NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
Trayvon Martin also had the right not to go home, and he also had the right to stand HIS ground,
against the threat of George Zimmerman.
being followed in a car and then on foot by a strange man at night and in the rain, can be intimidating and scary.
so yes, Martin did have the right to Stand His Ground against this strange man who was following him.
No.. he did not.. he had 4 minutes to just walk away.. yet HE came back and STARTED the altercation.. HE HAD NO RIGHT TO STAND HIS GROUND
It's hilarious how much the rightwing racists loved the stand your ground law,
until one applies it to an unarmed black man.