'Someone Kill the Judge'

Weekly Standard ^ | 4/23/12 | DANIEL HALPER

[Nachum]

George Zimmerman, the accused murderer of Florida teen Trayvon Martin, has been released from jail on bail. Meeting Zimmerman's release are calls (on Twitter) for him to be killed. As Twitchy reports, "Twitter lynch mob: George Zimmerman is out on bail? Let’s kill him!"

But it's not just Zimmerman who is at risk. In fact, there's already been a call on Twitter for the murder of the judge, Circuit Judge Kenneth Lester, who agreed to release Zimmerman on bail.

Writing on a Twitter, someone named @Rick_Cobain writes, "Zimmerman released from jail someone kill the judge!!!!!"

[Michael Barnes]

Please watch the rhetoric, here, FReepers. Don’t make inflammatory or dangerous statements, please!

Spare us, please. You are the type that would condemn Chesty Puller himself if he capped a commie in this administration.

[Jack Hydrazine]

[hoosiermama]

Send your links to Rush, Hannity or leave at tip line on Breitbart home page.

Even though they have research people, they appreciate the extra help from tips.

[nuconvert]

It was a facetious question

[rottndog]

I am surprised that the Latino population is so quiet over this...................

Zimmerman is a WHITE hispanic....obviously not a member of 'The Race'.

[goseminoles]

Lol.. jackass... Hehe..

[Elle Bee]

Known as the 'father of modern American radicalism,' Saul D. Alinsky (1909-1972) developed strategies and tactics that take the enormous, unfocused emotional energy of grassroots groups and transform it into effective anti-government and anti-corporate activism. ... Some of these rules are ruthless, but they work. … Alinsky's Rules for Radicals:

Alinsky's second chapter, called Of Means and Ends, craftily poses many difficult moral dilemmas, and his 'tenth rule of the ethics of means and ends' is: 'you do what you can with what you have and clothe it with moral arguments.' He doesn't ignore traditional moral standards or dismiss them as unnecessary. He is much more devious; he teaches his followers that 'Moral rationalization is indispensable at all times of action whether to justify the selection or the use of ends or means.'...

"'The organizer's first job is to create the issues or problems,' and 'organizations must be based on many issues.' The organizer 'must first rub raw the resentments of the people of the community; fan the latent hostilities of many of the people to the point of overt expression. He must search out controversy and issues, rather than avoid them, for unless there is controversy people are not concerned enough to act. . . . An organizer must stir up dissatisfaction and discontent.'"

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[ncpatriot]

Same here.

[sjmjax]

LOL,

...start a rumor of Zimmerman’s ..... Terrible, terrible tragedies. Oh, the humanity.

I like it.... use Spike Lee's address as the current location of Zimmerman.

[dragnet2]

Florida 'aint Los Angeles.

You're not whistling Dixie!

Latest 2006 Crimes per 100,000 People:

	Miami, FL	Los Angeles, CA	National
Murder:	19.6	12.4	7
Forcible Rape:	25.7	27.3	32.2
Robbery:	537.2	370	205.8
Aggravated Assault:	926.9	377.2	336.5
Burglary:	1130.5	524.8	813.2
Larceny Theft:	3045.5	1539.2	2601.7
Vehicle Theft:	987.2	654.4	501.5

[goseminoles]

G-ville isn’t far as behind there guy... same demographics. You just have more asians...

[dragnet2]

And these are FBI stats from 2006.

I understand it's now worse in Miami.

[moehoward]

"I am surprised that the Latino population is so quiet over this..................."

It should tell you all you need to know about the "Latino population". We never hear a peep from them until they get their official marching orders

And chances of them coming out in support of any Latino who's embraced the American way of life is zilch.

[dfwgator]

I was posting to a Ohio State fan on another thread, to expect the Columbus PD to be very busy over the next few years.....I think at least Coach Muschamp is trying to address the problem.

[Jack Hydrazine]

That reminds me. I need to go over there and make a donation myself!

[Carriage Hill]

BS; I’d have his back and hand him fresh-loaded mags. But this stuff is only getting us nowhere. Some things are better-off left unsaid.

[hoosiermama]

In 2010, a CVS pharmacy in Sanford ordered 1.8 million Oxycodone pills, an average of 137,994 pills a month. DEA investigators noted that “approximately every third car that came through the drive-thru lane had prescriptions for oxycodone or hydrocodone.” Most of the drugs were prescribed by “pill mill” doctors who became targets of a DEA investigation. At the current time, CVS was ordered to stop dispensing Schedule II narcotics by the DEA, but later appeals courts rulings have either upheld CVS’s appeal, or reissued the DEA order. The case continues to be litigated.

[hoosiermama]

forgot to mention that was from Wikipedia

[Carriage Hill]

Holy crap; I didn’t know it was that bad down there. Even though it’s a 6-year old chart.

[dragnet2]

Wrong:

Formula used for chart: ((Crimes Reported) / (Population)) X 100,000)
Chart shown is a statistical comparison of the crime rates per 100,000 people.
A blank value in the above data means there is no available data for that crime.
Based on the final 2006 FBI Crime Statistics.

http://www.areaconnect.com/crime/compare.htm?c1=Miami&s1=FL&c2=Los+Angeles&s2=CA