Posted on 07/25/2012 8:17:38 AM PDT by chessplayer
"Doesn't Trayvon Martin actually have the right to kill George Zimmerman if George Zimmerman is stalking him and the police have told him not to stalk him?"
This question was actually asked Tuesday on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight by schlockumentary filmmaker Michael Moore during a discussion about gun laws in the wake of the shootings in Aurora, Colorado (video follows with transcript and commentary):
MICHAEL MOORE: Can I say something about that? About the Trayvon Martin thing? Let me put it this way. Let's say George Zimmermans right when he says Trayvon Martin tried to kill him. Alright. But it was George Zimmerman who was told by the police to quit stalking this boy. And he was the one who was committing the infraction against the law by disobeying the police and going after Trayvon Martin. Doesn't Trayvon Martin actually have the right to kill George Zimmerman if George Zimmerman is stalking him and the police have told him not to stalk him?
All the evidence indicates that Martin had created a distance of separation between them, but then came back to Zimmerman to confront him.
Exactly what happened at that point may not be entirely provable one way or another, but I think it seems pretty likely that at some point Martin had the easy opportunity to get back to his home, but chose not to.
He is confusing the condition of being physically attacked with an acute need for self defense with the condition of being stalked with no acute need for self defense.
Ok. So Martin took you up on your advice and decided to defend himself against someone following him.
His attack on Zimmerman then allowed Zimmerman to defend himself.
Martin lost.
Imagine how Michael Moore would label you if you stated that a white 17 year old football player from Iowa should be allowed to beat to death a black father who he thinks may be following him.
It’s socialist frauds like this PATHETIC HAMBURGER MUNCHER that jumped to the wrong conclusion from the getgo to try and score political points for the left by making this into a race thing when race was not what it was about. As the evidence comes out, the PATHETIC LEFT once again shows what a bunch of miserable lying scumbags they are, as always.
No they didn't.
But does Trayvon Martin have the right to attack George Zimmerman if George Zimmerman is/was following him and the police have told him not to follow him so George is returning to his truck? This is the main reason I have heard as to why George is gulity, once you follow someone on the street you have the right (by street law) to attack and kill them.
Stay far away from both Michael Moore’s mouth as well as his hindquarters. Both expel some of the most foul and smelly corruption in America.
If Trayvon has the right to kill Zimmerman, why doesn’t Zimmerman have the right to defend himself, to include killing Trayvon?
LLS
I watched about 30 seconds of the Morgan-Moore gun-control lovefest just to torture myself. If stupidity was electricity, these guys could replace Hoover dam.
Zimmerman did back off. Here’s a very good synopsis of what likely happened that night:
http://suppressednews.com/cgi-bin/news/viewnews.cgi?id=EFFAplupVlaMSXXfZP&tmpl=offsitenews
More verbal diarrhea from Michael Mooron.
If I feel Mooron is stalking me then I have the right to shoot him?
Mike shows his ignorance of the circumstances of the case. But, he’s NEVER let facts get in the way of his ignorance before so why start now.
yeah, if “stalking,” or following someone at a distance in a public place, warrants the use of deadly force, I’d think having one’s head bashed into sidewalk is an even more compelling justification.
Thank you!
I think I have the right to kill Moore because he is a tub of lard, lying, POS that doesn’t have the right to breath in my book; besides he bothers me.
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