Reply #56

I think you might want to take your own advice, there, podner. That's a rather dismissive and snide remark, to put it nicely. It's a way of trying to tell people that their POV is not valid, and yours is somehow better--that anyone not sharing your POV is somehow "upset" or "hysterical" or not thinking clearly. Using those kinds of phrases says more about you than perhaps you realize--and what it says about you is not laudable.

The guy has no cuts or bruises as he strolls into the PD, no head wound that might have required stitches, no bloodied, broken nose, no grass stains on his clothing, and he is wearing a red jacket--which is what he was described as wearing by witnesses to the altercation that killed TRAYVON.

Yes, TRAYVON. That's T-R-A-Y-V-O-N.

I agree with those who say you should make an effort to spell the deceased's name correctly. It's been in the news often enough. It suggests disrespect otherwise, even if that was not your intent.