Is the $10,000 "dead or alive" bounty offered by the NBPP on George Zimmerman justified?

[cajuncocoa]

Is the $10,000 "dead or alive" bounty offered by the NBPP on George Zimmerman justified?

Just want to take the pulse of the Ron Paul forum members on this point.

 

[RickyJ]

Seriously, who is George Zimmerman and why should I care?

 

[Phil]

Absolutely not..

 

[Philosophy_of_Politics]

No. NBPP is not part of the legal system. We have laws against vigilante justice.

 

[Cowlesy]

It's great fundraising for the NBPP, I think they said they've raised $1Million since the incident. Always good to profit off death and sadness. And there was nary-a-mention on the sunday talk shows, because, it's horrible for the narrative.

 

[Origanalist]

100% no so far. Did you know George Zimmerman was a "cracker"?

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/trayvon-martin/cracker-tshirt-759832

 

[cajuncocoa]

bump

 

[Cowlesy]

Trayvon, Inc.

http://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/2012/03/26/trayvon-martin-inc/

 

[cajuncocoa]

Wow....just wow.

 

[cartemj06]

If they have a complaint then they are entitled to find him to serve him for a suit. they can pay 10G for that no problem. but to call for the mans death makes them culpable so far as I am concerned. they need to be arrested for issuing that statement.

Zimmerman has the right to a trial by a jury of his peers, and I think the case needs to be studied but whether zimmerman was right or wrong he still has rights.

 

[azxd]

A contract for murder is what it sounds like ... To bad Holder showed his hand right after the election.

Nothing good will come of this.

And NO I do not support such actions.

 

[moo]

trayvon had the right to life but zimmerman took that away when he murdered him so why should we care about his rights or his life?

 

[cajuncocoa]

trayvon had the right to life but zimmerman took that away when he murdered him so why should we care about his rights or his life?

It sounds like you care more about revenge than justice.

 

[minusbear]

Suddenly we trust the government to do the right thing? Yea right. When the government falls down, citizens need to step up. Trayvon is a victim of the racist drug war.

 

[dannno]

trayvon had the right to life but zimmerman took that away when he murdered him so why should we care about his rights or his life?

According to Zimmerman, he was attacked by Martin and was being beaten with potentially deadly force before he used his firearm in self defense.

That's why. EVERY person is entitled to defend their actions in a court of law.

The fact that so far all witnesses have corroborated Zimmerman's story is a side issue.

 

[dannno]

Trayvon is a victim of the racist drug war.

.....or he started a fight and decided to beat some guy who was keeping an eye out on the neighborhood and happened to have a gun.

 

[awake]

Since assassination of American citizens without a trial is all the rage, everyone can do it! Must be really entertaining to the ruling elite to watch the angry mobs justify their power grabs by emulating them.

 

[Origanalist]

Since assiasination of American citizens without a trail is all the rage, everyone can do it! Must be really entertaining to the ruling elite to watch the angry mobs justify thier power grabs by emulating them.

awake, you get my very first "this".

 

[Liberty74]

trayvon had the right to life but zimmerman took that away when he murdered him so why should we care about his rights or his life?

So I guess people don't have a right to protect themselves anymore? After all, Martin did viciously attack Zimmerman.

No one has the right to attack someone and expect to get away with it. It's called self defense.

 

[Bruno]

Hell no