George Zimmerman was kicked out of a Florida cigar bar after using racial slurs and yelling at a waitress, police said.
After Zimmerman was taken out of the cigar bar, he said that he had been assaulted by a black man inside.
Video of the incident showed the man saying hello and trying to shake his fellow bargoer’s hand before tapping Zimmerman on the shoulder twice when he refused, according to the
Orlando Sentinel.
George Zimmerman kicked out of bar after using racial slurs
Seems like he is only tough when it is a black unarmed kid he is against.
He is just a ***** screaming and yelling when it is an adult man standing in front of him...
You are so wrong.
First of all, quite calling the Trayvon Martin thug a kid. When I was a week younger than he was I was doing pushups at Parris Island. The fact the thug was unarmed is meaningless. He was a fully grown male capable of seriously injuring or even killing a man with his bare hands. Many men have been killed by a single blow to the head. Apparently you have never heard of the “knockout games” where Blacks try to knock out victims (mostly Whites) with a single surprise blow to the head. A number of these cases resulted in death. In one case, a 14-year old boy killed a man with a single punch to the head. I don't know where you get your news but you need to find a better source. Try the Drudge Report. Those of us who get our news from Drudge are aware of people being killed in the “knockout game.”
The law provides that deadly force can be used if one has a reasonable belief that such force is necessary to prevent death or serous bodily injury. The evidence showed that Zimmerman was defenseless against Martin's attack. At least one eye witness testified that Zimmerman was yelling for help as Martin was sitting on top of him hitting in the face and head. The police report showed that prior to the shooting there was injury to Zimmerman but none to Martin except for his knuckles (from striking Zimmerman). The question for the jury was this: Did Zimmerman have a reasonable belief that if the attack continued he would suffer death or serious bodily injury? The jury determined that was the case.
No, Zimmerman was not a tough guy that night. Zimmerman had been knocked to the ground and was being pummeled by Martin. He was injured, frightened and defenseless against a much younger and stronger man. The danger of serous bodily injury or death was very real. He did what he had to do to survive. You make Martin out to be the victim. He was not.