@vikorr,
vikorr wrote:Yes it is possible to estimate...and is completely irrelevant to where Zimmerman was when he was told to stop following, because:
- could could walk slower or faster
- he could have stopped
- he could have been returning to his car and then seen something and gone off again
- etc
During the 20 seconds or so that he followed Trayvon, he was jogging at a brisk pace in the same direction that Trayvon had gone.
vikorr wrote:Ie. estimates do not in any way shape or form say where he was.
Yes they do. They show where Mr. Zimmerman would be if he stopped after 20 seconds. And they show where he would be if he had kept going for another four minutes.
vikorr wrote:See...condemning...Thug, despite:
- the calmness displayed by him
- the videoing
- the not approaching her
The menacing threats and the attempts to lure her pet away from her.
vikorr wrote:....and to the contrary for the white woman...full support, with no condemnation of her even thoush she was the only evidenced aggressor,
She was not an aggressor in any way.
vikorr wrote:she was the only one evidenced to walk up to him and jab fingers in his face...she was who emphasised his race, telling him she would lie about him to the police "I'm going to tell them there is an African American man threatening my life..."
She did not say she would lie. She was telling the truth. That thug did threaten her.
vikorr wrote:Your criticism is all one sided,
It is proper that I criticize you. What you are doing is horrible. You should be ashamed.
vikorr wrote:despite the many good qualities shown by the black man
Good qualities like making threats and trying to lure her pet away?
vikorr wrote:and the many ugly qualities shown by the white woman...
She showed no ugly qualities of any sort.
vikorr wrote:it is the white woman you fully support,
Rightfully so. People have the right to protect themselves from menacing thugs.
vikorr wrote:and the black man you fully condem...
I do not condemn him. I just refuse to let you get away with pretending that he did not threaten her and try to lure her pet away from her.
vikorr wrote:with barely an iota of recognition of the rights & wrongs on both sides.
Wrong. I recognize that she was wrong for not having her dog on it's leash.
However, that does not remove her right to defend herself and her pet from a menacing thug.
vikorr wrote:Ie. One sided bias / obvious double standards.
You are the one who is displaying bias and double standards.
vikorr wrote:But then again, neither was that your statement. Your statement was that he approached her...which when I pointed out there is no evidence of this (but certainly evidence of him not approaching her and asking her multiple times to stay away from him)...you ignored that you were wrong and changed the subject...so again displaying your bias for all to see.
That is incorrect. My statement was that he tried to lure her pet away from her.
vikorr wrote:People without underlying biases correct their false assumptions.
Your underlying biases are quite deep.