The Zimmerman Case: Untold Truths

Who was responsible for Trayvon Martin's death? Jan Helfeld weighs in.

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Posted: Jul 15 2013, 4:21 PM

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Martin is dead because for decades this nation taught it's children "Stranger Danger" . .they are taught to scream, run, fight, claw when approached by strange men in cars accosting them. Now we learn via this trial that if we think there's a predator stalking us the predator is allowed to kill us if we defend our lives.

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Posted: Jul 17 2013, 4:45 PM

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"He could have walked away." Um he was walking away and Zimmerman was following him. "Affirmative action is the cause of racism". This logic is pathetic, fallacious and absurd. Funny how segregation, slavery, and the denial of entry went unmentioned. This is so ridiculous it is sad

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