'This is for Trayvon' victim: 'I was just being pummeled from every direction I could imagine'
In the wake of George Zimmerman’s acquittal , multiple “Justice for Trayvon” demonstrations and related acts of violence have been reported nationwide.
Some protesters were satisfied with making statements, such as Stevie Wonder’s proclamation that he will not perform in Florida until it eliminates its self-defense “Stand Your Ground” law.
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THANKS PREZ,& AL.
These actions only further show the degenerate nature and lack of evolution already associated with blacks. An intelligent person would be disgusted in their association with this un-evolved characterization.
"Some protesters were satisfied with making statements, such as Stevie Wonder’s proclamation that he will not perform in Florida until it eliminates its self-defense “Stand Your Ground” law."
WTF is Stevie Wonder and what makes him think he can change a law? He is a washed up wannabe that never could sing.
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