Blacks, and stupid whites apparently, just don't understand that you CANNOT be committing a crime and then provoke someone and then call it self defense. Even if you aren't the first person to make physical contact, if you PROVOKE, knowing you are armed, self defense no longer applies. This holds especially true in instances where you are committing a crime, such as trespassing.
For instance, if I confront someone on my property who is trespassing and they are armed, they cannot claim self defense saying that I provoked the encounter. Because had THEY not been trespassing on my property, there would have been no encounter. In fact, quite the contrary, I can claim self defense in the event of a shooting because I had a right to be where I was and I have a right to confront and remove trespassers from my property.
But in this case, he has no right to be where he was, he was asked to leave, and then he turned into a ghetto negro. Now he's an incarcerated ghetto negro. I hope he thinks it was worth it.
You CANNOT be the one who started the confrontation and then claim self defense. PERIOD.
You CANNOT be committing a crime at the time and then claim self defense. PERIOD.
These two things are non-negotiable and absolutes in the eyes of the law. Anyone who has a concealed carry permit and has taken the required training to get one, knows this already. They spend half the class telling you where you CANNOT carry, such as bars, hospitals, etc. You also can't carry into any private businesses that state that they ban firearms. If you do, without the owners permission, you are considered an armed trespasser at that point.
Carrying a weapon for self defense comes with a LOT of responsibility for your own behavior. You must stay SQUEAKY CLEAN in order to be able to claim self defense using your weapon because once you claim self defense, the burden shifts to YOU to PROVE it. At that point, you DO have to prove you are innocent of murder because once you claim self defense, you are admitting that you did it. You're just trying to prove WHY you did it.