Trayvons ice tea and skittles durg combanation

[opsspec1991]

Everybody raves and talks about poor Trayvon and his skittles and ice tea what these ass hole’s don’t realize is these are items to make a drug cocktail when you combine them with an over the counter drug, which was found at Trayvon’s fathers house waiting for Trayvon to get back to and mix up the cocktail and get high.

 

[tattedupboy]

What's this drug cocktail called? And where is this story coming from? Can you provide a link to your source?

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[Woodbutcher68]

Google Skittles, Iced tea and Cough syrup and you'll find recipes for "lean" or "Purple Drank". Needs a cough syrup with codeine in it to work. Supposedly, there was a bottle of cough syrup waiting at his dad's house.

 

[TcWolf]

Update #26 Part 2 ? Trayvon Martin Shooting ? A year of drug use culminates in predictable violence? | The Last Refuge

 

[r1derbike]

What's this drug cocktail called? And where is this story coming from? Can you provide a link to your source?

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Here's one of hundreds of sources. Watch the entire clip, for your answer.

 

[tattedupboy]

Fair enough. Other than proving he wasn't the sweet, innocent kid the media portrayed him as (which I already knew; he was a troubled kid, no question about that), what does that have to do with the Zimmerman incident? Unless he was under the influence of lean at the time, something I haven't heard mentioned in any of the autopsy reports, I don't really see the relevance of this info.

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[azhusker]

Fair enough. Other than proving he wasn't the sweet, innocent kid the media portrayed him as (which I already knew; he was a troubled kid, no question about that), what does that have to do with the Zimmerman incident? Unless he was under the influence of lean at the time, something I haven't heard mentioned in any of the autopsy reports, I don't really see the relevance of this info.

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Ignoring the fact that his liver showed signs of prolonged use of lean, and the fact that it increases aggressive behavior and add that his unsupervised, or untrained, MMA activity, I would think common sense would lean one to believe who would be more aggressive.

 

[r1derbike]

Fair enough. Other than proving he wasn't the sweet, innocent kid the media portrayed him as (which I already knew; he was a troubled kid, no question about that), what does that have to do with the Zimmerman incident? Unless he was under the influence of lean at the time, something I haven't heard mentioned in any of the autopsy reports, I don't really see the relevance of this info.

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Then you just don't see, or choose not to. You asked for a source about the drug cocktail, I sourced it.

It doesn't matter if he was under the influence of "lean" or not. He attempted to murder George Zimmerman. And paid a terrible price.

 

[tattedupboy]

Then you just don't see, or choose not to. You asked for a source about the drug cocktail, I sourced it.

It doesn't matter if he was under the influence of "lean" or not. He attempted to murder George Zimmerman. And paid a terrible price.

We've been through this already on the other thread and I still don't think he tried to murder Zimmerman. But, that's neither here nor there. And yes, it does matter if he was under the influence at the time! Show me an autopsy report or anything that shows he was under the influence at that moment, and that being under the influence had something to do with his aggressiveness that night, and I'll shut up.

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[r1derbike]

We've been through this already on the other thread and I still don't think he tried to murder Zimmerman. But, that's neither here nor there. And yes, it does matter if he was under the influence at the time! Show me an autopsy report or anything that shows he was under the influence at that moment, and that being under the influence had something to do with his aggressiveness that night, and I'll shut up.

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Sorry, go suck someone else into your web of denial. I don't play that game.

 

[tattedupboy]

Sorry, go suck someone else into your web of denial. I don't play that game.

No games here. Show me something that shows he was under the influence.

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[K7lvo]

No games here. Show me something that shows he was under the influence.

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Immaterial. The point here is that your buddies in the lamestream media have labeled the pictures of Martin when he was 13 with laments about how he was only "armed" with skittles, ice tea, and a cell phone, in any straw-grasping effort possible to paint him as a defenseless child. Showing the ice tea and skittles for what, in this case they were, drug ingredients further illustrates their - and your - ridiculous attempts at duplicity.

 

[tattedupboy]

Immaterial. The point here is that your buddies in the lamestream media have labeled the pictures of Martin when he was 13 with laments about how he was only "armed" with skittles, ice tea, and a cell phone, in any straw-grasping effort possible to paint him as a defenseless child. Showing the ice tea and skittles for what, in this case they were, drug ingredients further illustrates their - and your - ridiculous attempts at duplicity.

Duplicity? Where did I deny that his candy and drink may have been ingredients for lean? And again, unless he was under the influence at the time, I still have yet to see what bringing this up accomplishes. Was he a troubled child? Yes. Was he a drug abuser? The evidence certainly seems to indicate that. And were the beverage and candy he purchased that night ingredients for lean he planned to drink later? Also, quite likely. What any of this has to do with what happened between TM and GZ? Still trying to find it.

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[tattedupboy]

Something I've observed about GZ supporters and TM supporters. TM's supporters want to dig up everything that has the potential to be incriminating about GZ's past prior to the incident, while overlooking or ignoring TM's misdeeds. Same for GZ supporters; they want to dig up everything about TM's past that has the potential to be incriminating while overlooking or explaining away Zimmerman's misdeeds. My point? Both sides are biased. All that should matter is what happened right then right there; TM's past drug use, GZ's criminal justice course, and anything else that didn't directly play a role in how that incident played out is meaningless.

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[jasonb92]

Then you just don't see, or choose not to. You asked for a source about the drug cocktail, I sourced it.

It doesn't matter if he was under the influence of "lean" or not. He attempted to murder George Zimmerman. And paid a terrible price.

On drugs or not the entire incident would never have happened if G. Zimmerman had stayed in his car as instructed by the police dispatcher that night. Then Trayvon would not have tried to beat Zimmerman up and Trayvon would not be dead. I am not blind, Trayvon was a troubled kid and may have ended up in worse trouble later in life. He still did not deserve to die that night. Had Zimmerman stayed in his car he would not be going through this mess either, two lives destroyed over a bad decision.

 

[jasonb92]

Immaterial. The point here is that your buddies in the lamestream media have labeled the pictures of Martin when he was 13 with laments about how he was only "armed" with skittles, ice tea, and a cell phone, in any straw-grasping effort possible to paint him as a defenseless child. Showing the ice tea and skittles for what, in this case they were, drug ingredients further illustrates their - and your - ridiculous attempts at duplicity.

I have not seen anyone on this forum describe Trayvon as an innocent boy. Further we all as law abiding gun owners and we choose to carry our weapons concealed or open have a responsibility to use them only when necessary for the protection of our life. When Zimmerman observed Trayvon that night his life was not in danger. After initiating contact both parties lost control of the situation leading to the death of a boy and the political destruction of G. Zimmerman's life as he knows it. The whole thing is a tragedy. I'm not saying either one was right, both were wrong in the situation.

 

[DRNurse1]

Something I've observed about GZ supporters and TM supporters. TM's supporters want to dig up everything that has the potential to be incriminating about GZ's past prior to the incident, while overlooking or ignoring TM's misdeeds. Same for GZ supporters; they want to dig up everything about TM's past that has the potential to be incriminating while overlooking or explaining away Zimmerman's misdeeds. My point? Both sides are biased. All that should matter is what happened right then right there; TM's past drug use, GZ's criminal justice course, and anything else that didn't directly play a role in how that incident played out is meaningless.

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It almost hurts to agree with you, tatteduboy, but bias exists in both camps. The only folks who were presented with both the good and bad regarding GZ and TM were the 6 jurors and the alternates.

Everything else is just our spin on second hand information, including the drug link in the OP.

 

[r1derbike]

On drugs or not the entire incident would never have happened if G. Zimmerman had stayed in his car as instructed by the police dispatcher that night. Then Trayvon would not have tried to beat Zimmerman up and Trayvon would not be dead. I am not blind, Trayvon was a troubled kid and may have ended up in worse trouble later in life. He still did not deserve to die that night. Had Zimmerman stayed in his car he would not be going through this mess either, two lives destroyed over a bad decision.

Of course Trayvon did not have to die that night. But his attempt to murder George Zimmerman, unfortunately sealed his fate. As much as if Zim had stayed in his car, Trayvon as much wouldn't be dead had he not tried to kill George Zimmerman. I think everybody's mind is made up. This was a tragedy that didn't have to happen.

Trayvon's attack goes much further than merely beating up Zim. Did you miss that part where he was getting his head repeatedly smashed into the concrete, and Trayvon told him somebody is going to die tonight?

Drugs, no drugs, troubled teen, no troubled teen, it all doesn't matter. Zim was justified in using lethal force to save his own life. Simply the crux of the biscuit, and agreed by a court of law.

It was a bad decision Zim got out of his car. It was a deadly decision that Trayvon tried to murder Zim. Which decision was most egregious?

A tragedy. Two lives destroyed over two decisions; one bad, the other deadly.

 

[K7lvo]

Duplicity? Where did I deny that his candy and drink may have been ingredients for lean? And again, unless he was under the influence at the time, I still have yet to see what bringing this up accomplishes. Was he a troubled child? Yes. Was he a drug abuser? The evidence certainly seems to indicate that. And were the beverage and candy he purchased that night ingredients for lean he planned to drink later? Also, quite likely. What any of this has to do with what happened between TM and GZ? Still trying to find it.

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[K7lvo]

Something I've observed about GZ supporters and TM supporters. TM's supporters want to dig up everything that has the potential to be incriminating about GZ's past prior to the incident, while overlooking or ignoring TM's misdeeds. Same for GZ supporters; they want to dig up everything about TM's past that has the potential to be incriminating while overlooking or explaining away Zimmerman's misdeeds. My point? Both sides are biased. All that should matter is what happened right then right there; TM's past drug use, GZ's criminal justice course, and anything else that didn't directly play a role in how that incident played out is meaningless.

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The TM supporters love this idea because there's yearly little but crap in Martin's background and not even the FBI could find enough dirt on Zimmerman to go anywhere.