Well, at least there's that . . . :biggrin:
None of what Trayvon did, including getting involved in fisticuffs after being aggressively pursued by young George, merit his vigilante "execution", imho.
Zimmerman will likely be exonerated at trial. Given what we know and what we really don't know, this is probably the narrowly correct outcome of that.
However, it does not excuse the tragically poor judgement he used while strapped with lethal firepower, which resulted in an unnecessary, extra-judicial ending of young man's life.
He will have to live with that.
Trayvon's grieving parents will have to live with that.
We all will have to live with that.
Trayvon was no saint. George is no saint. But one is alive and well, and the other has had his life abruptly ended for all eternity, bleeding to death, alone except for his shooter, on a suburban sidewalk.
Whatever else you think of Trayvon, he did not deserve
that.
Your high dudgeon aside, SA, can you simply acknowledge, without adding further socio-political rhetoric, that this young man's violent death was not the best or fairest or sanest outcome of George Zimmerman crossing paths with Trayvon Martin that day?
Take a deep breath and just do this, and redeem some small portion of your humanity in the process, after which you can continue pressing whatever points you feel so compelled to keep making here.