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Deja vu with George Zimmerman

It appears as if George Zimmerman is in trouble yet again. He was arrested yesterday afternoon and charged with aggravated assault with a weapon, battery-domestic violence, and criminal mischief, for allegedly pointing his shotgun at his girlfriend, Samantha Scheibe, and threatening her after she told him to get out of the house, gathered his belongings, and threatened to call the police.

In September, Zimmerman was accused by his wife Shellie of doing something similar after she gathered her belongings and moved out of their home. He's also been pulled over three times since the Trayvon Martin ruling - receiving one speeding ticket and two warnings.

In light of this bit of news, the George Zimmerman Fan Club - Fox News - will likely respond with the following quotes:

- "George Zimmerman is the last alpha-male."

- "You see? Guns DON'T kill people; they just scare the ever living crap out of them!"

- "Meet the most misunderstood man in America - George Zimmerman."

- "We should all be thanking George Zimmerman for standing up for our 2nd Amendment rights. Thank you, sir!"

- "Sometimes b**ches just need to be shown the door, and what better way to do that then point a gun at them?"

What these imbeciles should finally say is, "Okay, America, we were wrong. It's not like it was the first time, right? Anyway, back to how Obamacare is destroying America..."

Fox News - So far right, it's wrong, and never fair and balanced.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/11/18/zimmerman-trayvon-arrested/3628591/
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