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According to Zimmerman's story he actually did not pursue Martin after being told not too, he was heading back to his street to wait for police when he was confronted by Martin, allegedly. We'll never know for sure, but I believe that was the case.

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Apparently you weren't very clear on that Peaker, my perception of your posts says otherwise.

There's always bias, but to make a bold statement like that, like it is a sure thing to happen everytime, is ridiculous.

What? No, the racial part is what the public and media has made this into. That's preposterous that you would say something like that, something so naive and ridiculous. Just because people say things like that, doesn't make them true. Sometimes justice fails all together, not because of race.

I didn't ignore it, I chose not to comment on it seeing as it has already been covered/refuted by earlier posts or by the facts themselves, And I most certainly did not change the tone, you did that by adding in that comment. Anyways, the facts have been laid out and my opinion voiced, your opinion is your opinion there's no point in arguing over it.

That's all I got out of it simply because again, it's made into a racial thing. 1. There's no need for it to be racial 2. Zimmerman is actually of hispanic decent, but of course he's classified as Caucasian, because its easier to be made racial that way.

That's actually wrong, the operator (This was said in court twice) asked him "which direction did he go" The operator even said in court "I can see why Zimmerman would misunderstand it and take it as 'follow him and find out'" All the win of the world. ... I listened the the 911 call, it was as clear as day "Don't follow him". And I don't care what the operator said in the trial... he asked which way was Martin running, then asked him if he was following him, which he then told him not to follow. Zimmerman continued to try to follow Martin after being told not to do so. So you condemn him because of this? Because he wanted to make sure his neighborhood was safe? The fact is, he volunteered for neighborhood watch and took it seriously and did his job. This is a neighborhood plagued by break-ins and robberies, He wanted to make sure nothing happened to anybody in his neighborhood.

He had ample time to run away, 4 minutes, he could outrun zimmerman any day. Also, Zimmerman had stopped following, Martin could have escaped and continued doing whatever he was doing, legal or illegal, but I believe (and evidence shows) he decided to flank around and attack Zimmerman, because he had followed him.

That's actually wrong, the operator (This was said in court twice) asked him "which direction did he go" The operator even said in court "I can see why Zimmerman would misunderstand it and take it as 'follow him and find out'" All the win of the world.

I was getting at that, didn't fully reflect that in my post though. Was thinking it all the way

Well honestly I think it went well, but the defense really shined. He was neighborhood watch, it's not like it was his job, he volunteered, but he followed a suspicious character in a neighborhood plagued by break-ins and robberies. He reported it, misunderstood the operator, followed some more for additional information and was attacked (what I believe, if you don't, then better wording would be 'He got in an altercation with the suspicious character') He defended himself legally, and the media turned it into a racial thing leading to this case.

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I figured it'd work because when I first saw it, I had saw it coming and still got the shit scared out of me.

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