Exactly. Obama poured oil over troubled waters, calming people in the wake of what appeared to many to be a huge injustice - the stalking of an unarmed teen who was killed while attempting to save his own life from that armed stalker.

There's quite a contrast between the two presidents, Obama speaking to soothe tempers over a perceived injustice, Trump doubling down on his condemnation of those protesting violence against black citizens, calling them "sons of b****es. Obama was recognized as a peacemaker, Trump earned the contempt of all decent people.

Obama didn't use the fact of black-on-black crime to justify the verdict, which was not that Trayvon was guilty - he wasn't on trial, he was dead, shot by a creepy self-appointed wanna-be cop; Obama pointed out that the jury found reasonable doubt that the armed creep committed intentional murder. It is you, motley, who is using a statement out of context to justify the killing of a black teen who was doing nothing illegal.