more prone to react angrily to a threat, or assume a threat more quickly, if he's not honorable himself. But we don't really know about Martin. He isn't here to defend himself. He can't explain what the screwdriver was. He has never been convicted of selling drugs or burglarizing jewelry with a screwdriver, except in some courts of public opinion. Whatever he did wrong in his life, it seems karma paid him back with far too much interest. The people we need to put on public display are the race hustlers and those who have decided Zimmerman is a murderer and a racist with absolutely no basis. Not Martin. My hunch is that both Martin and Zimmerman over reacted to the situation, that Zimmerman escalated from 'I suspect this person and called the cops' to 'I am going to bring a gun into a situation where I'm interacting with people in a way that could easily lead to serious problems, even though cops are aware of the situation' and Martin possibly escalated to attack Zimmerman as Z tried to leave the confrontation. It didn't serve the race hustlers to soberly note that Zimmerman could have done his public service in more cautious way, or that Martin could have reacted to the confrontation in a more reasonable way (than it seems he did). They instead insisted, without knowing, that Zimmerman is extremely evil. As someone noted recently, they are everything they claiming to be angry with Zimmerman for being. One thing