The Problem with Blackness

Bogus Times ^ | 9/3/17 | Kim Parkhurst

[arthurus]

Zimmerman did not stalk Trayvon. He kept him in sight. Neighborhood guards do that. Neighborhood dads out for a walk do that when they see someone who does not fit int he neighborhood at night.Zimmerman was ambushed. Were there no gun in his belt he would be dead with a fractured skull. Had he not grabbed his gun when he did he would have been shot to death. Trayvon, sitting on him, felt the gun and went for it.

[T-Bone Texan]

"...On February 6, 2012, a teenager walking home with a pack of skittles through a quiet, middle-class Florida neighborhood was shot dead...."

Nope. Just Nope.

You start off with a blatant untruth and everything else can be discounted.

[T-Bone Texan]

You are wrong. p>He was never told by police to "mind his own business". As for "stalking", Z man followed a person who he believed was breaking into homes in his community, and strived to keep in contact until police arrived. Turns out the thug WAS breaking into houses. Big surprise.

Did we read entirely different accounts of this event?

[T-Bone Texan]

"...The police officer on the phone told him to return to his car,..."

Jeez, for the millionth time, it was a low-paid dispatcher on the phone with Z man, not a police officer. Her words did not have the force of law.

[sphinx]

What is your point? The police dispatcher told Zimmerman that officers were coming to the scene and that he should return to his car. Zimmerman was doing so. Trayvon Martin reversed course, followed Zimmerman and assaulted him. This is not difficult to understand. Zimmerman shot in self-defense.