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Bullitt wrote:

03Lightningrocks wrote:...Oh.. The reason I told you I was a military brat would not have to be explained if you spent any time beyond the six month boot camp. Military families movie all over the country. That was the point... Sorry it went over your head... But not real surprised.

Sorry you outed yourself as Pasadena's pogie bait, eh? Boot camp is eight weeks, not six months. You got a DD214 or not? Now quit trolling. Just stick to the subject.

A few posts back you said you were done here.

I sure did say that, but since you and SS decided to reply in continuance, here I am again. I'm prepared to end the dialog as long as you quit calling on me to answer. But you can't resist can you? Especially if you think I am not here so that it looks to the others like you have the last victorious word. Surprise, this is a discussion board. There is no victor.

Bullitt wrote:You guys crack me up.

The place is soooooo different from when I grew up there. Born & raised. An example of change : (1) We used to ride horses in Orange County, I mean like between the rows of trees in the orange groves. Now it's all built up and they have TV shows about Orange County Housewives. (2) We used to call it "fog" when I was a kid, now they call it "the marine layer." How friggin' snobby can you get? (3) We used to go hunting up north of L.A., now it's all built up. (4) When I lived in L.A. proper we could go dirt-biking up in the Hollywood Hills, now banned of course. (5) Not only that, you could hike up to the hills and look over the back and see cows grazing down in the San Fernando Valley. (6) Nobody hung out at Venice Beach. It was always empty, now full of wackos. "Muscle Beach" was actually next to the Santa Monica Beach pier, not at Venice Beach. Anyhow, I'll be in the Santa Barbara area, and that place is really different now too. They went all Beverly Hills like.

Worst thing I noticed out there is not just the Leftiness of the place, but the deep anger that seems to be festering in people. Not the laid back and open place of my youth.

03Lightningrocks wrote:

baldeagle wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:What does all this military stuff have to do with the subject?

Absolutely nothing.

Not much. Truth is, the thread has about run its coarse. The ole dead horse has been beatin so many times it appears there is very little to do other than feed the trolls at this point.

The story is done. A thug is dead. Thank god he was taken care of before he could harm anyone else. The hero suffered for helping society. All is well again in the world.



Maybe it is time to lock her up.

philip964 wrote: Dee Dee's tell all book.

sjfcontrol wrote:

philip964 wrote: Dee Dee's tell all book.

I know it won't be written in cursive. The question is, will it be written in "mumble"?

philip964 wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

philip964 wrote: Dee Dee's tell all book.

I know it won't be written in cursive. The question is, will it be written in "mumble"?

Oh, Oh, Can Gloria Allred be far behind as her spokeswoman.

ScooterSissy wrote:

philip964 wrote:Bottomline, NOT GUILTY of 2nd degree, I agree with. However, To me Zimmerman's actions were what we might expect a CHL neighborhood watch person would do. Not prudent, but not really out of line for what his neighbors expect him to be doing.

What is surprising has been the reaction to the shooting. It appears that the majority of the public and the newsmedia believes that a CHL is only to fire his gun, if the other person is armed and he is in fear of his life.

After this incident, I cannot imagine a CHL firing their gun in any situation out side of their home and not being initially arrested, especially if they are Caucasian and the person shot at is any other race.

He has been a lightning rod for the CHL community. We have all learned from his mistakes. It will cause us to hesitate in the future, only time will tell if that will work in our favor.

Imagine the outrage today, if Z had fired twice? What would be the reaction if TM was an honor student and was really college bound?

One of the problems on this forum that I see is that there are those that are naive enough to believe that all they have to do is somehow not do the things Zimmerman did "wrong", and they'll be OK if something similar were to happen to them.

Wrong wrong wrong. This is a case that the police, and the DA, looked at, and said "he was defending himself" and didn't charge. A politically ambitious DA then decided to pursue an innocent man, who was in fact defending himself, because of her agenda. No grand jury, no real evidence of a crime, but she pursued the case.

If anyone believes as they smugly sit back and say "he's disgraced other CHL holders, that would never happen to me", don't kid yourselves. All it will ever take is a politically ambitious prosecutor, and you can be George Zimmerman.

Instead of second-guessing what the evidence clearly shows, and making up scenarios that somehow make Zimmerman the bad guy, we (CHL holders) should be stating over and over again, We will defend ourselves. Don't attack us, and you won't even know we're carrying. Attack us, and you risk your life.

Dadtodabone wrote: (Please take it easy on me if I get parts of this skewed Sergeant Major Marquez).

sjfcontrol wrote:Just when you thought there wasn't anything else to talk about here...


George Zimmerman Emerged From Hiding for Truck Crash Rescue

http://abcnews.go.com/US/george-zimmerm ... bwLksBnlki" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

jmra wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:Just when you thought there wasn't anything else to talk about here...


George Zimmerman Emerged From Hiding for Truck Crash Rescue

http://abcnews.go.com/US/george-zimmerm ... bwLksBnlki" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I wonder how many people will say that Z should have stayed in his truck and called police.

jmra wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:Just when you thought there wasn't anything else to talk about here...


George Zimmerman Emerged From Hiding for Truck Crash Rescue

http://abcnews.go.com/US/george-zimmerm ... bwLksBnlki" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I wonder how many people will say that Z should have stayed in his truck and called police.

No word yet on if Zimmerman dialed 911 a bunch of times before taking action.