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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: tejek who wrote (726811)7/15/2013 7:34:08 PM
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Ted, since you have a hard time keeping a clear line of thought, let me put you back on track.

You think Martin was justified in attacking Zimmerman and starting the physical altercation simply because Zimmerman was following him around.

To you, following someone is aggressive behavior, and according to you (your words, mind you), the "normal physiological response to another person's aggression is to fight or flee."

Hence you think Martin had every right to attack Zimmerman.

This is why your opinion doesn't count, because you think being tailed gives you the right to beat up your follower.

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