Eric Holder's DOJ is
using bully tactics to
run down George Zimmerman, an innocent American, for the purpose of pushing our U.S. Government's now far-Left agenda.
Hey Eric! Instead of scrabbling to criminalize a human's Natural Right (the right to self-defense), why not inquire as to why Trayvon Martin's PARENTS failed to raise him correctly?
Trayvon Martin's fall began at home ("home", such as it was); and that fall is being repeated endlessly, yearly, daily, hourly, for generation after generation of Americans. There's been a harmful breakdown in our American family's structure that's led to an obvious and significant rotting of our culture. Marriages are trivialized; children are raised as if they are but afterthoughts, and become victims for it.
Trayvon Martin should not have been allowed, by his parents, to immerse himself in a culture that's steeped in criminality. Go watch any video featuring 'heroes' of Rap culture; you'll see what I mean.
Trayvon Martin so hated authority that, instead of calling 911 on February 26, 2012 in Sanford, he called his girl friend for advice. Even authority as
innocuous as a School Bus Driver got some of his "Whoooop Ass". As for the tea and skittles he purchased that fateful night? Trayvon was likely
manufacturing "Lean" with his tea and skittles. Right under his Father's nose.
Trayvon Martin's problems started with his part-time, divorced, careless Parents, who failed to provide a solid family structure that's so necessary for any teenager to avoid the pitfalls of our horrible American culture. Those were pitfalls Trayvon couldn't escape alone.
And now we see the Federal Government, the United States Department of Justice, managed by Eric Holder, chasing willy-nilly after George Zimmerman.
Eric Holder is, too, caught up in an awful culture: far-Left ideology.
Is this really what we've allowed the United States of America to degenerate to?
Oh, My God. help us, one and all.
Oh, and Erich von Holder, Henrich Holder, Barack Obama's Left Hand Man? Love your new look, really.
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