The white man got me got me questioning: where is the justice?

It started a couple of weeks ago with just a few cryptic messages on Twitter and other social media websites: Where is the justice? and R.I.P. TrayvonMartin. A day later, nationally-syndicated radio host Michael Baisden sent out a message to his 65,000 Twitter followers and 585,000 Facebook fans, adding a few details. “Unarmed 17-year-old boy shot by neighbourhood watch captain in Sanford, FL outside of Orlando,” the tweet said. It provided a web link to a story. Since then, hundreds of thousands of messages have spread the word about Trayvon Martin, a black teenager who was shot to death Feb. 26 by neighbourhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman. Racial tensions have rapidly escalated as civil rights groups have held rallies, saying the shooting was unjustified. It was unjustified unless Zimmerman was acting in self-defence, and that bellend should count himself lucky he hasn't been arrested yet. This sort of carry-on is totally unnecessary and should never have happened. Time is passing while a child murderer is walking free, and he should be arrested before another child dies at the hands of that nutjob.