Can we agree that your "questions" are quite completely retarded?
Because they are.
To the extent that Trayvon got shot and killed by Zimmerman, the QUESTION is whether or not it was necessary for Zimmerman to have done so in order to defend himself against a beat down being inflicted on him by Trayvon that Zimmerman allegedly believed was going to get him (Zimmerman) either severely injured or killed.
So, no, you dipshit. We cannot "agree" that Trayvon didn't deserve to die for merely going to the store to buy Skittles. That was NEVER the question, you hack idiot.
On the other hand...the QUESTION is also whether trayvon was acting in self defense when he asked what the problem was and GZ reached for the side of his hip that his gun was on.
No. That's not a question at the trial. We will never know if he even observed Zimmerman allegedly reaching for a phone.
And HIS state of mind is NOT at all in issue.
If trayvons object was to get to him before he pulled whatever out of his pocket, then couldnt that be considered self defense in trayvons favor?
No. Trayvon has no claim of self defense. He's not on trial for anything. And the jury will be instructed NOT to engage in speculation. Legally, it makes NO difference what Trayvon may have thought or guessed or believed. The ONLY valid legal questions for the jury to determine in that regard are: what did Zimmerman believe and whether or not that belief was "reasonable."
To me this is the nuts of this case...who acted in self defense first? Arguments can be made for both...at this point in the trial a little objectivity would be nice on both sides.
To you? Your questions are not the legal issue that the jury will get instructed on.
There is nothing to be "objective" about. YOUR idle questions are entirely beside the point.
The SOLE questions revolve around what
Zimmerman believed and whether or not such beliefs were objectively and subjectively reasonable under the circumstances (as the jury
finds those circumstances to have been).