't. Your case for supporting Zimmerman has grown ever thinner. By the way, are you going to retract and apologise for your disgraceful "not so tough now is he" comment from earlier now you've found out that the two men were face to face and Zimmerman went for his pocket before Trayvon attacked - and that's according to Zimmerman himself (i.e. your best case scenario). How was Trayvon supposed to know - and this is if we assume Zimmerman's telling the truth, that Zimmerman was going for his phone instead of a gun? Did Trayvon not have a right to fear for his life and defend himself when someone else follows him and then reaches for their pocket? Not that you have any right to take his word for it anyway. He fucking shot someone. He has every reason to lie.
You're merely proving how myopic and dogmatic you are in your support for Zimmerman despite several of your alleged versions of events being wrong even according to Zimmerman. Possibly just a forum egomaniac who can't stand to be proven wrong.prairiemoon said:No, I won't. If the kid had wanted to go home he would have. He had plenty of time. But that isn't what happened. He chose to confronted Zimmerman. And there are/were witnesses to that account.