Lewdog
Gold Member
Of course they would be the same case â Zimmerman was charged with murder, and so would the shooter in the OP be charged with murder.And the Zimmerman debacle is why the shooter in this case wonât become âtoast.âIn some states, yes â in Florida, not.Shooting in self-defense is only justified if it they are in grave imminent danger. This guy wasn't. You're a hack. Cool beans, you've shown your true colors.
Even Florida Zimmerman had injuries to the back of his head, and there was no video of the actual confrontation so it was Zimmerman's word against that of a dead guy and a girl that was just on the cell phone. This whole confrontation was caught on video. This guy is fucking toast.
Why? I just explained to you the most important difference. Zimmerman's case was based on just Zimmerman's word. This case is all caught on video. They aren't even remotely the same case.
And the shooter in the OP would be likewise acquitted â which is why the State wonât charge him; the State doesnât want the embarrassment of another failed prosecution as with the Zimmerman case, and the subsequent bad PR.
Moreover, the video in the OP clearly shows that the shooting was lawful, which is why the shooter wasn't charged at the scene and taken into custody.
Some might not agree with the law or think that the law is âwrongâ, âbad,â or âimmoralâ â but itâs the law nonetheless.
It's not the same case.... because Zimmerman said he fear for his life because Martin was on top of him slamming his head into the concrete and then reaching for his gun. IF that's true, which we will never know for sure because Martin is dead, and there were no witnesses or video, THAT'S why he was acquitted based on the law.
This was ALL on video. When the killing shot was fired, the shooter was NOT in imminent danger as the unarmed victim was a good 7-10 feet away and backing up. They aren't the same case. They are using the same defense, but the evidence is not the same.
I'm really not sure what you are seeing and thinking.