No, if Trayvon wasn't black it would never have been a story and Z would still be free. Even his phone buddy thinks Trayvon started the fight.theAbstract wrote:I agree.Batboy2/75 wrote:Based the available evidence, both Zimmerman and Trayvon made mistakes that night. I could care less about your conjecture or what the press has said or not said. I'll stick with the available evidence presented in court.
The evidence shows me that George "go big or go home" Z. had a gun and approached Treyvon.
The evidence shows me that George "no swag" Z. got his ass served in the fight.
And without doubt George "have gun will shoot" Z. put a bullet in Treyvon's heart.
Mistakes?
A man is home watching Sponge Bob Squarepants and a kid is six feet under.
I don't care what the law says.
This isn't right and if Trayvon wasn't black and their wasn't hullabaloo around it most everyone here would say this whole situation is pure poo.
Who got suspended from school for fighting? Not George.
Who used racial slurs on the phone? Not George.
Was George foolish to confront Trayvon in person? Probably.
But all Trayvon had to do was say "Fuck off, Asshole!" and walk away. Instead he chose to attack.
However much you want to minimize that, being followed and spoken to does not grant the legal right to beat someone.
But then, you don't care what the law says, do you? I guess you just beat up strangers free of repercussions, yes?