Travon Martin found GUILTY of aggravated assult - did you miss it?

I am not goint to babysit this thread...because I know it will turn racist ... I just want you all to know about this, because there still seems to be some doubt in some of your minds about Travon's guilt

If he had survived the assault, he would have been put in jail at the end of court ...



Transcript of Vinnie Politan and the Legal Panel on Headline News / Saturday, July 13, 2013

00:06:14>> Vinnie, speaking of insult to injury, there were two verdicts read today.

00:06:17>> There was a verdict finding george zimmerman not guilty of manslaughter, and murder in the second delegate.

00:06:25>> But there was also a verdict finding trayvon martin guilty of aggravated assault.

00:06:29>> If trayvon had survived that shooting, would he have been held accountable for initiating the confrontation with george zimmerman?

00:06:36>> And that adds insult to injury in this double verdict.

00:06:39>> Self-defense is justifiable homicide.

maybe O will give him a Presidential Pardon eh?

I think he already did.

He gave his son a pardon?

Although I agree with the outcome of the trial, I don't agree with your interpretation of the verdict. An acquittal really just means they didn't have enough evidence to convict. It doesn't mean Trayvon Martin was guilty of anything, although I believe he was.

If his parents are stupid enough to sue Zimmerman in civil court, this is exactly what will be on the top of the list of things the defense will bring up.

And on that day, Obama sacrificed his only begotten son.

actually it isn't my "interpertation" if you had gone to the link, you would see where I quoted CNN

in the second post... I quoted "minutes" from the court transcrips .... so don't blame me for the verdict or the reporting ... I couldn't care less either way ... nothing changed with this verdict except now the Martins can't sue

no I didn't know that, this is crazy but it makes alot of sense

"Implicitly implied" is redundant.

redundantly redundant.