Here is what I want. ...
I want Zimmerman to feel every day the same way Martin did that night when a dumbass decided to follow him for no good reason. I want them to feel suspicious of him, even though a jury found him not guilty, just because they suspect him of being up to no good. I want them to follow him around because, punks like him always get away. I want him to understand what it feels like to be Trayvon Martin, and I want him to grow weary and frustrated and angry about it.
I want Martin's family to find peace, even though their child was taken from them by an armed man who wanted to play hero cop. I want this because they have demonstrated nothing but class and dignity throughout this whole ordeal.
I want people to stop chastising others who are offended by the outcome of the trial. I want them to stop telling others that what they think is not valid. I want them to stop telling those who disagree with them that they are ignoring the facts, and then backing it up with "facts" like Zimmerman was proven to have been attacked by Martin, and Zimmerman's minor injuries were caused by the major trauma of having his head bashed into a sidewalk repeatedly. I want them to stop pretending that the 911 operator didn't mean for Zimmerman to stop following Martin on the phone that night, and stop acting like it is a rational thing to do to follow another person who you are afraid of into the dark of night to find an address on a house a block away when all you had to do is go back into the light and look at the house in front of you.
I want people to stop defending the idiotic decisions Zimmerman made that night. Even though he was found not guilty he clearly made mistakes and to ignore that is to ignore the fact that a young man tragically lost his life that night.
I want people to show a little empathy to other human beings, and I want people to stop being angry because others disagree with their point of view.
I want to watch Zimmerman answer questions during cross examination during the civil trial and I want a competent lawyer to ask the questions. I want to hear a closing argument in that trial that isn't a series of questions but a cohesive narrative of something that makes more sense than the self-serving story that was put forth by the defendant in this case. I want to see him sweat, and I want him to explain the glaring inconsistencies that he didn't have to explain during the criminal trial.
I want kids to stop being shot in the street with no consequences to the shooter.
Those of you who said that he was arrested, tried and found not guilty are absolutely right. I accept the verdict, and I accept that is what our legal system defines as justice ... but I do not think there was anything just about what happened that night or in the months after that led to this verdict. And, I don't want anybody to assign my belief to my politics, my race, or any other factor that had nothing to do with me not believing Zimmerman's story.