@Frank Apisa,
Frank, you know you're beating a dead horse, or in this case, beating BillRM's already dead brain, so why is it so important to you now that, almost 5 months after the trial ended, that BillRM see the events the way you do? What difference does it make? Do your really care what he thinks?
What is more compelling is the fact that Zimmerman has continued to behave in a provocative and menacing manner toward a number of people since his acquittal, particularly when he is angry at them, and this has involved guns, or threats of his using a gun, against these people. It is entirely reasonable to surmise that this is what happened that night with Martin. Zimmerman was angry at Martin, who he thought was one of those "f---kig punks who always get away" and he provocatively menaced him by stalking him in the dark, rather than just remaining in his car, and when he finally confronted him he may well have made gestures of reaching toward his gun--and that would have provoked a defensive punch from Martin, and one punch is all he threw. Zimmerman had no other injuries to support "a beating" or any "head pounding" and his DNA was not found on Martin's hands. Martin threw a single punch--a punch Zimmerman provoked.
What BillRM and the others can't deal with, or accept, is that Zimmerman has continued to display the same pattern since his acquittal--he provokes and uses gun threats, not for any pretense of self-defense, but to intimidate and control the people he's angry at--his estranged wife, his father-in-law, his girlfriend--which is probably what he did to Martin to try to get him to stay put for the police, he likely gestured toward his gun, after provoking the entire encounter, but the frightened kid punched him in self defense, and may have struggled to get the gun, and Zimmerman panicked and shot him.
If people, such as BillRM, dare to acknowledge that Zimmerman has continued to display the same pattern of provocation and threatened gun use, toward others since his acquittal, it casts a shadow, a big shadow of doubt, on the notion that Martin was the aggressor that night, rather than a frightened kid reacting, appropriately, in self-defense to Zimmerman's threatening behaviors.
So, now they resort to trying to discredit all the others who have subsequently accused Zimmerman of provoking and menacing them, and they're trying to trash the characters of those people just as they did Trayon's.
They just don't want to face the truth about Zimmerman, and nothing you or I say is capable of making them do that.
