reefraff
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Originally Posted by mohawkninja http:///t/391112/if-i-had-a-son-he-would-look-like-trayvon-said-our-president/340#post_3525539
I know that there was a fight, but who made that fight happen? Zimmerman never should have gotten out of his car, and he never should have confronted the kid. I know that if a guy was following me, got out of his car, and said something to the effect of "What are you doing around here?" I would not be very happy. Even if Treyvon was beating the guy in the fight, Zimmerman wasn't fearing his life, and he has no right to shoot the kid in the chest. His injuries were minor, cuts and bruises. And when he says he was slammed on the concrete 20+ times, that is total BS. If you were slammed 25 times you would have more that a couple cuts. The only reason it looks bad is because head wounds bleed a lot.
There's nothing unlawful about following someone. It comes down to who initiated the physical altercation. Lets assume Zimmerman walked up to the kid and said "what are you doing here?" that doesn't justify fisticuffs. Based on the prosecution's own witness it sounds like the kid was aggravated about being followed. According to the girl who was on the phone it was Martin who first spoke to Zimmerman. That, to me at least adds credibility to Zimmerman's claim that the kid confronted him.
Originally Posted by mohawkninja http:///t/391112/if-i-had-a-son-he-would-look-like-trayvon-said-our-president/340#post_3525539
I know that there was a fight, but who made that fight happen? Zimmerman never should have gotten out of his car, and he never should have confronted the kid. I know that if a guy was following me, got out of his car, and said something to the effect of "What are you doing around here?" I would not be very happy. Even if Treyvon was beating the guy in the fight, Zimmerman wasn't fearing his life, and he has no right to shoot the kid in the chest. His injuries were minor, cuts and bruises. And when he says he was slammed on the concrete 20+ times, that is total BS. If you were slammed 25 times you would have more that a couple cuts. The only reason it looks bad is because head wounds bleed a lot.
There's nothing unlawful about following someone. It comes down to who initiated the physical altercation. Lets assume Zimmerman walked up to the kid and said "what are you doing here?" that doesn't justify fisticuffs. Based on the prosecution's own witness it sounds like the kid was aggravated about being followed. According to the girl who was on the phone it was Martin who first spoke to Zimmerman. That, to me at least adds credibility to Zimmerman's claim that the kid confronted him.