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Originally Posted by RainMaker
I'm not arguing his right to have the gun on him (although I think it is fair to argue whether Trayvon should be allowed to own a gun) or carry it with him. But we know he had intention to use it under certain circumstances because he did in fact use it. I don't think he falls under your example of someone who carries it for comfort or fashion.
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What in the hell are you talking about? The evidence shows Martin jumped him from behind and that Zimmerman fired after that occured. Had Zimmerman WANTED to use the gun, he could have used it in an offensive position that would not ave had his head slammed on the ground first.
Now if your position is it did not happen the way I just described, we can talk again. Your problem is the prosecution tried to do just that and failed laughably. Even their own experts said Zimmerman's story was the most likely one.
Good lord. . .