Max King of the Wild said:
You don't need to know someones entire history to find them suspicious.... To suggest that is just asinine. Also, no stalking involved or else the prosecution would have charged Zimmerman with it and got a 3rd charge for the jury to consider. Also when Serino was asked "did Zimmerman do anything wrong by following Trayvon" he responded "No not legally" and as we all know stalking is legally wrong. But hey, just keep spreading those lies |
So you're ok living in a world where armed hall monitors who failed at becoming police officers are patrolling your streets stalking those they find to be "suspicious". Good to know. Glad I live in a good neighborhood with sensible, sane people. And not people like George.
And your part about how the guy answered is really all I am saying. The guy says "no, not legally". Here is what stalking is:
Stalking is unwanted or obsessive attention by an individual or group toward another person.
Trayvon is dead and thus cannot tell the police someone is stalking him. You can't charge someone with stalking if someone isn't accusing him of stalking them. Or do you live in some alternate reality where police can do this? Can they also file their own restraining orders barring people from one another, among many other things?
Save it, I can already tell the reply will not be worth responding to. None of them from you Zimmerman guys ever are really. When this box turns blue alterting me someone has quoted me, I will just click the thread and move on. Toodles.
