He was told to back off and he proceeded and got away with murder so far.  All that, shall soon change along with history cause now everyone is looking at everyone one  "What did you do" in re. to this case

The injustice that so many of our Black men face today, such as being gunned down by "looking suspicious", wearing a hoody, is just unbelieveable. Repeatedly, we see this kind of injustuces in our Black communities, that when a high profile case such as this one comes to the for front, some people are still surprised. How can one be suspicious by wearing a hoody, walking in the streets....this is not new! It happens everyday. How can someone who claims to be the captain of the neighborhood watch not take the advice of the dispatcher and not approach Trayvon. If you are head of your neighborhood watch program you are trained to observe and report....not suspect and then shoot!!! If Zimmerman felt in such a danger, why not listen to the dispatchers advice? Why walk into danger, if you felt threatened. Not only is Treyvon Martin, not receiving justice, but Zimmerman gets to hide behind this law in Florida, that clearly does not apply to him, since his life was neither threatened nor in danger. Are there any reports that confirms, Trayvons suspicious behavior? I'll wait for the answer.

I think Zimmerman is guilty. He is a racist and deserves to go to jail but why so much national attention about this case. There is black on black crime everyday and no one says a thing. What about this story? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8sU4o607Bs Two black male set a white teen on fire and nothing. What made this case so popular? Why all the hoodie pics on Facebook? All I am saying is we need to make a big deal about all crime or it will never stop.

As far as I'm concerned, he is guilty and that law didn't apply. He was following the guy and then told NOT to pursue...after that, the fact that Z was the pursuer, he's the guilty one.

AND, the BS about a broken nose and his head being 'bashed in'...

to begin with, none of it true. No blood and he certainly wasn't walking like his head hurt, AT ALL.

Second,even if it had been true, since he was the one following & harassing the KID, he deserved to get hit and a shot to the leg would have been sufficient to make it stop...NOT a shot to the head!

In Words i could never say how i really feel as it is beyond belief they have people setting on death row  that never harm no one and the crimanials they let them go free Wow only in the U S A.don't u just love America)))))))))))))))

You have to listen to the whole unedited 911 tape, not the filtered, cut-up version played for one party's benefit.  

    I have listen to that unedited version that was released, and tells a totally different story, for one why was he hiding in the shadows of the buildings of gated community, why was he wearing a hoddie sweatshirt during  with dark sunglasses during night time, why didn't the regular media report his previous burglary arrests with a dangerous instrument i.e.: a long screw driver with a handful of numerous jewelry on his person, why was his twitter account deleted afterwards were he extolled the  gangster life style, why wasn't his rap sheet brought-up and very probing question why was a old picture of him used as a 12 year-old rather the one showing looking like a full-grown man and why was there no money, change or a reciept reported recovered for those skiddles.

  All these questions I want answered, but I know they won't be.

      As to the shooter, he never chased the guy, Traveon went after him otherwise he would've been beaten-up away from his car, not by his car door. 

Question, why is it not being widely reported and even being covered-up by government officials that this is being offered as a excuse for the spike on black-on -white assaults.

The Trayvon Martin case in Florida, and the John McNeil case in Georgia lets me know where African-Americans truly stand in the eyes of the justice system, so for those that think that the election of Barack Obama as President bridged the gap of equality for African-Americans in America are sadly mistaken.

Treating others equally needs a lot of work.

It blows my mind that Kim Kardashians 72 day media circus isn't considered a 'threat' to the 'sanctity of marriage' but a homosexual couple marrying is?

Back to the black and white thing, it's a work in progress. It's slow but it's improving.

It is not often I see an interracial couple but I do. And I see kids of mixed heritage...not many but my parents never saw ANY. And that wasn't that long ago...

I think Z might have had some issues but I don't think race was the reason the guy had a gun...he comes off as an overly paraniod person. The police I wonder about...why did they brush it off and let Z go?

I think the race thing was mostly for media attention..

Justice in America is slow, though...I was led to believe that's b/c EVERYONE gets a trial...and the courts are full all the time.

The Constitution 'gaurantees' that every citizen has the right to a fair and speedy trial-