Sounds more like a cynical realist who has confronted an ugly truth.
Now, if you want to talk about sick? Sick is when one side of the political spectrum, en masse, defend a man accused of stalking and killing an unarmed teenager who wasn't breaking the law even after the man repeatedly lied about what he did as well as lying about other facts surrounding what happened. After all, did conservatives take O. J. Simpson at his word? Certainly not. And that's true despite the fact that no witnesses were able to place O. J. at the scene of the crime.
Here's another example of how Zimmerman is perceived as not really having to offer any kind of a real explanation for his behavior even when other people in different circumstances would be expected to step forward and go the extra mile. I heard one of the jurors interviewed, and here's what she said in essence: She said that she thought that she thought that George's heart was in the right place. Really? And what does she base that on? Certainly it wasn't his testimony because he didn't testify. Despite the fact that it's possible for any person to be fooled, if someont is going to reach that kind of sweeping conclusion about someone's motives,they should at least get an opportunity to see and hear them questioned and cross-examined on a witness stand.
oh boy, still going after someone who was FOUND INNOCENT..guess you know more about it than the juriors who sat though the evidence presented...and what does that to do with what was said by the ugly person from PmsNbc?
He wasn't found 'innocent.' Courts and juries can't make that determination. In any system (ours included) innocent people can be convicted of crimes with a guilty verdict, and people who committed crimes can be set free with a not guilty verdict.
Additionally, GZ never said he identified himself to Martin as one would expect any reasonable person would do before approaching someone in the dark. He also never claimed that he alerted Martin to his approach by saying something to the effect of "Excuse me, young man, may I speak with you for a moment?" So, we're supposed to believe that Zimmerman turned around to return to his vehicle and was then accosted/attacked? What person with a modicum of common sense believes that a person could be worried about someone who's following them when they don't know that person's intent of whether or not they're armed, but when that person who's doing the following supposedly turns around and walks away in the opposite direction, the previously worried person who was being followed then decides to attack the person who's walking away? It doesn't pass the smell test.
It's clear to me that GZ lied repeatedly about what happened and how things unfolded. So, it's not unreasonable to assume that he has every motivation to lie about how exactly the altercation began since his continuing freedom is wholly dependent on painting himself as the victim despite the fact that at every step he was escalating an unnecessary confrontation. And in all of this, we only have GZ's word as to how events unfolded? Only a fool would blindly believe his explanation especially without independent supporting evidence.