What precedent this sets for stalking laws in this country.

That's why this verdict is sooooooo wrong on several levels.

set up a schedule to vary who is following GZ at any one time.

Might want to consult with a lawyer first..

Watch.

If it were illegal, paparazzi would be in jail.

"Following" does not rise to the legal definition of "stalking". (All squirrels are mammals, but not all mammals are squirrels.)

What's your point?

Seems perfectly legal and rational for multiple armed people, preferably blacks, to follow Mr Wannabe everywhere he goes for the rest of his life. When he complains...

Confronting the follower is the crime and makes one worthy of being shot..and absolves the follower if he/she was "scared"...

That sounds very irrational and I don't see how this case sets any precedent that would allow for such behavior.

GZ followed TM with an aggressive mindset, as evidenced by his belief that TM was a "punk," and when TM confronted him about it GZ blew him away. So not only is it rational to do the same to GZ, it is emotionally satisfying as well. Sometimes justice and revenge do coincide.

They can follow him, and he can complain all he likes.

If they do it repeatedly, it may rise to the level of stalking. (See FL statutes on stalking.)

Surely you jest? That 3rd world cesspool? No thanks.

Are probably nearly identical in all 50 states

.. I care fuckall about "statutes" when this kind of shit passes for "justice."

Take your legalities and ...

And to protect the people he interacts with.

I don't see a difference.

and apparently the person trying to stop being followed is the criminal..go figure

They are out there. If you feel like you are being stalked, you can call the police, and have a hearing with a judge- perhaps they will issue a restraining order if they feel it is appropriate.

The guy was paranoid before this ever happened.

Now he knows he got away with murder.

Even if nobody is following him, he's always going to think they are.

Eventually, he'll snap.

May he always look over his shoulder and never know a day's peace or happiness for his smugness, arrogance, and lack of remorse.

I don't think he has a conscience that will make him crazy, but that fear sure will. I hope he has nightmares for the rest of his life.

He can work it out in this life or the next, but it isn't going to be pretty

A jail cell would've been my first choice but he isn't really a free man.

And as we're learned ... so long as you reasonably fear for your life ... anything goes.