Interesting take on the Zimmerman verdict

Water Cooler
#1

[http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-partisan/wp/2013/07/16/message-to-zimmerman-black-like-me/?__hstc=223762052.efc86f06230cf10b99543875488b62d6.1363736296121.1374329096079.1374496045240.131&__hssc=223762052.2.1374496045240](http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-partisan/wp/2013/07/16/message-to-zimmerman-black-like-me/? hstc=223762052.efc86f06230cf10b99543875488b62d6.1363736296121.1374329096079.1374496045240.131& hssc=223762052.2.1374496045240)

quotes Alex Fraser’s letter. Pretty interesting.

#2

Bleh blah blah. Society is unfair to everyone.

#3

This is not news worthy…just another bitter person. He sounds stupid to me.

#4

Ding ding ding, winnar!

#5

What’s so interesting about this? Typical gripes.

#6

^ Maybe typical gripes. Still, interesting analogy between being GZ and being a black man.

#7

This is not true…he will be stared down and judged by black people for the most part…the black man the author references is stared down and judged by non-black people.

#8

^ Look up the word analogy.

#9

^I knew you would say that. My only point is whos gonna care if a bunch of bitter people are staring him down…black people were stared down for other reasons.

#10

Honestly, he could just change his name, move to a new city, and within 12 months 99% of people will have forgotten about this story and won’t recognize him from Adam.

#11

He looks like fred flintstone. How coul you forget. If he’s smart he’ll leave the country. I assume he speaks spanish, since he’s not white, so he should move to argentina or someplace like that.