[TheRealThing]

What "justice" are you talking about? I want to see a verdict based upon the proven facts. If the prosecution doesn't prove its case to each and every juror beyond a reasonable doubt (that is the standard), I want Zimmerman found not guilty.

I don't want to see a political verdict of guilty returned in order to pacify those in the media, politics, public life, and entertainment industry who make much of their living from the "race industry".

I don't want Zimmerman used as a scapegoat to keep blacks and their supporters from burning down buildings and looting businesses.
I don't want Zimmerman, his attorneys, the judge, the jurors, and their love ones subject to threats of bodily harm from those who demand a guilty verdict regardless of the evidence.

An honest verdict, one without coercion but one that I still don't expect, will be the only justice Martin deserves at this time.

Things have gotten out of hand with regard to this business about so-called racial tensions. This country has done everything short of granting official reparations to black folks in order to sort of make amends for the days of slavery which are long over. The Thirteenth Amendment, signed into law in December of 1865, made slavery illegal from sea to shining sea.

We tolerate lawless behavior of some ethnic groups while we clamp down on others. Thusly fostering the notion that if things don't go their way in some media inflamed social justice circus, blacks will riot. So I guess we're saying that we can't control them and we must therefore appease them once in a while with sort of a white/Hispanic sacrifice? That to be accompanied of course by the usual multi million dollar reparation bonanza. If Zimmerman is found guilty, he is the only one who should pay. What was the basis for the million plus HOA judgment? What was their responsibility under the law in this case?

Regardless of their skin color, sooner or later those who would riot in the streets must be dealt with. The longer we delay, the worse the inevitable confrontation will become. We are a nation of laws. But, it gets tougher to enforce them when running over the law becomes a top down proposition.