"Wow. So how would you feel if I walked up to your windows on your lawn and started looking in in the dark? Not just glancing or staring...but actively looking in blinds or not?" b5
a) I'm not aware that TM was accused of that in this case. There's no mention of it in the Sanford police transcript.
b) I sincerely appreciate your effort. But I'll have to modify your hypothetical; for I live in a concrete and steel tower in the forest. Anyone that wants to look into my lowest windows would have to be over 13' tall, or have a ladder. My tower is on an estate that's hundreds of acres inside the Adirondack Park of New York State.
So let us substitute the scenario that I lived in the housing complex TM was shot in. OK?
In that case, I'd draw the blinds.
I've lived in such housing before, both military quarters, and government subsidized housing.
One of the first things I did was to hang a bed sheet across the window. And the land-lady made me fix it, as it was hung from a cord that drooped.
She wanted it straight, so I bought some electrical conduit, and draped the sheet over that.
It's a public access walkway. Residents would have to be BUFFOONS !! to expect privacy with an unblinded window, with such a walkway outside.
"it doesn't depict Trayvon as a sweet little boy going to the candy store mowed down by someone mustached Hispanic vigilante racist kkk hood wearing wacko who stalked him creeping from bush to bush planning out his nefarious deed against this poor little black boy. Not at all."
Pretty much.
I'll dodge you "sweet little boy" issue. For even if evil incarnate, forcing a confrontation and shooting him dead is not appropriate. Z sighted, fixated on, night-stalked, confronted, and committed homicide that night. What did TM do? Tried to get home to his Dad? I wouldn't have thought that a capital offense.
"Because emotion and appeals to morality is the only way you can try to claim Zimmerman was racist murderer."
A racist is a person that makes racial distinctions.
Z made several racial distinctions, including calling TM Black twice, and an "asshole" as well. Based on WHAT ?!
"T was out after dark going to 7-11 in the rain."
An unmistakable indication of felonious guilt!
"Even unbeknownst to him...the area he was in had been burglarized twice in the recent past."
I don't know whether TM knew or not. But at his age, I'd not have been likely to allow that to alter my behavior pattern. If he had the $money, he could go buy some. I gather the CSI determined TM paid for what he'd bought.
"And Z was a concerned citizen who was convinced these people would be back because they had already done so twice without being caught."
- dandy -
Z was not fit for the role.
Z reportedly applied for police work, and was rejected.
Z violated multiple Neighborhood Watch conventions.
Z was simply being a vigilante, and OBVIOUSLY an extremely bad one.
"T is wearing a hoodie and plenty big enough to be considered a man."
I'm a man. Of what am I guilty?
"He is looking into houses at night in the rain."
The law does not amplify the guilt under condition of meteorological precipitation.
And I'm not aware of any statistical support for the notion that more burglaries occur during rain. I'd welcome you to share that data.
"And you can't show that Zimmerman lied."
Dispatcher: Are you following him?
Zimmerman: Yeah
Dispatcher: Ok, we don't need you to do that.
Zimmerman: Ok
Z was trying to close & confront.
The Sanford police operator figured that out, and tried to stop it.
Z fed the police dispatch operator a message indicating his compliance. That's what "OK" means in that context.
But Z continued as he'd intended, forced a confrontation, and now TM is feeding worms.
You can consider that not a lie if you like. I consider it a deliberate deception. That's NOT a lie?!
If Z had said:
"$#@! you! I'm going to continue to night-stalk this little nigger anyways! And there isn't a god damned thing you can do about it !!!"
Then I would concede that Z may not have lied.
But considering what Z fed 911, I wouldn't invest a whole lot of effort trying to portray Z as honest.