it s not so much the color as their culture. they culturally felt that not only did he have the right to pursue trayvon, but he was doing a good thing by pursuing him. then he went on to say mr. zimmerman, that this is they get away with this too much and rob people. that s a stereotype. he was a boy going home, but he in fact himself was and he did the wrong thing. so your assertion is if the jury can come down your way, they would be well, but because they didn t come down the way you would like it, now you want to blame the jury. is that certainlially what you re saying? what i m saying is when an armed man kills an unarmed boy but the question is about the jury i realize and walks away, the police department takes not even a blood test or a drug test
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law, which the governor s office did begin and we should continue with that. go ahead, reverend jackson, a problem with that? yes, all the while that was a law that s provocative. people have more access to guns, and we ve seen an increase in killings. what concerns me very much now is that one interpretation in sanford where a man killed a man, walks away, now has put his gun back in the holster, because he s set free, and the examiner in jackson 1ri8 is facing 20 years. we re going to get to that case. already have been served three. we ll get to that case shortly. let me point out this, in the tampa bay times did a study of the stand your ground laws, 200 case over the past few years, the study came out last year. among other things they concluded this, and david, pay attention. defendants claiming stand your
founder of rainbow push coalition, and david webb, the cofounder of the new york city tea party 365, host of the david webb show on sirius/xm radio. thanks for joining us to discuss this important subject. why do you believe the stand your ground law in florida should be repealed? it is provocative and lends itself to subjective interpretation. since it has been law, deaths have tripled in their numbers. and it lends itself to stereotype. in the case of zimmerman, he was an armed man, saw a boy who he thought should not be in the neighborhood that actually lived there, pursued him over the objections of the dispatcher. he stereo typed him. ultimately it was a confrontation. he murdered him and walked away. had he not pursued him,