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Originally Posted by Turchinator
In America, Neighborhood Watch is not a vigilante group or volunteer police force. They are community members who are trained to contact authorities when they are witnessing a CRIME occuring.
By 'acting suspicious' and big and menacing, what you really mean is that a black dude is in a white neighborhood and shouldn't be there.
In Florida, this not a crime last time I checked.
The shooter was a kid himself. How can you interpret their difference in size from an article that showed a picture of the murder victim in his little league uniform?
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Your news is so biased, I can't believe you put up with it. Putting words into people's mouths 'HE WAS BLACK, THE SHOOTER WAS WHITE, THIS IS WHY THE BLACK BOY IS DEAD AND THE WHITE SHOOTER IS NOT IN JAIL'.
Let the police conduct their investigation and find out the fact themselves.
A person walking down the street is not suspicious. If the kid was going about his business he would have walked through the area and nothing would have happened. How was he in the same place long enough for someone to make a call to the police? How did this confrontation ever take place? Was the kid hanging about and looking into people's properties? He must have be doing something!
There is no way a person would be walking from point A to B without doing something on the way (apart from being black) that would have resulted in this incident.
I just don't believe this case is as simple as it seems.