Trayvon's brother?

[Buzz Killington]

You can't just go around knocking folks to the ground without them having a right to defend themselves.

Absolutely

[Kaos]

Absolutely

C'mon man.   He was out there in the heat sweating, while you sat in the air conditioning.  

So he deals drugs, abuses women, assaults people, carries weapons and large amounts of cash.  He sweated in the heat for you.  

[WiregrassTiger]

C'mon man.  He was out there in the heat sweating, while you sat in the air conditioning. 

So he deals drugs, abuses women, assaults people, carries weapons and large amounts of cash.  He sweated in the heat for you. 

None of you white bitches would be where you are today without a black man having sweat in the heat.

[CCTAU]

None of you white bitches would be where you are today without a black man having sweat in the heat.

I don't wear cotton, Django.

The DA is taking this to court in order to try and not cause riots. A jury will find in favor of this guy because he was attacked. He hit the ground hard. At that point he was disoriented and was not sure if the figure above him was coming toward or away. This created fear. That is the definition of "stand your ground".

[Buzz Killington]

If Wiregrass hadn't killed his brother at birth, I imagine he would be just like Trayvon.

[The Prowler]

I actually agree. I don't think dude should have been shot as I am not sure the guy was threatened after the initial hit. With that said, he had every right to pull his gun. And if he DID feel physically threatened, he DID have every right to pull the trigger. You can't just go around knocking folks to the ground without them having a right to defend themselves.

This was the 4th incident, that Michael Drejka was involved in, where he threatened somebody. One of the incidents, Drejka called the employer of the person and said that he's lucky the person drove off or he would've shot him in the head.

[War Eagle!!!]

This was the 4th incident, that Michael Drejka was involved in, where he threatened somebody. One of the incidents, Drejka called the employer of the person and said that he's lucky the person drove off or he would've shot him in the head.

Fine. I have no problem if this guy gets convicted. As I said, I don't think he should have shot the guy.

With that said, do we make and keep laws for the exceptions? Or the general population?