cancel2 2022
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When George Zimmerman was a little boy he couldn’t let a good deed pass undone. He couldn’t stand by while a neighbor unloaded groceries without offering to help. He couldn’t watch while his father, wounded in the Korean War, limped as he cut the front lawn without trying to take over.
Of all the lessons of his childhood the one that buried itself most deeply in ‘little Georgie’s’ heart was that helping was his duty.
It took him from the altar of his local church to the sidewalk of a Florida neighbourhood, with a gun in his hand and Trayvon Martin in his sights.
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Of all the lessons of his childhood the one that buried itself most deeply in ‘little Georgie’s’ heart was that helping was his duty.
It took him from the altar of his local church to the sidewalk of a Florida neighbourhood, with a gun in his hand and Trayvon Martin in his sights.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Zimmerman-didnt-stop-night.html#ixzz2Z1AGRetC
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