Do you really think SCOTUS would say you are allowed to bribe the judge and get away with it, though? I mean, that's like asking your justice system to be perverted.

It already will. I mean, all the people who support George were going to support this juror even if she came out and said the n-word in the interview with Cooper.

The funniest part is, Rachel may have used slang and improper grammar, but she is clearly far smarter than B37.

Jeopardy does not attach in all situations. If a judge is bribed, you can retry no matter what the verdict. (Surprisingly, you cannot retry if the jury is bribed).

To be fair, I don't think all white women are like her. I feel like is within a special class of white women.

Because racism.

Yes I did.

How would you not ask those questions?

Well, yeah, but there is no fucking way the 911 operator "egged him on." I mean, that is commitment level delusions right there.

She almost couldn't hold her fucking tongue in describing the only witness who actually managed to be relevant- Rachel Jeantel. Rachel's testimony clearly showed that Zimmerman was the aggressor, amongst a litany of other evidence.

It's not bizarre if you realize that Corey never wanted to win.

Quote: "I feel like the 911 operator kind of egged him on. He should have told him directly not to get out of the car. I don't know if it's their policy to ask questions like 'Do you seen where he's gone?"

Just so everyone knows, video of Zimmerman was played of him walking the police officers through the crime scene for the jurors. It's almost like he testified without cross examination.

Ugh one of mg exes was sort of like that. He just constantly was trying to go out every night while I worked 12 hour days and wondered why I was never at the bar.

Yes, but I'm more willing to believe he genuinely made a mistake than I am Zimmerman.

You are literally fucking stupid. I never fought back against my abuser. All I ever did was try to restrain him from hitting me. She didn't shoot to fucking kill because she's not fucking violent. OMG.

Clearly you think killing someone is easy. Perhaps you should tell your therapist, or even the cops, about that belief. Most of us find killing other people- even cruel, terrible people- to be very difficult.

Yes, why not kill someone when you have the opportunity not to?

oh yeah, a warning shot isn't responsible but killing a teenager is.

He began coming at her verbally and physically, did physically assault her after she was out on bail, and told cops he was going to assault her and that she was trapped in the garage when she fired the gun.