George Zimmerman is not racist towards Black People

Thank you for a quick response.Your entire opening argument is unrelated to Racism. Let's move on.-------------------------------------------------# Everyone is a racistThe Con must understand the difference between stereotyping and being full racist. Could George Zimmerman have thought of black people as lazy, women as weak, and old people as lonely (examples from his source)? Yes. Does this say he's racist? No.What the studies really imply is that everyone stereotypes. I should also list the next example...Everyone is racist =/= Everyone is racist towards everyone.I'm a Pro-Gun Conservative, and I have smart friends AND stupid friends, and I'm not racist. Where's your evidence? This is an assumption, simply an unwarranted accusation based on stereotypes, and a very disrespectful one too.I think conservatives = sometimes racist.George Zimmerman is conservative = George Zimmerman is racist.That argument doesn't stand. It's highly unwarranted.Babies are racist, a group that Zimmerman formerly was a member:Babies can't reproduce, I was a baby once, I can't reproduce. You see how broken that statement is? The Resolution is that George Zimmerman is not racist, not that he was not, in his whole life, ever racist.Employers are racist, 50% less likely to hire someone with a name that 'sounds black'.George Zimmerman wasn't an employer, he was a student and an employee.(a)a) http://tinyurl.com...Even if George Zimmerman was an employer, this is fallacious thinking.50% employers are racist =/= every employer you meet is definitely racist.Cops are not 'definitely racist.' That's an unwarranted stereotype. Also, George Zimmerman is not a cop. Even though he wanted to be a cop, most cases found among cops is due simply to stress on the job, and isn't actually racism, but temporary stress-related anger. Having not been on the job, Zimmerman wouldn't have that issue.George Zimmerman is also not an Oprah Winfrey audience member, Ted Nugent, or anyone/thing you've mentioned.Of the 46 times Zimmerman called the Police in 8 years, the majority of people Zimmerman considers suspicious are black.Yes, and most crimes in that area were caused by Black males. Many other City Watch members, including Taaffe, supported this."Young black males have been seen in, you know, burglaries here. They've been seen with drug dealings here and the Sanford police is well aware of everything," Taaffe told the Orlando Sentinel.Calling about young black man does not make you racist, especially if all the known crimes fit the description. No one would be claiming he was racist against white people if everyone committing crimes were white and he called about white people all the time.It is easy to prove that George Zimmerman was a racist based on the fact that he called the police on a person whom he did not know anything about, except that he was black. Which was a habit.He didn't know if the kid was black. When the police asked him for a race, Zimmerman had to guess. It wasn't until the kid moved closer to observe Zimmerman that Zimmerman knew for sure the kid was black.-------------------------------------------------The Con is trying to prove everyone is racist, but all he has proven is that most people in groups Zimmerman isn't in are racist. The Con's only evidence that everyone is full blown racist is a study that shows everyone has stereotypes.Stereotypes =/= RacismGroup A, B, and C are racist =/= Group E is therefore racist.Psychology studies are hard to back up, and is open to interpretation. The end result is usually interpreted to match the Psychologist's standpoint.Now for the questions.-------------------------------------------------1- What is the legal definition of Racism.Racism:1: a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race2: racial prejudice or discriminationd) http://www.merriam-webster.com.........Racism:1. The belief that race accounts for differences in human character or ability and that a particular race is superior to others.2. Discrimination or prejudice based on race.b) http://www.thefreedictionary.com.........Using these definitions, we will answer the last questions I asked the Con.2- Has Zimmerman ever helped out the Black Community?The Shooting was not because of racism, so your argument is irrelevant. Any black man who left to protest did so on their own accord and without Zimmerman making them do it. so your argument is still irrelevant. Actually, if making people skip work to protest was racist, the NAACP would be the ones who are racist, as they made the community protest, not Zimmerman.The Con is scared to answer the second question. I shall answer for him.Well to start, let's begin with Sherman Ware. Sherman Ware was a homeless black male who was beaten by the son of a Sanford police officer.(c)Why is this guy important? Because Zimmerman was among the very few who protested for the Police Department to do something.(d)"The letter also described how Zimmerman was one of "very few" in Sanford, Fla., who spoke out publicly to condemn the "beating of the black homeless man Sherman Ware on December 4, 2010 by the son of a Sanford police officer."" The DCc) http://www.cnn.com.........d) http://dailycaller.com.........Not only was Zimmerman among the few to act, but he even had to organize the Black Community to act as well.(d) The ironic part is that Zimmerman actually request the NAACP's help with the case and the poor homeless man... They turned him down because they didn't have the resources to help.(e,f) He had to do everything on his own for the poor man.Zimmerman held a town meeting where he spoke to the community and the Mayor about this "great injustice" and requested the Police Chief be punished for the hate crime against poor Sherman Ware.(g)"The law is written in black and white," George said. "It should not and cannot be enforced in the gray for those " in the thin blue line." -The DCe) http://articles.orlandosentinel.com.........f) http://www.inquisitr.com.........g) http://dailycaller.com.........What else has Zimmerman done for the Black Community? He tutored some young black children. Zimmerman volunteered to tutor underprivileged black children,(h,i) and continued to long after the tutoring was supposed to end.h) http://www.nationalreview.com.........Zimmerman even worked with a black business partner to open up an insurance office.(i)i) http://www.mercurynews.com.........On a side note, I want to also mention that Zimmerman took a black date to the prom.(j)j) http://www.examiner.com.........3- In Zimmerman's call to 911, did he voluntarily profile Martin?The question was whether or not Zimmerman profiled him voluntarily. He did not, the Police Dispatcher had to request the information of Trayvon's race(k)Looking at the Transcript, race wasn't even involved until the Police requested the information. With this, no evidence for Racial Profiling can be found.k) http://www.documentcloud.org.........We should have known something was up with the accusation that Zimmerman racially profiled Trayvon when NBC had to apologize about an apparently edited audiotape of the 911 call.(l)l) http://www.washingtonpost.com.........You're been using Ignoratio elenchi fallacies throughout this debate.4- In Zimmerman's call to 911, why was Zimmerman suspicious of Martin?The number of calls does not make you racist. The proportion of calls about black people to the number of crimes committed by black people decides that accusation. If most crimes are committed in an area are by black man, most your calls will end up about black man. Going after someone based off a known description isn't racist, it's logical. You don't go after a white man when black men are the one's they saw commit the crime.Again, returning to the Transcript, we see that Zimmerman was suspicious because Martin looked like he was on drugs or something, and was "looking at all the houses." This all seemed suspicious after a recent onslaught of break-ins in that neighborhood.(m)Never once does Zimmerman racially profile Martin. Zimmerman didn't find him suspicious because of his color, but because of the circumstance. The Sanford Police Department's lead investigator, Chris Serino, states this exact same conclusion to the FBI.m) http://www.reuters.com.........Zimmerman doesn't seem concerned about Trayvon's color, and it doesn't seem to play a role in his suspicion.Knowing all this about Zimmerman, does what you see fit the answer to Question 1?The first question was answered with the definition of what Racism is, and the last three questions describe Zimmerman's character... The Zimmerman that the answers to Questions 2 - 4 describe does NOT match the definition of a racist that Question 1 gave us.We aren't done yet. One thing we left out is that George Zimmerman voted for Obama in the election. He agreed with Obama's character. He also felt that electing a multi-racial president would set a new standard for racial relations. Zimmerman wanted to see an end to the presidency being only a "Club of White Men."(n)"As Robert, George"s brother, told me, George is "a registered Democrat. He registered as a Hispanic. He kind of did some internal family campaigning for Obama." -Ben Shapiro, Editor-At-Large of Breitbart News"George supported Obama, Robert explained, because "He was like many young people who thought that the president"s club had been a club of white men since our founding, and that there really wasn"t a good reason for that..."" -Ben Shapiro, Editor-At-Large of Breitbart Newsn) http://www.breitbart.com.........-------------------------------------------------The Con can not prove Zimmerman was racist, and so has only brought up the racism of others in place of Zimmerman. A large argument based on Ignoratio elenchi. I rest my case that Zimmerman is not Racist towards black people, as the evidence and Zimmerman's character and past does not match the legal definition of Racism.