@biteme_fanboy: How was he 'suspicious'? He was a normal guy holding some snacks.
And I'm pretty sure the 'It's his job' argument becomes moot when he's told specifically by the police to stop.
We don't even know what actually happened that day, only 2 people were there, one of them is dead and the other was trying to do everything he could to keep himself out of jail.
What we know for sure is; a man with a history of physical violence was following an innocent boy with no reason to suspect he was guilty of any crime, while the man was obviously looking for an altercation, and when he got it he immediately pulled out a gun and shot the boy.
And then you think that the man was racist, and his family was racist, and then you think that the boy was black, and then it all comes together.
Your post is stupid. Sorry. I don't usually say that to another user, but I had to this time.
How do you know he is racist?
How do you know Trayvon is innocent 100%. (weed, gun, beating up bus driver) He wasn't some innocent kid. I'm not saying he was committing a crime that night, but you just basically labeled Zimmerman as a violent criminal, and Trayvon as a saint.
Apartment complex has been complaining about break ins.
Zimmerman is a neighborhood watch.
Maybe he just had a hunch, I don't know, I wasn't there, so he decided to follow him, doing his DUTY.
Yes, he followed Trayvon when told not to, yes that's a mistake. He lost sight of Trayvon, so he returned to his car. Trayvon should have went STRAIGHT HOME and called the police, just as Zimmerman did.
Trayvon approaches Zimmerman, a fight starts. Zimmerman gets his ass whooped, fears for his life, shoots Trayvon.
That's basically ALL we know. All WE know.
So how is Zimmerman an all out evil racist man? The only thing I can see race being involved in this case is Zimmerman automatically thinking Trayvon is up to no good because he is black. But even if he DID think that, HOW, tell me, HOW does that prove THATS why he shot Trayvon. He didn't see a random black kid walking through his neighborhood and immediantly shoot him because he was black. He shot him because Trayvon was beating the hell out him.
Yes, Zimmerman shouldn't have followed him, just as Trayvon shouldn't have approached him. Trayvon beating the hell out of Zimmerman was the reason Zimmerman shot him. He said he feared for his life, and judging from the photos I don't blame him.
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