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He had a choice. When he seen things were out of control he should have hopped in his car and went back home.
That's ignorant and that is not what the law says. Using this logic, there is no situation that affords a person the right to claim self-defense, if he was in a dangerous situation.Then Ray Charles doesn't understand the laws either. When you deliberately take a firearm into a heated situation like that you nullified your right to self-defense. The law reads an armed citizen can use deadly force for self-defense if they took every step possible to avoid using that weapon. Rittenhouse did the exact opposite.
That's ignorant and that is not what the law says. Using this logic, there is no situation that affords a person the right to claim self-defense, if he was in a dangerous situation.
Rittenhouse did not provoke a confrontation and he has no duty under Wisconsin law to retreat if he felt there was a reasonable likelihood that he would suffer death or serious bodily injury.
Ya know, CCP Bitch LeBron James really is an asshole.....
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That is not relevant. Whether or not he should have been there or whether or not he should have had a gun doesn't preclude his right to self-defense. Are you saying that if he didn't have a gun and he bashed these people's heads in with a bat then the killings would have been justified? Is the weapon the issue here or are you arguing that he didn't have the right to use deadly force when a guy is chasing him and coming towards him with a gun?
He did, again you’re sounding like a bitter demofk right now.
are you saying he forfeited his right to live?
hey Ray, what was Kyle’s choice at the moment Rosenbaum ran at him, ziminsku with a pistol? Feel free to offer the option
WTF are you talking about?My argument is that he took zero measures into trying to escape a very potentially violent situation.
This kid did not push anyone to the ground. He was attacked. He was not the aggressor. His life was in danger. Self-defense...I don't care if I sound like anything. To get a CCW in my state you need to take 10 hours of class time much of it covering laws. The protection of self-defense has restrictions. I can't go up to somebody in the street, push them to the ground, and when they come after me shoot them claiming self-defense. I would not be covered under our self-defense laws under those circumstances.
So what, Rosenbaum didn’t belong there, Kyle’s father lived there! He had more right to be there than Rosenbaum
Would this have been before or after Rosenbaum took his gun away from him?
That's ignorant and that is not what the law says. Using this logic, there is no situation that affords a person the right to claim self-defense, if he was in a dangerous situation.
Rittenhouse did not provoke a confrontation and he has no duty under Wisconsin law to retreat if he felt there was a reasonable likelihood that he would suffer death or serious bodily injury.
This kid did not push anyone to the ground. He was attacked. He was not the aggressor. His life was in danger. Self-defense...
This is the face you make when you get banned from Twitter...This is just fucking awful on so many levels.
Holy shit.
WTF are you talking about?
He ran...he was running to get to the line of cops...he was chased down....he was hit repeatedly with a skateboard....he was kicked / stomped.....the last thug pulled out a pistol with hollow points and aimed it at his head....
The only question was if this was self-defense. It was.
This case meets every requirement for self-defense.That point seemed to get by you, and that point is self-defense with a deadly weapon is not unconditional. There are restrictions when you can use self-defense.