>>>>>>>I just think media circuses bring out the clowns.
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>>>>>>Yes and it's freakin annoying too. Can't even turn on my TV - thankfully since I live where I do my TV intake time is small - but like I give a crap about what the witness's sister's aunt's friend who walked a dog that used to be owned by her friend's uncle that bought a used car from this guy over here who's connected to the case this way thinks about blah blah blah OMG shut the hell up already!
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>>>>>I had some rare alone time one night last week & decided to pop on the "news". Started with CNBC (scripted) so on to Fox (Zim), CNN(Zim), MS(Zim). Switched on the music and out to my garden I went.
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>>>>It was a huge news story so of course they were all covering it. The choice to garden instead is of course yours but you can't complain about the coverage.
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>>>There is a difference between covering the news and beating the horse to a pulp. All it does is promote the racial hatred that is developing over the jury's verdict.
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>>It's interesting how the media is allowed to create the news. Reminds me of the James Bond flick.
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>>NBC and CNN started it off by showing black and white images of Zimmerman in order to not show blood so they could proclaim how he (didn't mention he was latino either) had shot an unarmed poor black child just because he was a racist.
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>>Then send in the clowns (pundits/'experts') to try to stoke it up.
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>>Now that a jury has seen that there was no evidence for an arrest, the newsies are pissed and are still going at it.
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>>Of course, the Messiah will get the DOJ to go after him now that the FBI decided there wasn't a case.
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>>You know it's theater when good old Jessie gets into it.
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>You are not being fair. All African American leaders, liberal media and liberal politicians were saying – prior to the court case: 'We just want a day in court and have a jury to decide. And we will abide by the decision of the court and jury - in a civil and non-destructive way. UNLESS: we do not like the jury’s decision." It is like an infinite DO WHILE that will never exit until George Zimmerman gets what they think he deserves.

I abide by the decision of the jury. That's the system we live in. I just think it was a terrible decision.