obviously I got no love for george Zimmerman if you've been watching the
show you procure pretty clear sense so that I'd
now I'm also said throughout the main problem and the Trayvon Martin case was
is there a man who was with the police did
and that they assume that poetry one was guilty that's why they did the
toxicology report on em
and their criminal background check on the dead kid
and they didn't do one on Zimmerman the shooter that
injustice was the issue that right so now Zimmerman is an interesting guy
in that he's become celebrity obsessed in my opinion
and like OJ can't wait to find the spotlight and will find the spotlight in
one way or another now he's done that again
by pretending to be an artist and he saw something on e-bay its
unbelievably right now going for over a hundred and ten thousand dollars
right now whether those a real bids were not clear yet
on so I'm you know even though the
issue in just in america has overall not much do george Zimmerman
I still don't have lovers the remaining you know right but with CNN did too
to here is beyond the pale they're gonna bring on a Fox News like
a analyst here to analyze is parked
buckle up not the first time we've seen this happen no I'm mass murders
have made art when people tried to buy it and have bought it
Charles Manson John Wayne Casey
I in my humble opinion I
this person got away with the crime and in that sense that is the only reason
that anybody would want to buy
anything that he may for small honestly I wouldn't even call this a work of art
it's a a travesty does no thought
in it its its needing to be the center of attention
I think it's a bit psychotic it doesn't matter but he copied
there's no flocked in this person he just needs
attention what Zimmerman aid is not art
he is not an artist to me what he made as a simpleton
copy clause I psychotic he should not even be allowed
to make the money sold
for this painting John Wayne Casey painted clowns and
to me it as as an art critic this is a clown
making paintings I
who but they got to check results is he's creative in his criticism of back
pay
so early there was a music he's our critic for New York magazine
but to bring on an art critic did tell it's the sermon is quasi psychotic
cover my perspective that's ridiculous
where do I think there are two piece a crap of course it is right and does it
look like he copied it from there
Shutterstock photo of course it looks like that and I don't mind our critic
coming I'm here to tell me it's crap art wise and he's a gas that he gets
similar prices to some a picasso
hand salute atop artists work like Andy Warhol et cetera
and I don't mind that either but then going to psycho-analysis
observer many cities like John Wayne Casey
and Port Hope acts like about a big Gaumont that sparks news territory or
hate
him at the very least they should clarify this the opinions but one guy
not about art but about what he thinks about Zimmerman
which is really nothing to do with the story about his painting
okay so out about to be for this guy Miriam
Amir asking him a quote for the SM a while if you want to pay that much to
the question is why they've gotten so high
is that because people have an obsession with what he did not with these are
bizarre luck to everyone that sucks and if this guy was a Georgia man who was in
wrapped up in this whole murder trial
who would buy this for 125 does not it through
with the restart inspecting all that %uh the other yahoos
I get up I mean instrumentation I no
Jr you write to provide the context as to why he said that right to use to be
fair to CNN
when you look at the whole full interview that was a context right
now at the same time you can just let it stand that were psychoanalyze and go
through a piece a crap painting that he made
right and like all because of this I can tell you what he's really about
and Bartley obviously his nod because he's implying but he's been a little bit
more than implying that he killed a guy he says I begin building a
repaid is selling can tell that from the painting couple that's what I'm saying
is totally outta bounds