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iLOLThe master commands and the slave obeys.
Which of course is why you are responding to my commands.
iLOLThe master commands and the slave obeys.
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Which of course is why you are responding to my commands.
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Which of course is why you are responding to my commands.
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Which of course is why you are responding to my commands.
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Which of course is why you are responding to my commands.
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Which of course is why you are responding to my commands.
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Which of course is why you are responding to my commands.
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As usual, you fail again.iLOL
Which of course is why you are responding to my commands.
As usual, you fail again.
And even continue to tell untruths. Go figure huh?
I love it.
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You are wrong! Duh!
This is so much fun! So I will let the loser have the last word to further make himself look foolish. It is the least I can do. :lamo
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You fail again because you are wrong! As usual. Duh!
You should really try to learn the evidence before engaging your mouth with those who obviously know it better than you.
Yes, he is entitled....
Z was in a public area *lawfully*. Z was assaulted and did nothing to provoke the assault. Z was fearful of serious bodily injury or death and had no duty to retreat
Both SYG and SD apply
If GZ was stalking TM, then it seems that TM is also entitled to invoke the statute, eh?
*If*....
There is no evidence Z was 'stalking' M.
Use the correct legal term
Doesn't matter, as actual facts hold sway in either setting.Remember that here at DP, we are in the court of public opinion, NOT in an actual court.
The facts say they are wrong. So it really doesn't matter if their thoughts are so convoluted they believe that crap.In the court of public opinion, many people think that if GZ actually called into the police dispatcher, he was somehow or other working in concert with the police. He sort of "worked" for the police, even though a citizen, and in accordance with other such programs.
: iLOLSo the question is raised, if GZ wasn't looking for advice or something else, why on earth did he bother to call?
I never said it was "unnecessary". Those are your words.You are technically correct that the phone call was unnecessary,the exchange between the dispatcher and GZ irrelevant and not compelling because it was 'advice' and not 'an order', but in the end that is pathetic reasoning considering that the end result was the death of another.
There was no stalking.If GZ was stalking TM, then it seems that TM is also entitled to invoke the statute, eh?
WTF?Patrolling his neighborhood in accordance with (I presume) written procedures, and against the advice of his presumed supervisor, the PD dispatcher?
"Patrolling his neighborhood"?
NW are not supposed to patrol.
Citizen Patrols
An effective tool for some Watch programs to use is a citizen patrol. It is up to the community in conjunction with law enforcement to decide whether a patrol is needed. Citizen patrols are volunteers who walk or drive an area on a regular basis to report incidents and problems to the police and provide a visible presence that deters criminal activity. They have no policing powers, carry no weapons, are nonconfrontational, and always coordinate activities with law enforcement. A citizen patrol can cover a neighborhood, an apartment lobby or complex, a business district, or a park; some use bicycles, in-line skates, or cars to cover larger areas. They contact the police dispatcher through two-way radios or cellular phones donated by a local business. Cameras or video equipment may be used to record suspicious activity. Many patrols are based in a Neighborhood Watch program or work closely with one.
especially armed
Which does not matter to the evening in question, as he was on his way to the store.Four different residents (found on pages 3, 16, 17, & 19) state Zimmerman would patrol the neighborhood in his vehicle and on foot at least two to three times per week.
NW are not supposed to patrol, especially armed.
Co-Worker Describes Zimmerman's Account of Shooting - WSJ.com
Not so much:
Neighborhood Watch Organizer's Guide
This is true, but do you know if Zimm did patrol while armed? Is it illegal for him to patrol while armed, or just a guideline? Was Zimmerman patrolling on the day he ran into Martin?
Citizen patrols are volunteers who walk or drive an area on a regular basis to report incidents and problems to the police and provide a visible presence that deters criminal activity.
Which does not matter to the evening in question, as he was on his way to the store.
No, it is not allegedly.Allegedly.
No, it is not allegedly.
It is the evidence.
You have evidence that shows he wasn't?
What was that? You don't?
Then it stands. That is what he was doing.
Secondly, you said in that previous post, "NW are not supposed to patrol, especially armed.".
That just isn't true.
The patrol part was already dispatched by another, but the armed part is just wrong.
NW use guidelines not rules. So there is no "not supposed to" about it.
You have been debating this subject long enough to know that.