Florida stand Your ground law?

Asked for descrip and they called him young male Latino, they must have profiled.

Many Blacks in the country dislike those that bring them down,, just like my Mexican friends not liking the illegals that bring their race down. And just like the white trash brings my neighborhoods down.

Two weeks after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin, the only person on the jury who is a member of an ethnic minority said in an ABC News interview that Zimmerman “got away with murder.’

Juror B29, identified only by her first name Maddy, sat down with ABC’s Robin Roberts, to discuss the trial for “Good Morning America.” As the first juror to show her face on camera, Maddy expressed both conviction and regret.

‘Justice for Trayvon’ rallies across the U.S.: Protesters chant and march, calling for a federal investigation and changes to “stand your ground” statutes after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the 2012 shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Florida.

“You can’t put the man in jail even though in our hearts we felt he was guilty,” Maddy said of Zimmerman.

A nursing assistant and mother of eight children, Maddy, 36, who is Puerto Rican, said she believed she owed Trayvon Martin’s parents an apology because she felt “like I let them down.”

She also said that the case shouldn’t have gone to trial and that it was “a publicity stunt.” Despite this, she said the decision weighed heavily on her.

“It’s hard for me to sleep; it’s hard for me to eat because I feel I was forcefully included in Trayvon Martin’s death. And as I carry him on my back, I’m hurting as much [as] Trayvon’s Martin’s mother because there’s no way that any mother should feel that pain,” she said.

In Our Defense, These Were Some Pretty F*#ked-Up Laws And We Were Ordered To Deliberate In Accordance With Them

You have to watch her, not just read her words, to pick up her meaning. As she struggles to answer, she looks as though she’s trying to reconcile the sentiment that’s been quoted to her—that Zimmerman “got away with murder”—with her own perspective. So she repeats the quote and adds words of her own, to convey what she thinks: that there’s a justice higher than the law, which Zimmerman will have to face. She thinks he’s morally culpable, not legally guilty.

"Many Blacks in the country dislike those that bring them down,, just like my Mexican friends not liking the illegals that bring their race down. And just like the white trash brings my neighborhoods down."

Japs and Chinese are a whole different story. They look down on white people, and all other races.

It's uncomfortable for lilly-white liberals to confront this fact.

All black, white, asian, and latino people I CHOOSE to hang with are pretty cool. I have profiled them, it's human nature. Not based on skin color, but the quality of their character.

I get along better with latinos than I do with most whites. Vietnamese also. And Filipinos.

Japs and Chinese are a whole different story. They look down on white people, and all other races.

Jap that I work with calls himself that all the time. Bastards won't let him back to Japan because of his family heritage. (WWII general).

I knew that would get you guys riled up...

Jap that I work with calls himself that all the time. Bastards won't let him back to Japan because of his family heritage. (WWII general).