"Call the police" Yea, right.(The sinister twist of the Zimmerman case)

How would Martin know the "creepy" man following him and hunting him down did not intend to pull a gun on him and kill him?

Does the SYG rule apply to Martin?

 

A stolen car? That's why people have insurance.

Zimmerman is an idiot.. Trayvon was NO threat to either him or his property.

 

The hero syndrome is a phenomenon affecting people who seek heroism or recognition, usually by creating a desperate situation which they can resolve.

This can include unlawful acts, such as arson. The phenomenon has been noted to affect civil servants, such as firefighters, nurses, police officers, and security guards.[1]

Acts linked with the hero syndrome should not be confused with acts of malicious intent, such as revenge on the part of a suspended firefighter or an insatiable level of excitement, as was found in a federal study of more than 75 firefighter arsonists.[2]

However, acts of the hero syndrome have been linked to previously failed heroism.[3] The hero syndrome may also be a more general yearning for self-worth.[4]

 

It's all about thuggifying the kid who was walking home with Skittles, talking to his girlfriend, just wanting to get home and see a basketball game.

 

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The only one killed for being violent was Delinquent Trayvon. He was a burglary tool carrying druggie who was a violent punk.

 

No one was restraining Trayvon, no one had him in handcuffs---so why didn't he just go home?

Obviously trayvon had something else he wanted to do rather than go home...most likely he wanted to prove something to his girlfriend...and of course we all know what that was.

You need to get that 'head part' fixed. heh heh

 

wow! you sure are an insightful guy aint ya! have you contacted the prosecutors??

 

1. as i said that is not reasonable, reaching into a pocket is not a reasonable excuse to try and kill someone in "self defense"

2. Zimmerman had broken off the chase and returned to his car when the attack occurred so this is moot anyways; Trayvon followed Zimmerman back to his car!

 

Zimmerman's own words to the EMT's. the medical record and the Serino interview.

Yet the only one with a violent record and court proceedings was Zimmerman.

 

Oh? You were there?

 

Most have not read Zimmerman's statement to the police. If they had done so they would have a much better idea of what went down that Night...i.e. Trayvon stopped walking and stared at Zimmermans auto as zimmerman intitally passed him. After Zimmerman parked his truck to call the police dispatcher...trayvon walked completely around zimmermans truck checking zimmerman out....meanwhile zimmerman was keeping the dispatcher informed of all this....a simple check of the time when zimmerman first notified the dispatcher of trayvons presence and the time that elapsed to when the confrontation occurred proves that trayvon had more than enough time to get home--he was less than a minute away---thus just this one factor alone proves that if trayvon had really wanted to go home he had more than enough time to do so....he lingered in the housing area....that is clear. Why?

 

WoW. You are really unfamiliar with the details of this case. I've seen details being ignored or misrepresented, but this takes the cake. Yow.

 

Oh you mean legal prescription drugs? Hey, I'm on aspirin right now....LOL! Druggie Trayvon used illegal drugs which showed he had no respect for the law.

Ol' George was smart enough not to attack someone with a gun. Probably why he isn't 6 feet under like Saint Skittles.

 

You do realize that most drug crimes involve prescription drugs right?

 

Unable to tell the board why trayvon didn't just go home eh? heh heh

Well you could claim zimmerman had hynotized him, or slipped him a mickey, or had him handcuffed ...oh yeh .............just use your imagination...you have shown you have one.

You may not understand the law but you do have an active fantasy life for sure.

 

Yeah, that crap about the "circling" around Z's car? Totally a LIE. The timeline makes it impossible.

 

Confrontation is NOT a crime, assaulting IS a crime. The only time it's legal to hist someone is when they hit you first and only using enough force to get them to stop their attack.

 

Do you need psychotropic drugs - uppers and downers, with side effects of violent behavior to just get through the day?

 

of course im unable. unlike you, I WASNT THERE! hahahahaahahahah

 

Wow you lazyly copied and pasted all that and never even realized that it doest justify your point.

 

In another statement to police, Zimmerman told police that Martin asked him what his "problem" was, and why he was following him, and that he replied, that he "didn't have a problem". Zimmerman made no effort to identify himself as a member of the watch, or even asked Martin who he was or why he was out so late. And, according to Zimmerman, well, at least one of the different stories he told police, Martin attacked him when he reached into his jacket to take his phone out. If this is to be believed, it sounds like Martin thought Zimmerman was going for a gun and that is why he attacked. The police who made the report stated that by Zimmerman's own words, he had multiple chances to defuse the situation and CHOSE not to.

 

Proportional Response

The use of self-defense must also match the level of the threat in question. In other words, a person can only employ as much force as required to remove the threat. If the threat involves deadly force, the person defending themselves can use deadly force to counteract the threat. If, however, the threat involves only minor force and the person claiming self-defense uses force that could cause grievous bodily harm or death, the claim of self-defense will fail.

 

Smart people don't lead creepy stalkers to the door of where little kids are.

 

O.K. Say you are right about George....he wanted to be a hero....what does that have to do with this case?

 

Where did George say that? Any prescription drugs he was taking were legal. Druggie Trayvon was using illegal drugs ...he was a criminal.