As opposed to Zimmerman being on a recorded phone call saying "these assholes always get away." & " Fucking punks " when he had not seen Trayvon do anything wrong. This gives us insight into Zimmerman's thinking because those statements clearly indicate that at the time he got out of his car, he'd already in his mind convicted Trayvon of things based primarily on his skin color.
It's also an important note that after confirming he was following Trayvon, and saying ' ok ' to the operator telling him they didn't need him to follow, He then went on to tell them to have the police call him ( because he was not returning to his vehicle ).
And then if we bring DeeDee's statements into the conversation, she directly contradicts Zimmerman's official story with regards to how the altercation started.
There's no point in bringing up facts about Zimmerman's role in this.
Its part of their code that carrying a gun for self-defense is a good thing. And they want the maximum freedom to kill for that reason.
The facts in this case are a threat to that. They have to find reasons why Martin should be dead. So Martin has to be a bad guy who did bad things. It doesn't matter if there's no evidence of that, unless it can be proven he was a normal person then obviously he was bad and did bad things, that way the right to kill is protected.
That's why a broken nose is evidence of assault. Not evidence of a fight. To admit that Martin could have been fighting for his life is to question the right to kill him.
That's why Zimmerman wasn't pursuing Martin. Despite him saying "they always get away." And his recorded heavy breathing that prompted the operator to ask if he was following him.
No, there's no way Zimmerman could have been pursuing Martin. That might lead to questions about why he shot him. No Zimmerman has to be completely innocent of any culpability.
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