1. Go woke? Stuff a running chainsaw where the sun is unable to shine.

   Good to know that a law enforcement unit doesn’t concern itself with, ya know, laws.

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2. Really? There’s a “wannabe thug foundation”.

   As I recall, Trayvon Martin was a not so little wannabe thug that hid and jumped the wrong guy. He got his stupid idea prize and a jury confirmed the obvious.

   It was nothing but a woke malicious politically motivated (persecution) prosecution. It was clearly a case of self defense i.e. “stand your ground” from the get go.

   I guess you can fool some of the people all of the time. What a bunch of dolts!

   Miguel we need you back in Florida.

   Regards
   DJ

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3. Che Guevara BBQ Day? Is that where you burn him in effigy? I’d be okay with that.

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   1. Che BBQ Day ought to be a regular holiday, on par with Guy Fawkes day.

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4. @Don Jacobs: “…self defense i.e. “stand your ground”…”.

   Two separate things, sir. SYG generally means that there is no duty to retreat. That was not offered by the dfenbse team. Just reguklar ol. self-defense in response to a deadly attack.

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   1. Noted, my bad, misspoke. Self defense and SYG are often linked here in Florida. In keeping with SYG, George Zimmerman had a legal right to be where he was and no duty to retreat, leave, or “stay in his car” as the police dispatcher suggested or instructed as the case may be. No doubt in any rational mind that it was clearly a case of self defense.

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5. Don,

   Stand your Ground (more accurately called No Duty to Retreat) had nothing to do with the Trayvon Mmartin – George Zimmerman trial. George Zimmerman was on his back, pinned to the ground by Trayvon Martin who was straddling him and hitting him as confirmed by at least one witness and the forensic evidence. Zimmerman had no ability to retreat, and so SYG or Duty to Retreat never entered into it.

   I discovered Andrew Branca through his analysis posted on Willian Jacobson’s Blog “Legal Insurrection.” I suggest everyone go to his website and get his book on the Laws of Self Defense. He explains SYG, Duty to Retreat, and the principles of self defence.

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   FYI – The Curtis Reeves Popcorn Murder from 8 years ago is going to trial next week. More: Andrew Baranca will probably either live blog it on his LOSD website, or at Rikieta Law, with the very irreverant Nick Rikieta and probably a few other lawyers too, just like they did the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

   https://www.courttv.com/news/movie-popcorn-murder-trial-begins-after-8-years-of-delays/

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   1. Thanks for the feedback. I have the LOSD book and follow Andrew Branca’s posts.

      Initially, when George Zimmerman was following Trayvon Martin, he could have disengaged and withdrawn but had no obligation to do so.

6. We could do a Che BBQ day in honor of the day he became a good commie. Just a thought. Steak tartare anyone?

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