Just asking but how do you know he was threatened with a gun? I haven't heard that the "White Hispanic" (thanks race baiting rich white progressive people in the city that screwed America for that one) that Zimmerman had shown the gun. Maybe I missed it on the Leap Forward Station though bahahaha

I am surprised that Zimmerman being Hispanic did not play the race card himself, being a minority (Did you

see the broadcast tonight that Minorities (Hispanic) now surpass whites in U.S. Births). Anyway, he is

liable. Imagine a 17 year old teenager being stalked by a 28 year old man. It makes my blood boil, thinking

of my gandson Kyle, also 17, in that situation. Zimmerman should have stayed in his car. Right?As for his blood revealing MJ, that does not mean he was

on it that night. It could have been in his bloodstream 90 days. I have never tried it, and maybe I should

being off Xanax, but doesn't MJ calm you and make you laid back? Anyway, whenever I see a picture of

young Trayvon I fight back tears, such a handsome, All-American kid. And I hope justice prevails. Phyllis

Seems like you mention hispanics birth rate now out number whites with pride. Our young people of today can now look at Mexico and see what this country will look like in 50 years. Not a very pretty sight. Sure glad I will not be here to see it.

No, not with pride, just making a point about Zimmerman not playing the race card. And you can't go by

that anyway. My husband and I are "white" and Kunz is German. I have brown hair and green eyes, and

our daughter has blonde hair and blue eyes, typically German. You never know. And, I am not going.

I don't wanna miss anything that Life offers...........The Abundant Life!!!!!!!!!! You will miss out.

But to each his own. Best, Phyllis

Dave, I was just reading more info about Trayvon Martin and in regard to Zimmerman the Stand Your Ground

Defense Law was cited which allows the use of deadly force whenever someone feels threatend by

serious bodily harm. Actually his life by a gun. It cuts both ways as summed up in a Court in Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov. I rest my case.

And Thank Goodness It is Friday. Have a nice day! Phyllis

PS Dave (Louisville Courier Journal, letters to editors) and to my point about stand your ground:

Is it unreasonable to think that if an individual was being followed by a person unknown (who,

it turns out, was told not to leave his car and follow the individual and was carrying a gun), that the

individual could challenge that person and to question the reason for him being t here? Also that under

these circumstances, the "stand your ground" law could apply easily to that person?" Just asking!!!!!

"George Zimmerman was\w in a location that he should not have been and had no lawful reason t o challenge anybody." I agree with this author who wrote a good, effective letter and why I am quoting

all of it.

The letter appeared this morning in our newspaper. The gentleman would make a good lawyer.