An angry man with a gun was stalking Martin.
1. CFR that he was "angry" at the time he was following Martin.
2. How did Martin know he had a gun from a distance, at night?
Did Martin have "reasonable belief" that the angry man with a gun was a threat? If so, Stand Your Ground implies Martin had the right to neutralize the threat by shooting Zimmerman.
What reason did Martin have to think a security guard, at night, in a gated community of which he was not a resident and was milling around and loitering in, was a threat to him? I know you're making all of this up as you go along, Analytics, but just to keep up appearances, what is your evidence for any of this (not that facts or actual evidence of any clarity will matter)?
If Martin had the right to neutralize the threat with a bullet, he likewise had the right to neutralize the threat with his fists. So even if Martin threw the first punch, Zimmerman started it.
Now, let's translate this out of Leftese and into English: war is peace, freedom is slavery, black is white, and if you're black, a violent, brutal assault upon someone who had initiated no physical aggression of their own is not aggression but self defense because Trayvon Martin's ancestors came across the Atlantic in slave ships and picked cotton in the old South under the burning sun, and languished under the yoke of Jim Crow, segregation, and discrimination into the middle of the 20th century.
Its just another justified and understandable act of collective vengeance upon Whitey for his centuries of mistreatment and bigotry against Trayvon Martin's tribe. Even if Zimmerman had been siting on the curb eating a sandwich, Martin would have been justified in attacking and beating Zimmerman so long as there was any reason to think he was a security guard (representing the oppressive and racist white oversoceity) and was there to protect the neighborhood from criminals such as Trayvon Martin (which is something we also now know to be the case).
if a security guard is shadowing/following a young black male at night in a gated community in which that young black male does not live, that young black male, being, as far as the Left is concerned, a representative of a collective victim group from whom, because of that historic victimization, all the rules, norms, and standards of civilized society have been waived, and from whom little if any civilized behavior is expected, has the right to attack and beat someone, not for being a threat to them, but for...following a young black male in an apartment complex.
That's what Zimmerman did to warrant his beating at the hands of "No Limit Nigga."
What did Reginald Denny do to deserve his savage crippling?
