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<blockquote data-quote="trplnkl" data-source="post: 957401" data-attributes="member: 13254">You sure seem to show a lot of faith in the media, a lot more than I do. I have seen very little corroborated by video. The only video I have seen came from the police station. You video must be much clearer than mine to definably say that there were no signs of Zimmerman having been in an altercation. The police reports say that he had been cleaned up by paramedics, if this is true, it might be hard to tell from grainy videos. Plus I&#039;m not so sure that , in of it&#039;s self, matters. &nbsp;The overwhelming fact is that everything WE KNOW comes from the media, both sides have been accused of changing audio tapes, editing videos etc. It&#039;s gotten so out of hand that no one really knows what is true and what is not. &nbsp;If Bill Kristol or anyone else for that matter, believes in their heart that the &quot;stand you ground&quot; law is unconstitutional they are free to challenge it through the courts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trplnkl, post: 957401, member: 13254"] You sure seem to show a lot of faith in the media, a lot more than I do. I have seen very little corroborated by video. The only video I have seen came from the police station. You video must be much clearer than mine to definably say that there were no signs of Zimmerman having been in an altercation. The police reports say that he had been cleaned up by paramedics, if this is true, it might be hard to tell from grainy videos. Plus I'm not so sure that , in of it's self, matters. The overwhelming fact is that everything WE KNOW comes from the media, both sides have been accused of changing audio tapes, editing videos etc. It's gotten so out of hand that no one really knows what is true and what is not. If Bill Kristol or anyone else for that matter, believes in their heart that the "stand you ground" law is unconstitutional they are free to challenge it through the courts. [/QUOTE]

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