That's for the DA. And he can't.
But you agree - none of that, in this instance, negates his claim - because even if all of that is true he right to self-defense still exists.
Don;t forget -- the burden here in on the DA to prove Rittemhouse did not have a reasonable fear for his life , or bodily harm.
If he can't then under WI law, the claim of self-0defense stands.
If that's all the DA convinces the jury of, Rittemhouse goes free - because none of that negates the fact he shot people who were chasing him with the intent to harm him.