[ladyjane]

I have said that Z. should never have gotten out of his truck.

You surely don't mean that. There is no law about getting out of one's truck and walking around in one's own neighborhood. Not in this country. Or perhaps you grew up in a communist country?

[kiryandil]

To some with reasonable minds, it may appear that George Zimmerman got out of the truck in response to a request from the 911 dispatcher:

Dispatcher: Which entrance is that that he's heading towards?

IMMEDIATELY after the operator asks for the direction of flight, Zimmerman leaves his vehicle. Less than one second after the question is asked, you can hear the door open and the beeping from still having the keys in the ignition. That's about as direct a response as you'll ever see. It's at the 2:05 mark in the call:

[Clara Lou]

I do mean that. He's following ("watching") a suspicious character who disappears around a corner. Why would he get out and take the risk of a confrontation? And the evidence to support my statement is that he was indeed attacked! And it IS "Neighborhood Watch," wherein you observe but you leave the rest to the police, right?

Where did you see in my comment that I said Zimmerman broke the law by getting out of his truck? You didn't. It appears reading isn't your specialty. You made an inference that isn't supported by the text.

And as for your "communist country" comment-- how unoriginal. Did you cut and paste that?