[quote]countingbeans wrote:
Both of the people involved have a past… her actions and her words are the only things that needs to be examined. [/quote]
Oh, of course. Of course! I heard you the first time. I agreed with you. Trayvon Martin’s definitely on trial.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
What violence was in Zimmerman’s past?
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Oh, of course! Of course! I totally agree with you. Zimmerman has no history of violence. He’s a fucking angel.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
It was, reread it. It is actually laugh out loud funny.[/quote]
I aim to entertain
Shame you didn’t choke when you laughed 
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
No, I don’t really. [/quote]
Yes you did. I wasn’t talking literally but you wanted to play the all almighty intelligent being you see yourself as.
But I’m still waiting, CB. Since you want to play on semantics, please, show me the police reports, show me evidence of under-age drinkers being arrested for posting their booze on FB and other social media. It is a CRIME after all. I guess Rachel Jeantel is going to jail soon, uh?
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
This woman is a state witness in one of the more high profile cases in a long time. She is going to come under the utmost of scrutiny, and anyone that didn’t think her posts about stupid teenage shit were going to come under fire wasn’t thinking through.
Again, I wasn’t judging her on her behavior, but I understand why it has been highlighted. However you seem to think these posts she made are somehow supposed to be looked at differently because she is 19. I disagree. Stupid is stupid, age is irrelevant. [/quote]
Her FB posts nor her character, educational background, neighbourhood, etc. have absolutely nothing to do with the conversation that she and Trayvon had that evening, which is the only reason she was on the stand in the first place.
But of course, assassination of character by the media as well as the defence, will devalue her account and discredit her as a viable witness. Fuck what she heard last night. Let’s call her fucking stupid, and make fun of her looks and background.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
And yes, posting about drinking illegally and smoking illegal drugs is stupid. [/quote]
But it’s not a crime.
looks at her watch… Still waiting on evidence of arrests.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
I don’t excuse poor choices because a young person made them. I expect that person to make better choices going forward like I would expect anyone. (That said, I don’t think posting stupid things makes her a bad person or even stupid. She just made bad choices.)[/quote]
Oh, well, maybe you should go in the hood and teach the youth in there how to make better choices.
You must have had a great eduction, grew up in a good environment, had fantastic parents teaching you great values and better choices.
Rachel Jeantel is from the hood. She’s a product of her environment. Do you think she should know better? Here you are, judging her for making poor choices. Yeah, we were all making great choices at 19, CB.
Maybe, you should blame the people who raised her, her environment,the teachers, and, yes, I will say it again, her age. At 19, most youth don’t give a fuck about the consequences of their actions. Have you forgotten that, CB? Oops, sorry, you must have been the picture perfect teen.
Let’s not even bother with the prosecution for not prepping her for a year prior the trial. It’s all Rachel’s fault.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
I do judge her on the “wet grass” comment though. [/quote]
Oh, of course, for someone like you, who feels intelligently superior to others, that’s not surprising.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
Nice conjecture, and a touch of ad hominem [/quote]
Ehehehe
You asked for it. Savour those ingredients slowly.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
[quote]Darkninjaa wrote:
Furthermore, since you want to take that word ‘‘crime’’ so literally, please let’s see the police reports of under-age drinkers arrested for posting their booze on FB or on Instagram. I’m so sure all those unruly, drunkards, sex-addict teens on social media, have at least a criminal record attached to their names.[/quote]
lol [/quote]
Stop laughing, CB.
Police records. Police reports. Where are they? You wanted to play smart when you counter argued on the idea of teens posting drinks on FB (since, this is he only thing you picked from my earlier statement regarding nowadays’ teens interactions on social media) is a crime.
Now Prove it.