Regarding Zimmerman: You Can be Wrong Even if You're in the Right

Something my mother told me when I was a kid, "You can be wrong, even if you're completely in the right."

We've all heard it...we've all been there. 

The old adage of "people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones" may be applicable as well.  How many of us have done things in life that affect others in an unforgivable way? 

If you've ever been divorced with children, that's one. 

If you've ever been broke and couldn't pay for needed things in the family, that's another one.

If you've ever neglected to go to a child's birthday party, ......

Oh, sure, Treyvon Martin shouldn't have been where he was that night.  Zimmerman should have been aware of the kid with no gun or weapon.  There were wrongs on both sides of the fence. 

And, a grown man should not have fired on a kid, or anyone that wasn't armed...sign of an untrained gun toter.  Also, Zimmerman was bit of a wimp if he couldn't slap a young kid around, don't you think?

Don't think Zimmerman is feeling good right now....I'm sure his life will be hell from now on.

I didn't shoot anyone, but mine is.