1) He'd call the police beforehand? That was his plan? Sounds like a crapshoot to me.
2) I think that when people use language like "stalking his prey," they are certainly suggesting that GZ went out that night searching for a black person to kill. It is language used for predators, and predators go on the prowl with intent. But why get the police involved in the first place and why waste precious time calling the cops when he could be "stalking" his "prey"? It just doesn't add up.
3) I think that somehow TM and GZ's paths crossed and turned into a deadly confrontation. I don't know why or how that final confrontation occurred, but I don't think it was planned and I don't think it was racially motivated. IMO, it was a situation that turned horribly fatal because one man was carrying a gun. Take the gun out of the equation and IMO there would not have been a teenager's life cut tragically short.
JMO, OMO, and :moo:
You can't take the gun out of the equation. That's the crux of it.
I don't know who's saying that he left the house that night, got his gun and said, I'm gonna go kill a black kid, that preposterous and distorting the issue.
The fact is, he profiled this kid and deemed him a criminal, no one ever said he couldn't call 911.
HE chose to go after him with his weapon, after he deemed that another one of these *advertiser censored***** wasn't going to get away. Yeah I can see how that might be considered hunted down, or stalking his prey. Trayvon was just one of those *advertiser censored****** to him.
There would have been no paths crossing if he had just stayed in his car.
GZ had all the choices that would have avoided the deadly encounter.
He chose differently, he should have been arrested.
The excuses for this man are beyond comprehension as are the reasons used to blame the dead boy.
JMHO