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Since he has come up in the news again, I'll go for it. I think George Zimmerman was completely deserving of his verdict and allegations of murder or a hate crime come from ignorance. CMV

Now the first thing you can say is "The dispatcher told him not to get out of his car" and you're correct. I'm sure Zimmerman would be the first person to admit that. That does not make one guilty of second degree murder or manslaughter. 

The truth is that Martin had ample time to go home. He didn't. He was waiting on Zimmerman. He was a violent human being that had been in trouble many times for fighting and was heavily trained in MMA techniques. 

The fact of the matter is Martin attacked Zimmerman first. There is nothing illegal about keeping an eye on a suspicious acting character. Martin was going inbetween houses on his way home. He did not go directly home. Not accusing him of anything nor am I trying to give him motives. Just saying that is enough to warrant suspicion.

The witness testified that he saw Martin on top of Zimmerman, beating down on him, while Zimmerman was calling for help. After 40+ seconds of being beaten mercilessly, being told he was going to die, Zimmerman fired one shot. Only one. That is better restraint than most police officers. 

I think most Americans only see the two races of the two individuals, bought into the lies and doctored MSNBC coverage, or just have no idea of how the justice system works.

Let's say for the sake of argument, Zimmerman was a racist asshole that saw some black kid, followed him and gunned him down. The truth is, there is no proof. There is too much reasonable doubt. There is no way we can actually know what happened between those two people. In order to convict you need to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he did it. The evidence isn't there.
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> Martin was going inbetween houses on his way home. He did not go directly home.

Clearly you have not seen a map of the neighborhood.  He wasn't "going inbetween houses", he left the winding street and took the pedestrian walkway.

Zimmerman left his car and trailed Martin off the street, around the buildings and down the walkway.

Let me ask you about a different scenario:

A white man is walking home from the store.  A suspicious black man with a gun starts following him.  The white man confronts the black man and a fight ensues.  The black man shoots the white man.

Same verdict?