In reaction to George Zimmerman’s arrest for threatening his girlfriend with a shotgun, the Daily News released a cover that read, “Will Someone Please Stand Their Ground with this Menace?” Is it correct to interpret this as an implied call for violence against George Zimmerman? Because of the notoriety of the Trayvon Martin murder case, has the phrase ‘Stand Your Ground’ become synonymous with violence? Was the newspaper wrong to publish such a headline? “* The Young Turks hosts Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian break it down.

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