How about any -- and I mean ANY -- difference between now and then? Or between now and the police station video? Oh, wait, forget it -- that video didn't show any trauma to the nose, either.XtremeJibber2001 wrote:So what exactly did you expect a broken nose to look like in a picture taken nearly two months later?JerseyGuy wrote:Yup. I also know that he's been in hiding ever since, so -- shocking, I know! -- no one will ever have a clear image of all of those terrible "injuries" he sustained at the the hands of the now conveniently dead Trayvon Martin.XtremeJibber2001 wrote:Um, I know you're our resident MD, but you know everything went down on 2/26 and the mug shot was taken maybe yesterday or the day before? Right?JerseyGuy wrote:I can only hope that he finds the right doctors to fix that badly-broken nose. No one should have to go through life damaged like that.
Not a bad deal, if you think about it. Thanks to Florida's insane Stand Your Ground law (which may yet get Zimmerman off scot-free), all a person has to do to justify a murder is to claim that they felt "threatened", as in "that guy I stalked around the neighborhood despite 911 telling me not to all of a sudden made me feel threatened, so I blew him away". Great way for people to legally kill someone they don't like, don't you think?
Let me ask you this, XJib, because you only seem to get angry with people who abuse their power, real or imagined, when the victim's either a cute white girl or you and your drunken buddies: do you believe that Martin broke Zimmerman's nose and repeatedly "slammed" his head into the pavement? I'm curious.