LoneLaugher
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You're not very observant, are you? His intentions when he left his town house, according to him, was to run some errands... Not to drive around and patrol the neighborhood with his pistol. He saw Trayvon acting strangely, according to him, and that is what caused him to follow him since there had been break ins recently in the neighborhood. Are you following me yet?The facts are in the 9-11 calls, the witness and initial police reports, also from what Trayvon's girlfriend testified too, though it only holds so much weight because she didnt actually see who pushed who, she just claims Trayvon was shoved for obvious reasons, she was his friend.PHP:
I'd say you're one of those people because you are basing everything on emotion and showing blatant disregard of facts like the facts Zimmerman could carry his weapon wherever he wanted because he had a permit and he was not patrolling the neighborhood when this incident occurred. Zimmerman was on his way to Target to run some errands when, according to him,he saw Trayvon creeping around the back of the town houses acting suspiciously. You are basing your opinion on the "feeling" you have that he shouldn't have been carrying his gun. The "feeling" that Zimmerman instigated it all. You're not basing this on any of the facts that I can see. Starting to catch my drift, LL?
You need seperate from your emotions in order to judge this case fairly. Unfortunately the folks on your side seem to be incapable of doing so for the most part. But that's how most liberals work, you care more about feelings than fact. I'm not trying to be a dick either, it's just an observation that I've made over the years.
You have said that he was doing his job and that he wasn't. Which is it?
And please. Lose that whole emotion/feelings argument. It is not a winner for you. It never will be.
And you're unwillingness to recognize that your whole opinion is based on feelings doesn't negate the fact it's as obvious as anything can get.
If you can't be honest with yourself, that's not my problem.
So...he started "working" as a neighborhood watch guy when he saw Trayvon. I could buy that. Then...shouldn't he have left the gun in the vehicle when he left it?
Nutters accuse liberals of being both:
Highly emotional "touchy-feely" bleeding hearts AND heartless, cold-blooded thugs who will stop at nothing in their lust for socialist-facsist-dictatorship.
What are my feelings that form the basis of my opinion. smart guy?