Except maybe at a gun show.
Quote from the story: Zimmerman's intent was to be able to attend an event where he would be more free to be himself, where there would be less negativity than he has encountered in other settings, according to Piwowarski.
Now the link comes from the UK. It's not Fox News. It's not CNN. It's some country that usually backs us up when we're in trouble.
But, judge the source and the story yourself.
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For the historic source of that quote, it dates back to a Christian Crusade. Only this Crusade wasn't to take back the Holy Land. It was the Roman Catholic church invading southern France. Yes, the storm troopers were correctly called Crusaders.
In Latin, Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius. “Kill them all for the Lord knoweth them that are His.”
The city was Beziers. Perhaps part of the reason for slaughtering all 20,000 people was the town's refusal to hand over any of its citizens. Beziers had maybe a few hundred 'heretics.' The city was given a chance to hand them over to Rome. They refused.
The Crusaders were told to kill everyone in the town. Maybe George could have been himself on that day in 1209 when service to the Lord meant hacking women, children, the elderly, the pius, and the alleged heretic to pieces.
