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Kami_no_Kami posted...

Its been almost 8 years. Are we still talking about this?

The saddest part is the people who have been talking about it for 8 years straight still are aggressively refusing to actually follow the court case or listen to the police.

They are just repeating the media claptrap they fell for 8 years ago. It's honestly facinating from a sociological perspective but also deeply disturbing.

Tony_Biggie_Pun posted...

I had deleted my earlier post explaining but there's actually probably not true.

According the evidence(phone call with his friend) he never reached home. He turned around on his way walking/running home because he didn't feel comfortable being followed

The most he said on the phone call was that he was "almost there". That can mean anything including a few blocks away. His friend also told him to run and I think he said okay so it was likely within running distance and never actually reached the safety of his home.

Again why do you do this?

You're ignoring all the other evidence. Like the map/geography of the area how close he was to his home, where he was when he attacked Zimmerman, the fact it matches Zimmerman on the phone with the dispatcher saying he lost Trayvon. (They were in "running distance") of Trayvon's home when that happened

You can't just take 1 piece of evidence on it's own, ignore the others that back it up and then dismiss the findings of that 1 with wild hypotheticals.

And hell even you're admitting Trayvon turned round to go after Zimmerman, now your argument has been reduced to "Well maybe he was nearly home before he turned around and went after Zimmerman rather than actually home!"

Which is the same thing
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^ Hey now that's completely unfair!
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