[Fresh Wind]

Is wandering around on peoples’ lawn areas and looking into their windows a “civil right”?

[knarf]

I'll be glad when all these 'what if' type stories cease and we get to see the progress made in America.

I don't think anyone has realized it yet (except me) that George Zimmerman has single-handedly given back to us the greatest nation on earth>

We really ARE a nation of laws, in SPITE of lawless judges and courts.

There really IS justice in truth and the American way

There really IS a reason to stand up for what we believe and EXPECT to win for righteousness sake

Norman Rockwell IS an American Icon and hero

All that is said to be bad about America is the result of one or two percewnt of the population. Powerful one or two percent ... but a minority of people.

For once in a long, long time .. Right makes MIGHT.

[Vigilanteman]

Good question. And this:

‘‘One could argue it did, if it freaked him out and he couldn’t comfortably walk down the street — there’s an argument here . . .’’

If there really is an argument here, then every citizen walking through the 'hood could claim a civil rights violation based on the uncomfortable feeling they get from the homies gathering to listen to boom boxes from filthy mouthed crotch grabbing rappers . . . or worse.