George Zimmerman incited a slew of backlash on Sunday when he retweeted a photo of the body of Travyon Martin, the unarmed black teenager he shot and killed in February 2012. 
 
 The photo, showing the 17-year-old Martin lying dead in the grass, was posted by Twitter user @SeriousSlav, who included the caption “Z-Man is a one man army,” Raw Story reports. 
 
 Zimmerman's brother, Robert, confirmed to The Huffington Post that George Zimmerman's account, @TherealGeorgeZ, is authentic. 
 
 Twitter deleted the tweet shortly afterwards, according to the New York Daily News, but Zimmerman’s account remains filled with plenty of disturbing tweets, including one that reads “Cops lives matter, black slime doesnt [sic]”. 
 
 Zimmerman's Twitter account made headlines last month when he referred to President Barack Obama as an “ignorant baboon.” 

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 George Zimmerman is quite at home on Twitter. 
 
 The man acquitted of killing a Florida teenager Trayvon Martin has taken to the social media app to voice his opinions on a myriad of subjects, most recently the killing of two journalists in Virginia. 
 
 If Obama had a son… pic.twitter.com/GRh4XIn7vr — George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 
 
 Pansy Fester lee Flanagan, too much of a daisy to deal w/racism. Murders 2 whites. Hate crime, 100%. Racist Obama says nothing condeming. — George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 26, 2015 
 
 I dont have a house, I have hundreds of homes that supporters have welcomed me into. https://t.co/48kHwZbs3D — George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 
 
 If I had a nickle for everyone that asked for one… I could afford more ammo… https://t.co/7G7cuLoSCF — George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 
 
 Zimmerman even seems to brag about his role in Trayvon Martin’s death, and smiles in a poolside selfie. 
 
 We all know how it ended for the last moron that hit me. Give it a whirl cupcake. https://t.co/F0IlHiHLX6 — George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 
 
 This is what I look like "I'm hiding" waiting for "Karma"… pic.twitter.com/ver8DgMMeD — George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 
 
 I am EL TEFLON JUAN! https://t.co/xZ1S9enfoz — George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 28, 2015 
 
 Zimmerman has been posting to Twitter since January 2014 with mixed results. 
 
 Some Twitter users have embraced Zimmerman, while others lob insults and try to get his account suspended. 

 Failed neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman has a new weapon in his arsenal — a paintbrush to whitewash history. 
 
 The controversial gunslinger has unveiled his latest artwork — the Confederate battle flag — which he’s dedicated to the Florida Gun Supply owner who banned Muslims from his shooting range last month. 
 
 "This painting was painted in honor of Andy Hallinan for being a true patriot and leading the country into a better, safer America," the painting's advertisement on Hallinan's website reads. 
 
 The stars and bars prints, which are each signed and numbered by Zimmerman, feature the words "The 2nd Protects Our 1st." 
 
 George Zimmerman and Andy Hallinan have become friends ever since Hallinan declared his shooting range a Muslim free zone. (www.georgenandy.com via YouTube) In a video uploaded to YouTube on Monday, the pair discuss their similar beliefs and Zimmerman's hope to help Hallinan who's being sued by the Council on American-Islamic Relations. (www.georgenandy.com via YouTube) George Zimmerman has teamed up with Florida Gun Supply to offer numbered prints of his Confederate Flag painting. Zimmerman says the painting was done in honor of Andy Hallinan, the owner of Florida Gun Supply. (www.georgenandy.com via YouTube) 
 
 Zimmerman said it has a double meaning. 
 
 "The first flag I painted on this canvas was an American Flag, but (I) decided to repaint over it with the Confederate Flag when I heard Andy was getting sued by (the Council on American-Islamic Relations.) The 2nd flag I painted was the Battle Flag which we need in America in order to protect the first," he said in a statement. 
 
 A few months after his first painting's success he revealed a painting of Florida prosecutor Angela Corey. He soon after was threatened with legal action over its resemblance to a copyrighted photo, seen top. (Rick Wilson/AP) 
 
 Since Zimmerman called up Hallinan to ask how he could help, they've become good friends. 
 
 "He said not only will I pray for you, but I'll be there in an hour," Hallinan recalled their first conversation over the phone in a video posted to his website Monday. 
 
 "I didn't want to see you give up the fight simply for financial reasons," Zimmerman said of his motive while seen sitting with Hallinan near a dock. "I know that you're up against CAIR, and various organizations. CAIR is suing you. They have endless resources. They have tons of money. I just wanted to do my part." 
 
 Each signed copy is listed for $50, or $48.90 if paid in cash. The original, boasted as being potentially worth $100,000, will be later raffled off to one of the buyers. 
 
 Any money made will be split between both men and go toward funding their "legal funds, living expenses and advancing their mission to change the country." An undisclosed percentage will also go to the Boys and Girls Club, according to the advertisement. 
 
 Zimmerman's painting is just the latest work to come from the former neighborhood watchman turned acquitted killer. 
 
 In late 2013 he sold a painting of a blue American flag for a little more than $100,000 on eBay. A few months later his painting of Florida prosecutor Angela Corey led to threats of legal action over its resemblance to a copyrighted photo. 
 
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– George Zimmerman's Twitter feed attracted a little attention Sunday when he retweeted a photo of Trayvon Martin's dead body—along with the words "Z-Man is a one man army." He soon took down the tweet, which was originally posted by @SeriousSlav, an apparent admirer, but this was just one example of the provocative messages that Zimmerman's been tweeting. Per the Huffington Post, KFOR, and New York Daily News: Calling President Obama an "ignorant baboon": "the # of people who die from gun-related incidents around this country dwarfs any deaths that happen through terrorism," - Ignorant Baboon—George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 26, 2015 Linking Vester Lee Flanagan, who killed a news reporter and her cameraman, to Obama: If Obama had a son… pic.twitter.com/GRh4XIn7vr—George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 Pansy Fester lee Flanagan [sic], too much of a daisy to deal w/racism. Murders 2 whites. Hate crime, 100%. Racist Obama says nothing condeming.—George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 26, 2015 And more: I dont have a house, I have hundreds of homes that supporters have welcomed me into. https://t.co/48kHwZbs3D—George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 We all know how it ended for the last moron that hit me. Give it a whirl cupcake. https://t.co/F0IlHiHLX6—George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 As much as I love owning all you trolls I have to work... On my tan! Tell "Karma" she's worthless, God protects me.—George Zimmerman (@TherealGeorgeZ) August 27, 2015 Along with this "online lunacy," as the Daily News calls it, Zimmerman has painted a Confederate battle flag that he uses as his Twitter profile pic, directed "media enquiries" to the phone numbers of an auto worker in Tennessee who has apparently received thousands of calls, and of course provoked much fighting on Twitter. But not everyone is taking the bait, it seems: "Trying hard to make us snap but we, POC continue to rise," tweets Trinia Alexander.