JakeStarkey
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The defense just successfully proved that Trayvon Martin did not go home after running from Zimmerman. He hid in the darkness. The dispatcher asks Zimmerman what his home address is, and he almost gives it before stopping himself, and saying "Oh, crap, I don't know where this kid is." The call between Martin and Chantelle (sp?) had been going on right as Martin fled. He made it clear that Martin had plenty of time to go home, but he chose to confront Zimmerman. This is convincing for those of us who choose to remain objective in the matter.
TK will argue one has the right in public to confront someone who is a threat to him.
Templar is suggesting that TM did not, however, have the right to confront GZ if he felt threatened?
Templar, think your logic through, huh.
TM can confront anyone he wants to..or use to be able to anyway.
He learned the hard way you dont confront someone with your fist.
The other guy just might have an ace up his sleeve.
That's a fact. But if the guy with the gun provoked the confrontation, then killed someone, he is going to jail for a long time.