I can't wait for him to see how it feels to have people follow you when you are doing nothing wrong. Lets see how he feels when his family goes out and people start being suspicous of them based off what he did. Lets see how sweet that is? See, always be prepare to recieve the same treatment you deal out to others. There is reason the bible says judge not, lets yea be judged.
Doing nothing wrong? Again, you fail to deal with the evidence at hand.
Did George Zimmerman follow Trayvon because he was acting suspicious AND happen to resemble the descriptions of recent perpetrators of crimes in the neighborhood?
Would Zimmerman be doing a proper job as neighborhood WATCH if the crimes were all done by white females with a red armband on if he started to follow to WATCH a young unknown woman entering in the neighborhood with a red arm band on while acting suspicious?
You fail to realize the proper distinction there. Because you want to assign RACE to it, you are the racist one here.
If the recent crimes/burglaries had been committed by old white females, then his following of Trayvon being a young black male would be odd unless Trayvon was acting in a way that showed his to be suspicious.
What can be considered suspicious behavior? Being constantly on the lookout for other PEOPLE while at the same time looking like you are trying to hide your actions.
When I used to work in retail, one of the things I was taught when keeping an eye on people is that those looking to steal would rarely ever look at products. Instead, their eyes and body language would always been on the look out for others around them. This is because someone looking to steal something is looking for an opportunity to present itself.
Even still, keeping watch on someone is not illegal. I've been pulled over by cops for not doing anything illegal. I've been questioned, followed, and checked in upon by people's who's current job is to protect something from suspicious people. Guess what? Do I go flying off the handle because someone thought I was up to no good when I wasn't? Not in the least.
You seem to have a persecution complex that you use to identify with Trayvon here. Most psychiatrists will tell you that usually only guilty people have that complex.
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