[2ndDivisionVet]

What a surprise.

[2banana]

with America's ugly history of racism, which expresses itself in social structures and institutions.

Go to ANY muslim country and will you see massive racism, slavery and discrimination in social structures and institutions...TODAY.

[ModelBreaker]

“How American Muslims perceive the Zimmerman trial differs”

Why would I care what American Muslims think about this case?

[Iscool]

Within this context, I view this case and the American legal system in general as a dichotomy between the appearance of procedural justice, which is also expressed in the rhetoric of national values, with America's ugly history of racism, which expresses itself in social structures and institutions. Hence, I simply do not see Zimmerman's acquittal as being just, meaning that Martin's homicide based upon citizen racial profiling and his killer being found not-guilty is outside of the bounds of things being in their proper place.

America has an ugly history of racism according to this Izlamaniac so Zimmerman then has to be guilty...