Posted on 02/11/2013 3:00:32 AM PST by SoFloFreeper
Saturday was a day of remembrance for Trayvon Martin, as about a thousand people including actor Jamie Foxx united with the late teens family to march, pray, listen to music and hear inspirational messages, while pressing for justice in his killing.
The Trayvon Martin Foundation sponsored the I am Trayvon Day of Remembrance Community Peace Walk, to honor the unarmed, Miami Gardens teen fatally shot in Sanford on Feb. 26 of last year by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman.
Were here to let the community, and particularly teenagers, know that they have the right to walk in peace without being followed, without being harmed and without being killed, Trayvons mother, Sybrina Fulton, told The Miami Herald at the start of the event at Ives Estate Park at 20901 NE 16th Ave. in north Miami-Dade. She said the walk would be held annually.
(Excerpt) Read more at m.staugustine.com ...
The Stations of the Hoodie. “We adore thee, oh Trayvon, and we bless thee, because by thy holy hoodie, thou has redeemed the world.”
First Station of the Hoodie: Trayvon rolls a joint
Second Station of the Hoodie: Trayvon copes a buzz
Third Station of the Hoodie: Trayvon tweets a brother
Fourth Station of the Hoodie: Trayvon is spied by George Zimmerman
Fifth Station of the Hoodie: Zimmerman follows Trayvon
Sixth Station of the Hoodie: Trayvon confronts Zimmerman
Seventh Station of the Hoodie: The police are called.
Eighth Station of the Hoodie: Trayvon and Zimmerman wrestle on the ground
Ninth Station of the Hoodie: The police are called again
Tenth Station of the Hoodie: Trayvon is shot
Eleventh Station of the Hoodie: Zimmerman is arrested
Twelveth Station of the Hoodie: George Zimmerman washs Trayvon’s blood from his hands. “His blood be on us and on our members!”, cry the NRA
Thirteenth Station of the Hoodie: Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton hold a press conferences, demanding reparations
Fourteenth Station of the Hoodie: Trayvon posthumusly becomes an honor student
Reporter: "Sir, do you think anything good came of this tragedy?"
Neighbor: "Well, there is one thing..."
Reporter: "And what is that?"
Neighbor: "We haven't had any burglaries since then."
> Itd be interesting to know if the crime rate has gone down over the past year.
Only one way to find out; request the call logs for the blocks in close proximity for the address where his girlfriend lived and check all suspicious person, theft and burglary calls for several months before and after the time he was seeing the gf and compare them to call logs after the shooting...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_drank
“And what a great day it was. We all wore hoodies, ate Skittles, ran as though evading police, attacked whites along the route and just enjoyed the day!!!” Sarcasm off!
Have Trayvon’s parents tried to sell the blood stained “chalk outline” on Ebay yet?
Next up for Jamie Foxx: Support for Christopher Dorner walk in Irvine and Riverside to protest the racist firings of black officers by the LAPD.
I CANNOT BELIEVE WHAT I JUST SAW ON MIAMI TV!
Local news just ran an interview with Jamie Foxx where he said the event had “nothing to do with race”!
Didn’t Jamie Foxx admit he ALWAYS thinks about race??
Of COURSE the genius conducting the interview didn’t challenge the racist.
The esteemed Mr. Foxx says this “isn’t about race.” Taking him at his word, I assume he and his pals would be doing this if Trayvon had been a white kid......
This just in, a photo of Jamie Foxx and Cedric the Entertainer at the St. Trayvon prayer service...
FReepers want the truth to come out, in a court of law.
Zimmerman is a registered Democrat.
Very few, if any, Florida Freepers are registered Democrats.
And yes, we citizens are truly that “divided”.
Zimmerman has already lied about some very stupid things, which while unrelated to the actual homicide event, are very indicative of a lack of character.
While I'm not implying that Zimmerman's lame attempt to lie about his finances negates his version of the nights events, it certainly doesn't help garner him FReeper support.
And nobody trusts the court system anymore, so that's where it stands, here in Florida.
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