Apologies for an off-topic question. Were you drinking when you posted this?
There was that decade
But GZ carrying a gun against the rules of neighborhood watch is to OK.
His rehearsed lies to millions of people on Hannity doesn't stop Junebug from believing GZ. That's right GZ wasn't a black kid,.
I really don't understand the purpose of continuing to assassinate Trayvon's character. He's dead and the trial is way over. Do we really need a bunch of right wing nut job assholes going all Dan Brown on Trayvon's Facebook page?
GZ violating the rules of neighborhood watch is a total non-sequitur. So what? That's not a crime, unlike TM's assault of GZ.
As far as GZ's alleged "lies" on Hannity, so far as I understand GZ's professor's testimony, there is no evidence whatsoever that GZ was in class when SYG--as opposed to traditional self-defense law--was taught. I don't think the prosecution introduced a syllabus and/or an attendance chart. Without that, his testimony is just circumstantial. Moreover, GZ took the class in 2010. Even if he was sitting in class (and paying attention) when SYG was taught, GZ certainly could have forgotten it in the intervening 2 years.
You have nothing.
What umitigated BS. GZ got an A in the course. The prof testified GZ participated in the class.
The length you go to excuse everything he did is despicable.
On the other hand, you believe EVERY crazy racist theory you ever hear.
All you have is a bunch of racist drivel to justify the actions of vigilante killer.
I really don't understand the purpose of continuing to assassinate Trayvon's character. He's dead and the trial is way over. Do we really need a bunch of right wing nut job assholes going all Dan Brown on Trayvon's Facebook page?
What rock do you live under? Go to google and type in "Justice for Trayvon." His apologists certainly aren't moving on.
Based on my understanding, the professor did not testify that GZ participated during the SYG portion of the class. Sorry. I know you want him to have said that so much.
I'm satisfied that your fascination with racism--and your wild accusations of racism on the part of everyone who disagrees with you--must be some sort of defense mechanism to help you cope with the fact that you are racist yourself. It's the only rational explanation I can come up with.
Based on my understanding, the professor did not testify that GZ participated during the SYG portion of the class. Sorry. I know you want him to have said that so much.
I'm satisfied that your fascination with racism--and your wild accusations of racism on the part of everyone who disagrees with you--must be some sort of defense mechanism to help you cope with the fact that you are racist yourself. It's the only rational explanation I can come up with.
Understanding the etiology of a disease/infection does not mean one can or has readily identified a cure. Things like TB, Malaria, HIV, etc. are examples of diseases in which we have a pretty good understanding for how the condition is contracted/developed just not so much luck on finding a cure yet. Cancer is the same. Make no mistake, I think everybody claiming to have a Biology degree should understand how cancer develops because to not understand it means you do not understand how a cell functions. Knowing how a cell functions is sort of a requisite for studying how a cell functions, which is of course a major part of studying life. In any case, I will use the simplest possible terms to describe the development of cancer so as to not confuse you. Over the course of time, a combination of genetic mutations (often inherited and acquired) result in a cell which becomes hyperproliferative and generally unresponsive to normal signaling mechanisms meant to limit growth especially after genetic mutations. Pathways hit can include cell cycle regulation genes, proteins involved in DNA damage recognition/repair, and genes involved in apoptosis. The result is a cell, or a cluster of cells in the case of a tumor, which have lost their ability to have their proliferation regulated by the normal signals which govern homeostatic functioning. That, sir, is how cancer develops. The details and genes hit vary depending on the actual type of cancer but that is the general pattern. Needless to say, the general mechanisms by which cancer develops are known. The trick comes in finding ways to manipulate these pathways without causing more harm to the non-cancerous tissue of the host. You will recall, cancer cells arise from our own cells so it can prove difficult to target tumors for a myriad of reasons.