- Death: Martin Vs Zimmerman
- 17/07/2013 Make a Comment (1)
- Contributed by: Moses ( 16 articles in 2013 )
Trayvon Martin (17) shot dead in February 2012 by George Zimmerman
Firstly F4J sends our condolences to the Martin family for their tragic loss and grief.
Also, to the Zimmerman family for their troubles no matter why George did what he did.
On the face of it, without all the facts and evidence bar the countless internet reports, one can say this young boy, referred to as black in colour, was wrongfully killed without any justification under the moral code of God and common sense.
Even blind Freddy could see that Zimmerman's plea of self defense was an absolute crock of shite against an unarmed boy "on his way home minding his own business armed only with a can of iced tea and a bag of Skittles".
It was no doubt a wrongful, unprovoked and misguided shooting, but what was Zimmerman's real reason for bloodshed with a 9mm handgun? Will anyone including George, ever really get to know?
Was it because of his childhood aspirations, dream and failure of becoming a police officer? Was it his genuine need to do good deeds evidenced right back to childhood?
Was George looking for the praise he never got as a boy or more rewards to fulfill his righteous addiction of feeling good? Did he just want to be like his super hero who ever that was, or perhaps it was all those re-runs of Police Inspector Harry Callahan in the Dirty Harry movies provoking the suspect (Trayvor) to 'make my day' before shooting and killing him? Did even George once upon a time perceive a black boy do wrong by him or another?
The truth is we will never know truly the deep rooted subsconscious motivation that was brought to light on the evening of the 26 February 2012 in Florida.
But what we can say is that George looks like a simple man, with a dutiful mindset who follows orders from perceived authority. A bit like following Florida's law which includes a "stand your ground" phrase and whereby deadly force is permitted if the person "reasonably believes" it is necessary to protect their own life, the life of another or to prevent a forcible felony.
Zimmerman's role of portraying a police officer even extends to such language as "Fucking punks...these assholes...they always get away."
So was George really innocent, conscious of the intent to take the life of another, or was he a victim too, of the environment he was brought up in. Namely, an indoctrinating media program over decades of police drama, criminal investigation, brutality, hero worshipping killing the so called 'baddies', border security, 911 anti-terrorism and the list goes on and on.
Unfortunately, the propaganda machine and absence of proper leadership and role models in our societies has caused in the minds of many fear, uncertainty and panic. George, like many with a relatively low capacity and maturity was most likely an end receiver of this brainwashing turning him into nothing more than on some level, a 'mindless robot'.
George, also looking Muslim may have had deep rooted fears of being mistaken as a terrorist, and wanted to do everything in his power to show he was on the side of the 'good guys'.
When people are programmed this heavily and routinely as most people who watch and grow up in mainstream media environments are, messing with people's free will and correct cognitive functioning, one can clearly see it wasn't all George's fault.
Should we be blaming the media and all those who create such antiquated powers and authorities?
Should we be blaming each and everyone of us for not standing up earlier ending such draconian and anti humanitarian laws, not just in the United States but all around the world? If we did, perhaps Trayvon would still be alive today, God bless his soul.
In concluding, how many more innocent children and people will die due to the people's inaction to stand up and end harmful media and laws?
As this death has been politically motivated, are there bigger agendas about to be played out here?
Are the riots which are mostly in anger (at what really?) properly directed in the right way toward gaining greater rights and freedoms for the people?
Should these riots instead be peaceful protests with proper execution to achieve proper results? Remember Ghandi?
Will the unrest and aggressive riots by the black community and other citizens have been predicted, if not setup as a reason for authorities to act under the Patriot Act killing more black people to decrease the population with a supremacist white flavour, notwithstanding Obama being black and a just a mere puppet for those up higher?
The above words are the opinion of the writer and if they have made you think something for yourself, the writer has done his job.
Sources:
https://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/jul/14/open-season-black-boys-verdict
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2360291/George-Zimmerman-trial-The-REAL-reason-George-Zimmerman-didnt-stop-night.html
Also, to the Zimmerman family for their troubles no matter why George did what he did.
On the face of it, without all the facts and evidence bar the countless internet reports, one can say this young boy, referred to as black in colour, was wrongfully killed without any justification under the moral code of God and common sense.
Even blind Freddy could see that Zimmerman's plea of self defense was an absolute crock of shite against an unarmed boy "on his way home minding his own business armed only with a can of iced tea and a bag of Skittles".
It was no doubt a wrongful, unprovoked and misguided shooting, but what was Zimmerman's real reason for bloodshed with a 9mm handgun? Will anyone including George, ever really get to know?Was it because of his childhood aspirations, dream and failure of becoming a police officer? Was it his genuine need to do good deeds evidenced right back to childhood?
Was George looking for the praise he never got as a boy or more rewards to fulfill his righteous addiction of feeling good? Did he just want to be like his super hero who ever that was, or perhaps it was all those re-runs of Police Inspector Harry Callahan in the Dirty Harry movies provoking the suspect (Trayvor) to 'make my day' before shooting and killing him? Did even George once upon a time perceive a black boy do wrong by him or another?
The truth is we will never know truly the deep rooted subsconscious motivation that was brought to light on the evening of the 26 February 2012 in Florida.
But what we can say is that George looks like a simple man, with a dutiful mindset who follows orders from perceived authority. A bit like following Florida's law which includes a "stand your ground" phrase and whereby deadly force is permitted if the person "reasonably believes" it is necessary to protect their own life, the life of another or to prevent a forcible felony.
Zimmerman's role of portraying a police officer even extends to such language as "Fucking punks...these assholes...they always get away."
So was George really innocent, conscious of the intent to take the life of another, or was he a victim too, of the environment he was brought up in. Namely, an indoctrinating media program over decades of police drama, criminal investigation, brutality, hero worshipping killing the so called 'baddies', border security, 911 anti-terrorism and the list goes on and on.
Unfortunately, the propaganda machine and absence of proper leadership and role models in our societies has caused in the minds of many fear, uncertainty and panic. George, like many with a relatively low capacity and maturity was most likely an end receiver of this brainwashing turning him into nothing more than on some level, a 'mindless robot'.
George, also looking Muslim may have had deep rooted fears of being mistaken as a terrorist, and wanted to do everything in his power to show he was on the side of the 'good guys'.
When people are programmed this heavily and routinely as most people who watch and grow up in mainstream media environments are, messing with people's free will and correct cognitive functioning, one can clearly see it wasn't all George's fault.
Should we be blaming the media and all those who create such antiquated powers and authorities?
Should we be blaming each and everyone of us for not standing up earlier ending such draconian and anti humanitarian laws, not just in the United States but all around the world? If we did, perhaps Trayvon would still be alive today, God bless his soul.
In concluding, how many more innocent children and people will die due to the people's inaction to stand up and end harmful media and laws?
As this death has been politically motivated, are there bigger agendas about to be played out here?
Are the riots which are mostly in anger (at what really?) properly directed in the right way toward gaining greater rights and freedoms for the people?
Should these riots instead be peaceful protests with proper execution to achieve proper results? Remember Ghandi?
Will the unrest and aggressive riots by the black community and other citizens have been predicted, if not setup as a reason for authorities to act under the Patriot Act killing more black people to decrease the population with a supremacist white flavour, notwithstanding Obama being black and a just a mere puppet for those up higher?
The above words are the opinion of the writer and if they have made you think something for yourself, the writer has done his job.
Sources:
https://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/jul/14/open-season-black-boys-verdict
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2360291/George-Zimmerman-trial-The-REAL-reason-George-Zimmerman-didnt-stop-night.html
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