I never said the lawyers or judge or court said anything about him using his defense money for paying off his debts or even have anything to do with it. That comes from your complete misunderstanding of the English language.
Show me where I said that. You misread the sentence and won't admit it, among other things you won't admit. Laugh all you want, everyone else is laughing at you
Once again, and for the last time, it is one of many, many things he's exhibited during this ordeal that paints a picture of a less than stellar man. And I've showed you how, he used it for non-defense related expenses. BTW, when I said that, that was when you popped in with the "he needs to be able to care for his child" nonsense. I even went so far as to say that I wouldn't have a problem with him paying his bills, if he paid them at the same schedule he was paying before he got money from strangers for his defense fund. But you ignore that in your hyperbolic and myopic glee.
Bold statement #1..
"it is one of many, many things he's exhibited during this ordeal that paints a picture of a less than stellar man."
Ok, now it's not "poor character" anymore, now it's "less than stellar man"? Or both?
Either/or. I got tired of typing out "character". The two phrases are certainly not inconsistent with each other (to those of us who actually understand the language that is).
Explain how paying his bills makes him a "less than stellar man". You say you've done this, but you haven't..
Paying off all his bills with his free influx of cash that was meant as defense money, not get out of debt free money. Again, I also said it was one piece of many that paint a portrait of him, not that this alone tarnishes his character. You're the one that can't get that part through your thick skull.
Your claim that this money is only for his defense attorney and court fees kinda lost it's luster when his defense attorney, and the court made no stink of it, and even left him 20k more..
Why would his defense lawyer make a stink about anything that might add to his client's growing list of character defects? That's stupid to think he would. I also said I only have a problem with him paying off all his debts, not that he used it for day to day payments that he would normally make if he still had his job. And then of course you came in to his defense that he should be able to take care of his child, which you continue to duck answering for. One of many things that add up to your character.
What else?
Bold statement #2..
"I even went so far as to say that I wouldn't have a problem with him paying his bills, if he paid them at the same schedule he was paying before he got money from strangers for his defense fund."
You wouldn't have a problem with it, but he's still a "less than stellar man" that shows "poor character" because of it? Got it..
No, you don't got it. I only have a problem with him using it to pay of his entire credit cards.
Seems to conflict with your previous assertions..
Only if you don't know how to read or you willfully ignore repeated attempts to show how you're misinterpreting things or you're congenitally stupid. Pick one
Actually, you're story is evolving, you insinuated previously that he wasn't paying "them at the same schedule he was paying before" and your proof of this was that he paid off 2 credit cards. Insisting that he was "paying off debts"...
My story hasn't changed. You never understood it from the start and I continue to have to keep telling you the same things over and over.
1) All expenses are debts. Did you mean 'old debt'? If so, how do you know what his old debts are?
No they're not unless you want to get super semantic about it. A retainer is not a debt, for instance, and I'm sure he paid a hefty one to his lawyer. I don't know what his old debts are. i do know that he used the unflux of money to pay off at least 2 credit cards. Now, sure there's an extremely remote chance that he was planning on doing that anyways, but the timing sure seems fishy to say the least. Coming as it did from a coded jailhouse phonecall after a bunch of free money came his way.
2) Without knowing what his typical payment schedule was, what was charged to those credit cards, or how much the payments were, or anything about Zimmerman's finances for that matter, you claim he's a "less than stellar man" with "poor character" because of it.
See above regarding the timing of it all being fishy. And for the last time, this alone does not tarnish his character very much, but is one of many, many issues and actions that add up to a portrait of him. Get that through your thick effing skull. You're the one that assigned words like "bold" and "great" to my claims. I've said all along that these are just puzzle pieces, not proof positive of anything.
You don't have enough information to make that claim. And you seem to be the only one making it..