[TheRealThing]

^Was Martin allowed to stand his ground against the man following him. Doesn't "not having to retreat" come under Florida's stand your ground?

Absurd liberal spin. It looks like any body with two brain cells that are even remotely familiar with each other, could see that Martin abandoned his own ground and was standing on top of Zimmerman and the ground Zimmerman was on, LOL.

Four minutes, that's how long Martin had to lurk about in the bushes on a dark rainy night, waiting for Zimmerman to come back through. That is premeditated by any definition and what's more, demonstrates without question that if Trayvon was truly scared, he'd have certainly scrammed on into his Dad's girlfriend's condo, the front door of which was only steps away. A guy that's scared doesn't wait in the dark to confront somebody he's scared of. And, the last point you continue to ignore is that the Sheriff's department ruled it self defense and refused to charge Zimmerman for any crime whatever. All of which led to the eventual dismissal of him and the prosecutor, who refused to charge Zimmerman for the same reasons. IT'S POLITICAL

PS Now you and others are mad because a kangaroo court couldn't convince a jury of his peers that he did anything wrong either, go figure.