George Zimmerman In Custody, Charged With Second-Degree Murder In Trayvon Martin Case

[enigmawaffles]

Yes.

[rob666]

^^^^^^^^
Leaked police photo, or photoshopped?

[xstunt1ngx]

Originally Posted by rob666

^^^^^^^^
Leaked police photo, or photoshopped?

Or not even him.

[enigmawaffles]

Might be real. Might not be.

It proves nothing. If Trayvon was confronted by Zimmerman, he had every right to "Stand his ground". If Zimmerman appeared to be a threat, Trayvon had every right to fight using his fists, knives or a gun to defend himself from bodily harm. The photograph would only suggest that trayvon attempted to defend himself before being brutally and inhumanly slaughtered.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by xstunt1ngx

Or not even him.

Quite possibly.
That's whats so fucked up, all these different groups are trying to skew things for different reasons...... Hard to tell whats legit.

[mrmojo]

Originally Posted by mrmojo

Light the torch and let the riots begin!!

told ya so.......

[rapeWhistle]

Originally Posted by enigmawaffles

Might be real. Might not be.

It proves nothing. If Trayvon was confronted by Zimmerman, he had every right to "Stand his ground". If Zimmerman appeared to be a threat, Trayvon had every right to fight using his fists, knives or a gun to defend himself from bodily harm. The photograph would only suggest that trayvon attempted to defend himself before being brutally and inhumanly slaughtered.

I don't believe that 'Stand Your Ground' laws give you the right to 'ground-and-pound' the neighborhood watch guy for asking you who you are and where you're going.

If Trayvon was indeed so fearful for his life why didn't he simply run the 40 or 50yds to his father's fiance's house? He was 6'2" tall, 17yrs old, and a student athlete - surely he could outrun a 30yr old, over-weight, Hispanic man.

The autopsy showed that Zimmerman fired his pistol at point-blank range. If his intention was to stalk, shoot, and kill Martin that night don't you think he would've used his pistol the way it was intended to be used - from a distance?
That's essentially what firearms were designed to do.
Calling a shot fired by a man who is being attacked by another man while laying on his back being assaulted 'slaughter' is far from accurate.
The evidence in trial all point to Trayvon Martin being the aggressor in the altercation and Zimmerman was rightfully acquitted of Murder charges.