Because, that means Trayvon had to stand at the "T", in the dark, for over two minutes to fit your scenario. Martin could have walked that distance, between the "T" and his dad's girlfriend's townhouse two or three times in that period. To fit your scenario, Martin would have confronted Zimmerman two or three minutes earlier while Zimmerman was still on the phone with the police dispatcher. That didn't happen!
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Originally Posted by I B Hankering
This shows that you didn't have 1 objective intention when reviewing this case. If Zimmerman ran after Trayvon to "know where he went in order to tell the cops", that would mean that he could not have waited more than a few seconds to run behind Trayvon. And furthermore, if Trayvon walked to his fathers house, then that would mean that Zimmerman actually lied AGAIN doesn't it? If he made it to his father's house, then backtracked, Zimmermans story is not plausible because running would require animal attributes, and walking would not allow him to "meet" Zimmerman at the "T" UNLESS Geogre waited for him.
What you are ignoring is the proof that the prosecution showed. It was a 4 minute time span from hanging up with the cops and the next call with the neighbor. In Zimmerman's testimony, it took him 12 seconds to get to the "T", the reporter counted almost 1 minute. Trayvon had to go 220 yards to pull off Zimmerman's scenario.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PQ0SQcQmOQ
Face it. HIS STORY IS NOT PLAUSIBLE.
[/QUOTE]Rollin' and smokin' is against the law[/QUOTE]
So is hobbying. But should that equal a death sentence for yourself? Everyone has broken a law in their lives, but it does not give clearance to issue harassment with a death sentence topping. Your logic once again suggest that you deserve Trayvon's fate also. SMH
Because, the liberal MSM and the race baiters insist Trayvon Martin was "scared". However, Martin chose to stay outside, backtrack, and confront Zimmerman. That is not what a "scared" person with an avenue for escape does.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Again, this scenario is not logical unless you GIVE Zimmerman the benefit of the doubt. So i'll kill your logic the same way I have been killing it from the start. By using your own logic, then shouldn't George Zimmerman have stayed in his car if he knew he could not defend himself as the defense painted him? After a year and 6 months of MMA training, "he still cant throw a punch"? BANG!! If you were objective at all your own logic would suggest to yourself that George Zimmerman's actions were not conducive to his claims nor the defenses claims. BANG!!!
But of course you will inject scenarios and possibilities only where they are beneficial to painting Trayvon as the bad guy and Zimmerman as the hero. Do you have an agenda you want to share with us?
You are wrong! Zimmerman was NEVER told to stay in his truck.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
He was told to NOT follow him, and he told the dispatcher that he was returning to his car at 7:12. How can the fight happen at 7:16 - 7:17 if Zimmerman was returning to his truck (by the mailboxes) to meet police? Because he NEVER had any intent on meeting the police. His story changed from, meeting the police, to them meeting him where he is. Why is that Hankering? If he "didn't know where the KID is", isn't the next step to progress straight to the mailboxes?. At 3:39 he specifically called him a KID!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQXNKE18VKA
No getting away from this one
Martin chose to stay outside, backtrack, and confront Zimmerman. That is not what a "scared" person with an avenue for escape does. George Zimmerman had a right to be there and to observe the suspicious activities of a stranger in his neighborhood: he belonged to the Neighborhood WATCH program
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Ok so your conclusion is that Trayvon Martin did not have a right to be there? Are you aware that Trayvon had a right to not go inside when Zimmerman or Hankering are ready to clear the roads? Do you know the difference between observing, "WATCHING", and detaining and or following and approaching? Do you know that it is common neighborhood watch rule to not follow suspicious people?
""There is no reason in the world to carry a gun for Neighborhood Watch," said Chris Tutko, a retired police chief who now directs Neighborhood Watch for the sheriffs' association. "It gets people more into trouble than out of it."
A manual published by the association for its "USAonWatch" program makes that very clear.
"It should be emphasized to members that they do not possess police powers and they shall not carry weapons or pursue vehicles," the manual states. "Members should never confront suspicious persons who could be armed and dangerous."
Zimmerman is reportedly the self-appointed leader for the group at his complex of town homes. A sign at the gated entrance warns it is surveilled by Neighborhood Watch, and says, "We report all suspicious persons and activities to the Sanford Police Department."
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/...ains-Zimmerman
If anyone broke rules it was George Zimmerman. BANG!
Actually, "common sense" would dictate that a "scared" person would have gone inside, locked the door behind him and then called the police. That didn't happen. Instead, Martin, having reached his destination, turned around, backtracked, confronted and assaulted Zimmerman.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Like I said before, and someone who is interested in being the neighborhood watch would follow those rules. And not the rules of law enforcement. So your own logic contests your conclusion. You are in a war with yourself.
There's no misunderstanding and nothing is taken out of context. Piers Morgan pointedly asked Jeantel if Martin thought Zimmerman was a policeman. Jeantel replied, "Yeah." According to Jeantel, Martin thought Zimmerman could be a policeman or a security guard. Either way, that would mean Martin thought Zimmerman was an authority figure; nevertheless, Martin attacked him.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Its futile to again point out to you how you are serving yourself via tunnel vision. She stated how his presentation, and approach PROVED that they knew he was not an officer. "IF he was a security guard or police officer he would have..............". Besides, he had no uniform on, showed no badge, and most of all, Trayvon identified him as a "creepy cracker". Not a cop, police, pig etc. You are trying to make connections that are not there. And please tell us where is your "evidence" that Martin attacked first?
Rollin' and smokin' is still an illegal activity. The fear of getting caught by LE would still make Martin paranoid
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
LMAO!!! This is pathetic. He had nothing on him so why would he be paranoid? So he safely stashed his drug paraphernalia, then came back to show the "cops" not to try and catch him? ROTFLMAO!!!! Its funny seeing you reach for dear life. I guess that's the cost of being black ha? Guilty until proven innocent.
The Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Bao, testified that 'a' -- singular -- blood sample was taken from the chest cavity: not multiple samples (the norm) from the heart and the femoral vein in the leg; hence, the true THC level is not known. Again, rollin' and smokin' is still an illegal activity. The fear of getting caught by LE would still make Martin paranoid.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
And this still does not help you because you CHOOSE to ignore the what the evidence suggest to put faith in total speculation. Where is your evidence to show that his THC levels were higher"? You are basically saying not to trust any scientific test unless you get multiple tests? This is foolish and self serving. What's interesting is the fact that you did not hesitate to point out the fact that he had THC in his blood based on the findings of that same examiner, yet as soon as I point out that it was not enough to effect him or be considered "under the influence", you disclaim that same evidence as inaccurate?
BANG!! I don't think I need anymore proof to show that you are without a doubt as racist as it gets. Your racism wont allow you to be objective on any of these issues. If you need cherries, why not take the whole tree?
Martin didn't need to run. At 5'11", he could have easily have covered 70 yards in 45 seconds walking. Martin had some 2 to 3 minutes; hence, he could have covered that distance three or four times walking. Your analysis shows you know nothing about the mechanics of fighting. Athleticism is more important than weight, and arm length -- reach -- is also an important factor: both of those factors -- combined with a surprise sucker punch -- gave Martin an advantage.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
You just proved my point. You did take it out of context being that you only accounted for 70 yards, when in actuality it would be 140 yards because it is 70 yards going, and 70 yards back= 140!!! BTW, it was 110 yards to his father's house, therefore he had to go a whopping 220 yards!! And you wanna talk about the mechanics of fighting? HA HA HA!! You just contradicted your own statement again. In any level of fighting there are LEVELS GOVERNED BY WEIGHT AND NOT ATHELTICISM!! Why? According to your logic what's MOST important (weight according to fighting disciplines) does not take precedence? There are no professions of fighting that separate levels by arm length or athleticism. You are embarrassing yourself. And where is your proof of this "sucker punch"? Oh I forgot, your proof is because George said so.
Meanwhile, Trayvon Martin was honing his skills as a street fighter in real fights, against real adversaries -- not an inert punching bag.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Where is your proof for this? He was suspended for non-violent reasons. You really sat down and painted these pictures about him in your mind ha?