No doubt the Great White Hope in politics is embodied in a non-empath
Mitt Romney and his plastic white burb icon family.
The fact that "White" will be
a minority in America by 2050 is embodied in the White Trailer Trash Couple, “white” George
Zimmerman and his sweet lovely wife Shellie both pictured above.
The parallels between the Romneys and the Zimmermans
are outstanding. Non-Empaths of people
without empathy to their fellows in community or planet are also in some
quarters labeled as socio-paths.
The Romneys and children, grandchildren, show horses
and automobile elevators and McPalaces nationwide made a big profit off of tens
of thousands of redundant workers tossed into the street.
George and Shellie have made a big profit off the
death of a black child, a man in body but not yet a 18 year old legal
adult, killed on or near the street of a Florida middle class gated (white ghetto) community.
The Romneys have PR people to paste over the economic
bloodshed on their hands.
"Steal a silver teapot and they'll send you up for life. Steal a hundred million and they'll call you sir..."
The Zimmermans do seem a bit too tacky perhaps with
their unpolished glee at new found wealth over the killing of Travon Martin.
The calls also reveal a softer side of Zimmerman, and a few details about his life, temperament and marriage.
Neither he nor his wife say anything angry, ugly or racist. They make no direct reference to Trayvon Martin or to the criminal charge Zimmerman faces. He also does not complain about being in jail or its conditions.
In a call April 12, the day after his arrest, Zimmerman says he is thrilled by all the money and support his website has generated.
"Oh, man, that feels good," he tells his wife, "… that there are people in America that care."
"Yeah they do," she answers. So many tried to log onto his website the day of his arrest, she says, it kept crashing.
A few moments later, she says, "After all this is over, you're going to be able to have a great life."
"We will," he corrects her.
In a call April 16, Shellie Zimmerman told her husband he is a "special and amazing role model to people," to which he replied, "I wish, I wish I were."
The couple also talks about their safety. They make references to a "safety counsel," someone who's apparently giving them advice on how to stay hidden and safe.
They also discuss how to get Zimmerman safely out of jail. Shellie says one possibility is having someone drive him to an airport parking garage.
"We could have two cars, we could have two rented cars," George Zimmerman replies.
As for hiding him inside the vehicle, "Well, I have my hoodie," he chortled, a possible reference to the hooded sweatshirt Trayvon wore the night Zimmerman shot him.
During one conversation, Zimmerman asks his wife to get a vest for him, herself and O'Mara, a likely reference to bullet-proof vests....
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