If he was genuinely afraid of the man doing as he asked, then he may have Darren Wilson to thank.
Oh, wait- a lot of Darren Wilsons in Ferguson to thank.
He had no reason to stop a man coming out of a seat belt in a gas station- and he definitely should have been the one apologizing.
He wasn't the one about to get shot.
He was the one letting his crazy imagination run away with him.
I still think he owes Ferguson, and America in general, a lot for that unfortunate reality.
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