him, and to call police to report a suspicious person. To be honest, I think Zimmerman's calling the cops was reasonable regardless of if Martin was an honor roll student or if he was Osama Bin laden. He thought it looked as though the kid's appearance and actions showed a druggie moving in unlikely areas peering into homes as if up to no good. I guess I'm not in tune with society at large on this, but that's good enough for me. Whether his gut instinct was accurate is interesting, but even if it wasn't, merely calling in a suspicious person report is OK. It's such a shame that Obama and apparently half of Hollywood and tons of bigots like Al Sharpton have seen this as an opportunity to take a side and personalize this, inciting so much more hatred. What Obama should have done is... well nothing actually, but if he had to do something I would have preferred he give a speech on how to be a responsible community watch citizen. This is supposed to be Obama's big resume, right? Community organizing? He should know all about the nitty gritty details of how to do it. See something suspicious? Call it in. Record details. Don't come into contact until there's some imminent threat. Minimize risks and deescalate. Instead, Obama was taking sides to the degree that Trayvon is Obama's adopted son now. If someone is in reasonable fear of bodily injury, they need to defend themselves. If on