it's simple, they're punishing him for having supporters. that money was given to him after the incident by his supporters under the premise of living and defense expenses....only now the court wants to take this money for itself. the money simply shouldn't count at all. in america it's ok for a black person to sell their foodstamps for drug money, but when it comes to a non black using money given to them for what it's intended for, they're somehow the bad guy.    how much should this raise his bond? not by much since if I have a 100K, and I am facing a bond hearing, I shouldn't have to pay ALL of the money I have in order to get out of jail. that's just cruel and unusual punishment right there. zimmerman no longer has the money, his lawyer does. so what are they going to do? change the bond? no, they're just using it as an excuse to put him back in jail. this court is obviously being tried in a court of public opinion -- black public opinion.    this wasn't money zimmerman earned. zimmerman can't go out in public or work. and here they want to punish him for having supporters trying to help him through this difficult time. it's a damn travesty. they're basically trying to steal the money donated to him. what are they going to do with it? give blacks like trayvon more welfare? if zimmerman was black and trayvon was white, there wouldn't even have been a trial...and if there was, they would have never bothered to count the money if something like the naacp was supporting him.    they're trying to say this ruins his credibility, but it's all a ploy to try and get a conviction. they say the changes in some witnesses testimony damns zimmerman, but what they fail to realize is that witnesses lose credibility when they change testimony. are we supposed to mark a witness as credible when they change their testimony? no way. it seems more like these witnesses changed their testimony under threat or were coerced into doing so.    what we're seeing is a trick black supremacists and their sympathizers have played over and over again and it's getting as overused as :dead_horse: