On Mar 28, 2012, at 2:45 PM, Michael Oke, II wrote:
> I can't get past the fact that Zimmerman put himself in the situation and it
> seems knowingly of the ability to hide behind Florida's stand your ground
> law.
I'm just wondering how "stand your ground" came to mean "run after the
person even after the police told you not to".
He pursued the victim and initiated the confrontation. I don't see how
"stand your ground" is even remotely relevant here.
-- Ed Leafe
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