Trayvon, Zimmerman and Florida's insane gun laws (Someone didn't watch the trial)

The York Daily Record ^ | July 16, 2013 | Tammerlin Drummond

[Yo-Yo]

Never let facts get in the way of a great exploitable narrative.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

These people are PRO-ASSAULT and should be reffered to as such.

Aptly put. Trayvon crossed a line when he assaulted George Zimmerman, and he stayed on the other side of it while George Zimmerman (and no one else) screamed for help while Martin continued to batter him.

But the climax of the tragedy began when John Good demanded that “they” - Zimmerman could do nothing to comply - “stop it.” "Poor little Trayvon" showed no signs of listening to an adult, and Good made a blunder. He was first on the scene, but he acted on the assumption that the Police were the “first responders.” So Good left the scene, and the battered George Zimmerman, having endured for what seemed like an eternity was left to survive in the jungle as best he might - for how much longer he could not know.

John Good was the only neighbor who ventured to approach the scene, and John Good went by the book, as far as any liberal would be concerned. But the result of his passive response was that he failed to succor George Zimmerman - and in the process, failed to save the life of Trayvon Martin. For whatever happened in George Zimmerman’s mind after that - and for that we can only have George Zimmerman’s unverifiable and self-interested word - George Zimmerman became willing, and able, to draw and fire his gun. And did. Once.

[canuck_conservative]

Trayvon Martin, according to the testimony of Rachel Jeantel, had arrived at his father’s front door but didn’t go inside. There was a 4 minute gap from that time to the time he ambushed GZ. What was he doing during that time?

Stashing the drugs he just bought from his buddy outside the 7-11 (remember the suspicious meeting caught on their camera?), before going off looking for a fight. His father later flushed the drugs before the cops got there, I'm betting