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Training on some range has nothing to do with where you can legally carry, nothing to do with the fact that when someone makes the conscious choice to attack you, chase you, stomp yiu, and try to shoot yiu 1) it isn't your fault & 2) you have the right to defend yourself.No, I just seem to be the only person who paid attention in my training classes. Before they ever allowed us on the range we had to demonstrate our understanding and knowledge of many aspects of handling and carrying a firearm, ,most importantly when you can lawfully shoot and claim self-defense.
Our instructors were very adamant that when you start carrying a firearm, you have to change your behavior if you don't want the emotional and financial expenses of being tried for UNLAWFULLY killing someone, if you're successful, and/or the possible loss of life and/or freedom if not.
You don't insert yourself into volatile situations, you put your ego in check and walk away from a lot of things that are nothing but stupidity and words which can only hurt your pride. You don't insert yourself into other people's conflicts and you learn how to deescalate certain situation if possible, if you can't, then just remove yourself from the situation. Protests can turn into riots or other dangerous situations not just from the rioters but from law enforcement as well if they can't distinguish you from the rioters, vandals looters, etc.
Kyle has no one to blame but himself for the situation he's in now. This is what happens when people with no background, training or knowledge of the law think it's okay to pick up a weapon (unlawfully) and travel across state lines with it (unlawfully) and join in "the fun".
People who don't possess the knowledge or common sense to keep their own selves safe, yet for some reason some of you think that it's not only lawful but a good idea for these same people to attempt to detain and//or arrest others for violations of laws. That is insane on it's face.
Calling Rosenbaum a "victim" is just stupid.Before or after he killed his first victim?
Calling Rosenbaum a "victim" is just stupid.
Sure, the lying corrupt prosecutor, ADA Binger, told the jury that Kyle chased down and attacked Rosenbaum, but the video evidence that the prosecutor tried to suppress the jury from seeing conclusively proves that the exact opposite of the prosecutor's lie is what really happened.
The video proves that Rosenbaum chased down and attacked Kyle. It wasn't the other way around. Kyle never chased down Rosenbaum.
Have you even seen the video?
Are you posting from prison where you don't have access to the video?
He shouldn’t have been in Wisconsin at all, armed or unarmed.In the Rittenhouse case, he shouldn't have been armed in the first place due to his age
Another act of murder motivated by racism and hate.in the case of the McMichaels they didn't just initiate the confrontation that led to the shooting...
He shouldn’t have been in Wisconsin at all, armed or unarmed.
Rittenhouse traveled to another state with the intent of killing those engaged in peaceful, lawful protest.
Local businesses were in no need of Rittenhouse’s ‘protection’ – motivated by racism and hate, Rittenhouse willingly placed himself in a dangerous situation armed to murder; he can make no claim to ‘self-defense.’
You're simply stupidly parroting ridiculous disinformation from the fake news media, you LWNJ moronic moonbat.Kyle has no one to blame but himself for the situation he's in now. This is what happens when people with no background, training or knowledge of the law think it's okay to pick up a weapon (unlawfully) and travel across state lines with it (unlawfully) and join in "the fun".
The people "engaged in peaceful, lawful protest" went home when the curfew was declared. The ones left were violent rioters.He shouldn’t have been in Wisconsin at all, armed or unarmed.
Rittenhouse traveled to another state with the intent of killing those engaged in peaceful, lawful protest.
Local businesses were in no need of Rittenhouse’s ‘protection’ – motivated by racism and hate, Rittenhouse willingly placed himself in a dangerous situation armed to murder; he can make no claim to ‘self-defense.’
True. In the Rittenhouse case, he shouldn't have been armed in the first place due to his age,
He shouldn’t have been in Wisconsin at all, armed or unarmed.
Rittenhouse traveled to another state with the intent of killing those engaged in peaceful, lawful protest.
Local businesses were in no need of Rittenhouse’s ‘protection’ – motivated by racism and hate, Rittenhouse willingly placed himself in a dangerous situation armed to murder; he can make no claim to ‘self-defense.’
You are confused.No, I just seem to be the only person who paid attention in my training classes. Before they ever allowed us on the range we had to demonstrate our understanding and knowledge of many aspects of handling and carrying a firearm, ,most importantly when you can lawfully shoot and claim self-defense.
Our instructors were very adamant that when you start carrying a firearm, you have to change your behavior if you don't want the emotional and financial expenses of being tried for UNLAWFULLY killing someone, if you're successful, and/or the possible loss of life and/or freedom if not.
You don't insert yourself into volatile situations, you put your ego in check and walk away from a lot of things that are nothing but stupidity and words which can only hurt your pride. You don't insert yourself into other people's conflicts and you learn how to deescalate certain situation if possible, if you can't, then just remove yourself from the situation. Protests can turn into riots or other dangerous situations not just from the rioters but from law enforcement as well if they can't distinguish you from the rioters, vandals looters, etc.
Kyle has no one to blame but himself for the situation he's in now. This is what happens when people with no background, training or knowledge of the law think it's okay to pick up a weapon (unlawfully) and travel across state lines with it (unlawfully) and join in "the fun".
People who don't possess the knowledge or common sense to keep their own selves safe, yet for some reason some of you think that it's not only lawful but a good idea for these same people to attempt to detain and//or arrest others for violations of laws. That is insane on it's face.
Not necessarily. Under Wisconsin law a minor can be in possession of a firearm as long as he's with someone of lawful age. He was there with Dominic Black, who was his Firearms instructor and the owner of the firearm Kyle was carrying. He testified that when the shit hit the fan he had gotten separated from his buddy, an adult (there were shots fired nearby). So he likely wasn't in violation of any law.True
Rittenhouse is guilty of a misdomeanor and will face some consequences for that
But otherwise he is guilty of nothing
He shouldn’t have been in Wisconsin at all, armed or unarmed.
What difference does his choice of weapon make? He's still underage and I'm not sure about WI but in many states while the legal age to possess a long gun is 18, it's 21 for a handgun. He's be in violation of the law either way.
I'm not sure his alleged good deed offsets two dead bodies, but I guess we'll all see.
Wasn’t there a curfew?Too much freedom going on around here!!!
The gun was Kyle’s, illegal purchased by Black who is facing charges for it.He was there with Dominic Black, who was his Firearms instructor and the owner of the firearm Kyle was carrying
He didn't take the gun across state lines.No, I just seem to be the only person who paid attention in my training classes. Before they ever allowed us on the range we had to demonstrate our understanding and knowledge of many aspects of handling and carrying a firearm, ,most importantly when you can lawfully shoot and claim self-defense.
Our instructors were very adamant that when you start carrying a firearm, you have to change your behavior if you don't want the emotional and financial expenses of being tried for UNLAWFULLY killing someone, if you're successful, and/or the possible loss of life and/or freedom if not.
You don't insert yourself into volatile situations, you put your ego in check and walk away from a lot of things that are nothing but stupidity and words which can only hurt your pride. You don't insert yourself into other people's conflicts and you learn how to deescalate certain situation if possible, if you can't, then just remove yourself from the situation. Protests can turn into riots or other dangerous situations not just from the rioters but from law enforcement as well if they can't distinguish you from the rioters, vandals looters, etc.
Kyle has no one to blame but himself for the situation he's in now. This is what happens when people with no background, training or knowledge of the law think it's okay to pick up a weapon (unlawfully) and travel across state lines with it (unlawfully) and join in "the fun".
People who don't possess the knowledge or common sense to keep their own selves safe, yet for some reason some of you think that it's not only lawful but a good idea for these same people to attempt to detain and//or arrest others for violations of laws. That is insane on it's face.
Racism, huh? How many black guys did he shoot again? And last I checked, it's hardly peaceful and lawful to try to set cars on fire.He shouldn’t have been in Wisconsin at all, armed or unarmed.
Rittenhouse traveled to another state with the intent of killing those engaged in peaceful, lawful protest.
Local businesses were in no need of Rittenhouse’s ‘protection’ – motivated by racism and hate, Rittenhouse willingly placed himself in a dangerous situation armed to murder; he can make no claim to ‘self-defense.’
Technically it was Black's gun, not Kyle's. It was legally purchased by Black and stored in a gun safe at Black's home.The gun was Kyle’s, illegal purchased by Black who is facing charges for it.
Nope. Black bought it for Kyle with Kyle’s money for Kyle’s use.Technically it was Black's gun, not Kyle's. It was legally purchased by Black and stored in a gun safe at Black's home.
