re: #694 Targetpractice

There’s a difference between intent to confrontation and confronted. Or at least that’s what I’ve been trying to argue. You seem convinced that just getting out of his truck automatically qualifies as a confrontation.

It’s too bad your look at this is being taken as some loving respect for GZ rather than a clinical look at evidence

Too many are unwilling to bring any objective dispassion to Trayvons actions. It does not matter if Trayvon started a fistfight that scared GZ to the bone marrow because he got out of his truck. Since Trayvon died, he can not morally be thought or spoken as doing anything wrong at all, especially breaking GZ’s nose.

Whether Fl law or the jury sees it like that remains to be seen. But many are so outraged at the death Trayvon gets a pass on his actions whatever they were. But a jury will likely have to consider matters unwelcome here today.