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So they they burn down part of Sanford, LA Camden, St. Louis, etc. Who cares?

 

Is the jury worried about this? Hope not.

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Now I have not really been watching the news on this case but it seems every time I catch the main networks talking about the case they seem to present the news as if Zimmerman is guilty and there will be a guilty verdict. Now from other sources that I have real it seems like he is innocent. So my question assuming that the main stream media is giving a very biased view of this case, and getting people stirred up enough that they riot because they believe there has been a miscarriage of justice, Could the Main stream media be sued for causing the riots if it is shown that if it were not for there highly biased reports on the subject the people would not have gotten mad enough to riot.

Anyone who is watching the trial will see that he should be found not guilty. The state didn't prove a damn thing. As far as riots I'd rather them happen then see an innocent man go to jail. I'm not concerned about it though

 

 

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