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Calling Zimmerman a creepy ass cracker is racist. If you don't want to believe it thats fine, then calling martin a creepy ass N word [notice how we use a euphemism for black slurs but not white slurs] would be fine.
What really matters is whether or not this jury determines that Zimmerman is a liar and his word cannot be trusted, especially "his word" about an incident which could send him to prison for years.
I'm trying to get the geography right. Do you know roughly how far from the gf's house the struggle happened ? Maybe it was closer than I thought, meaning tm's being right by or near gf's house is no problem.
I posted two overhead pics with the locations marked yesterday. Here is the link.
It doesn't matter in the slightest who pushed who. Trayvon was shot in the chest and was face down. He wasn't shot in the back as he tried to race home. He chased George to where the thing happened. He should have just waltzed on into his house.
But why should he have had to run home?
Why would someone want to lead a suspected bad guy home? GZ was afraid to say his address out loud in fear of a bad guy might over hear his address. I don't know that I would have led GZ back to my house.
Then again I probably would have turned around, walked up to him and asked what his problem was and why he was following me. I might very well have been shot for that as well.
The only excuse we hear is that it isn't against the law to follow people.
Then we hear TM chased George. Why is it wrong for TM to chase George but right for George to Chase TM?
I am not convinced TM chased anyone yet. GZ's word is next to worthless.
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