In context it’s clear my point was that you should’ve held to that conclusion from the start, but you’ve gotten really into selectively
You know I've generally been using the full quotes from you right?
Also I'm not sure what you really mean by "quoting me for your Greek Aristocrat fetish."
And yet, having seen all of it, I still think he wasn’t provoked to the degree that shooting was his only option. He made a split second dipshit decision.
It was the most effective and most likely to lead to success in the cases. True it wasn't his ONLY option but then I don't think a sacrificial judo roll move would have had as a high a chance of success and could have put him in a far worse spot.
You can do that without a gun, as I said earlier, and threatening death for a building is probably disproportionate.
And as I said earlier he was handed it by the owner just in case things went south. He didn't "Threaten death" he was rushed by a dude who yelled "Fuck you" initially and tried to grab the gun off him.
It may be a building but it's one the owner likely poured his life into, that others relied on for employment in the area. That helped support his family. He'd already lost some of that business with the cars in the lot being burned down.
To me it seems rather silly to risk death just to torch a building that has 0 to do with the local Police or authorities and just ends up hurting people who had nothing to do with the present situation.
I get that to some people kicking a dog because they've had a bad day is their screwed up way of coping with things but I still think it's screwed up and I won't be upset if the dog shows it has teeth.
The militia was celebrating the killings the moment they heard about them and were there to kill Antifa. They aren’t hiding that, they talked about it openly on telegram and the like.
You got any evidence that's why they were there?
You got any evidence they even celebrated?
Why am I asking when I think I already know the answer.
I might as well make up some BS back like claiming how those Kyle shot were wanted for multiple counts of arson against Orphanages or something because it's no longer about facts it's just trying to get people to abandon reason and go with knee jerk gut reactions and letting feelings guide them rather than have them kept in check by some kind of logic.
They’ve never been an actual thing of value, just shit you lose points for in debate club.
Fallacy Fallacy invoked.
Ok, I keep seeing this pop up, but it has always baffled me. Why does it not being Kyle's gun seem like it is such a great thing to you guys? The only way it's good for Kyle is in the point of him not being charged for weapon trafficking back and forth across the state border (which is why it is so awfully convenient that the very first piece of info to come out is this but who knows, stranger things have happened so I won't comment further down that rumor hole). The funny thing is that now, irregardless of the fact of whether or not Kyle's double homicide and assault were justified self-defense, the car shop owner is going to jail for the rest of his life because of it. If what I read of those laws from those flowcharts that got brought in forever ago was correct, he is gonna get two felony charges for the homicides and a third for the assault for providing a weapon to a minor that results in death/assault/grievous bodily harm, and any lawyer worth his bar exam fee is going to be able to argue for reckless child endangerment charges as well, because he knowingly put this kid into a situation so volatile that he felt the need to give him a loaded firearm.
The present case being brought is for 1st degree murder.
This requires evidence of premeditation.
The main argument for this was Kyle drove across state lines with the gun to join the group.
The reality. Kyle got off work in Kenosha and went directly to join the group and was given the gun there.
That also invalidates the following charges people suggested could come:
Illegal transportation of a firearm across state lines
Illegal ownership of a firearm in Kenosha while underage (possession of one if it is some-one else's being used with permission I believe is fine)
Also the car shop owner isn't technically liable either I don't believe unless Kyle is found to have no acted in self defence.
Child endangerment is maybe the only charge that could stand here.
They're just trying to argue why their hero wanna-be cop shouldn't be in legal trouble by trying to claim that the broader issue is invalidated due to a minor mixup early on.
It's the "I know she acts like a toddler and looks like a toddler but she's actually a 9000 year old dragon" argument.
No it's house built on sand argument.
It's one of the first main lies holding things up.
It's one of the best places to start pulling at stuff because it's the one people are willing to repeat. Though I can't say how many here actually do believe Kyle is a White Supremacist but they're too afraid to say so for how it will come off PR wise to just openly say that's what they think without any real evidence.