[SamuraiScot]

Let’s make this clear right now: Was Zimmerman wrong?

Yes, I think so.

I was tempted to stop reading at this point. Is he suggesting that Mr. Zimmerman would have been better off with a fatal concussion?

[workerbee]

I would not have shot and killed Trayvon Martin. I am certain of this.

Not as sure as I am that you'd be a forgotten 3 yr old, 6 line obituary right now.

[Pollster1]

Let’s make this clear right now: Was Zimmerman wrong? Yes, I think so. I would not have shot and killed Trayvon Martin.

Zimmerman made multiple tactical mistakes up to the point when he was attacked by a criminal. After that point, Zimmerman made exactly the right decision, which he almost delayed too much, firing one fatal shot into a thug who needed killing.

[katana]

I would not have shot and killed Trayvon Martin.

Well then John, you'd be dead now with a bashed in skull and little Trayvon would be walking the streets looking for the next cracker to jump on a dark and rainy night.

[rfreedom4u]

“I would not have shot and killed Trayvon Martin”

So the author would have allowed Trayvon to beat him to death?

[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

..and prepping illegals to vote Hillary into the White House. There won’t be very many Americans left willing to vote for Hillary after her predecessor is done destroying America and the Democrat party along with it.

[JimRed]

I would not have shot and killed Trayvon Martin.

Then you would be dead or disabled, and Martin would be in prison or out looking for more victims.

[eyeamok]

I would not have shot and killed Trayvon Martin. ???

Then you would most likely have DIED!

i see everyone else picked up on the same thing

[sergeantdave]

“I would not have shot and killed Trayvon Martin.”

For sure, Wile E. Coyote. Carry an anvil that you can drop on an attacker’s toe.

[Graybeard58]

I would not have shot and killed Trayvon Martin.

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Stupidest thing I’ve ever seen J. Ransom say.

[Verginius Rufus]

Zimmerman the "white Hispanic" was one-eighth black--the same percentage as Homer Plessy of the famous Plessy v. Ferguson case which led to the Supreme Court decision allowing "separate but equal" accommodations. Zimmerman loved his grandmother (maybe still does--I don't know if she is still alive) who was half black (what used to be called "mulatto"), but the DOJ was desperate to find evidence to suggest Zimmerman shot Trayvon because he was prejudiced against black people. All they had to go on was the doctored bit of tape and not even the DOJ tried to build a case on that.