I certainly could! Shall we start with Zimmerman's previously scheduled boxing match with rapper DMX?
Yea, that's certainly an avenue to getting on with one's life and maintaining a low profile, isn't it?
I certainly could! Shall we start with Zimmerman's previously scheduled boxing match with rapper DMX?
Yea, that's certainly an avenue to getting on with one's life and maintaining a low profile, isn't it?
Oh you SAY you can, until you start getting the visits from Satan (and don’t kid yourself, the hatred of half of black America led by the Wrong Rev. Wright does just that).
And he could do worse... he WAS a boxer by avocation I hear. It’s not like it’s a new sport to him.
It’s understandable, if not always wise, to send “I’m not skeered” messages.
Or making money since no one, including you, will hire him for any job?
I’d wager its a little difficult for him to find a traditional job.
There are a lot of things that Zimmerman should have done differently. For one thing, politically he is (or at least was) a bleeding heart liberal.He's always moving.. . . and for all that as a tort, he sues NBC for a paltry $2 million!He's in debt.
And he's constantly receiving death threats.
"I just try to be smart where I go," said Zimmerman, who described the gun show at Gander Mountain Academy as a "friendly" event that didn't warrant extra protection.
The reality is that he should sue the Associated Press and its members individually for monopolistically promoting vigilante “justice" against him. And he should be suing for more like $100 million.
Zimmerman should be owning NBC for broadcasting that conversation with the police dispatcher, edited by removing an answer and then a question from the record it broadcast - making it seem that the answer Zimmerman gave to one question - what does the suspicious person look like? - was the answer to an entirely different question, “What makes the individual suspicious?”