re: #195 Targetpractice

You’re alone at night, guy is following you. You run, he loses sight of you, and begins walking away. You decide that the best course of action is to get in his face and demand to know why he’s following you? Especially if you believe he’s armed?

Again, I think you’re assuming facts not in evidence. We don’t know that it went down exactly as you describe.

Is there any evidence that Trayvon thought Zim was armed before he got close to him?

You’re doing the same thing over and over: focusing on the possible SECOND mistake made that night (Trayvon doubling back to talk to Zim), a mistake that never would have occurred but for the FIRST mistake, Zim playing vigilante, which the evidence shows pretty clearly.