bhsmte
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sure, as should have Trayvon.
Look you will never see my side, and I will never be convinced that Z did the right thing, or that it was the only thing he could have done. I think he got away with killing someone whether by accident or incident and I won't be swayed. I watched the whole trial and do not feel that I am mis-informed or un-informed and I have formed my opinion. As have you.
I also concede that the state did not prove their case and that's why he walked. Guilty people walk everyday in our system, just as innocent people are also found guilty, it is what it is.
I just get angry sometimes at how people get away with stuff. Moreso with mothers or fathers who disappear their children never to be found and they are never held accountable here on earth either. I will never believe that Z's life was threatened. Did he get punched? YES, did he have injuries? YES, was he beaten to a pulp? not in my opinion. And I disagree that the "evidence" or his stories match up to what you believe. But again, it does not matter, he is aquitted. Life goes on. And you are entitled, just as I am, to your own opinion which differs from mine.
I also get angry that our POTUS uses THIS case to try to take away our guns. Like he doesn't have anything better to do, than interject himself in this case? There are thousands of cases that never make the news for whatever reason.
Peace Out![]()
I will finish with this and leave this be.
You obviously think Zimmerman either provoked the physical confrontation or even started it, I'm not sure. Well, if that is the case, there is no physical evidence to support that or even circumstantial evidence to support that.
Zimmerman called the police and he knew they would be at the location within minutes, so common sense would tell you he is much less likely to do something that would warrant getting attacked. You don't call the police to your location and then pick a fight, makes zero sense. Secondly, we know Martin was spewing racial slurs about Zimmerman during their phone call, could be indication of where the race really came into play in this case. We also know Martin had ample time to get home after losing Zimmerman, but he chose not to. We know of Zimmerman's injuries and where he dropped his keys and flashlight match up perfectly where he states Martin punched him in the nose (he had no time to plant those items before police arrived). We also know Zimmerman passed a lie detector test, in which he was asked if he was the one that engaged the physical confrontation and we have eye witness testimony.
So, taking this all in, I don't see any justification to claim Zimmerman was responsible for Martin's death. Common sense and evidence certainly appears to point to one thing; Martin's attack on Zimmerman is was caused the legal shooting to occur.
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