In other words, you can't backup your frivolous statements...
No. No other words required. You ARE the idiot who imagines that this case has ANYthing to do with "stand your ground."
It does not.
But, let's give you a golden moment to show how brilliant you are.
Define (with reference to Florida statutes and case law) what "stand your ground" means.
Then, tell the class exactly HOW you imagine that the notion of "stand your ground" has ANY connection at all to a situation where a guy is pinned on the ground on his back, getting pummeled and manages to get to his gun before having his skull cracked open.