Rotten House Skater Target

photo2uj · #91 ● 11-20-2021, 05:41 AM

Served this country for 30+ years and support open carry. However, this little want to be Rambo is a total idiot. If you want to open carry around the country and act like fool go ahead. Just like an in other states, open carry will be abolish. He is a perfect example of his mother who was responsible for him. The idiot who gave him the rifle is also an idiot. He entrusted a complete bitch for such weapon. He was not fooling me with those fake tears. I do not believe him one bit. He better prepare his act better for all of the other trials that are being prepared. Weather he is a white supremacist or not, He got away with murder.

SkinnyFella · #92 ● 11-20-2021, 12:33 PM

Originally Posted by photo2uj ↗

Served this country for 30+ years and support open carry. However, this little want to be Rambo is a total idiot. If you want to open carry around the country and act like fool go ahead. Just like an in other states, open carry will be abolish. He is a perfect example of his mother who was responsible for him. The idiot who gave him the rifle is also an idiot. He entrusted a complete bitch for such weapon. He was not fooling me with those fake tears. I do not believe him one bit. He better prepare his act better for all of the other trials that are being prepared. Weather he is a white supremacist or not, He got away with murder.

I agree that open carry is a bad idea. It's douchey as shit to walk into a store with a rifle strapped to your back, a pistol on the hip, and a blade by your side, like you're a toon in Fortnite. I also think that it invites trouble the long run. We see stories of people who were beaten or murdered for their cell phones. Guns are worth much more. A dude bristling with guns makes for a risky, but extremely profitable, target for motivated criminals.

Having said that, the law doesn't give a shit how I feel about open carry. If it's legal, it's legal, which it is in Wisconsin, and their Supreme Court already asserted that if open carry is legal, openly carrying does not constitute a threat or provocation.

That's the crux of the problem here. People are confusing their feelings on Kyle, open carry, gun rights, right vs left wingers, BLM, protests/riots, etc., with what is allowable under the law.

Kyle was not on trial to determine if his choice to openly carry a rifle during a riot was shitty. He was in trial to determine if his shitty choice was illegal. Clearly, the jury and judge thought that him carrying his weapon was protected under the law. I don't commend his choice. He made himself a target for aggression by openly carrying in opposition to the rioters, but he was within his rights to do so, and anyone that went after him for it was in the wrong, allowing him the self-defense argument, and making them the agressors.

akyan · #93 ● 11-20-2021, 02:24 PM

This trial was about whether he killed people in self defense or not. Stop bringing up white supremacy, black lives matter, or any politically motivated topics.

This was about the right to shoot a motherfucker that's threatening my life. The two people that were killed tried to grab his gun... I would have shot them too. The guy who was wounded admitted he drew his gun and pointed at the kid before the kid opened fired.

I don't care what their intentions were, no one is psychic. Anyone with half a brain can see the kid did not start it. That's what this trial was all about.

If you think otherwise, go find a person armed with a gun, tell him you are going to kill him and try to grab their gun, see what happends.

Also if you don't like the justice system here, move to China, Russia, or Belarus, then try to protest... you die on the street holding your sign or we will never see you again. This country has one of the best govening and judicial systems in the world, I am tired of fuckers being ungrateful little bitches.

18Zulu · #94 ● 11-20-2021, 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by pyromancer555 ↗

Have been dealing with J's for the last four years I've been charged with knives tire irons all sorts of shit and have never shot one of them. Honestly have been hit with a skate board a few times in high school that's what all my friends used to ride doesn't warrant being shot it's honestly not a super effective weapon hurts sure but not life threatening in the slightest. Dude got attacked by a base head looking dude and shot him you must be a bitch to think that dude could've killed you with a skate board.

If you're scared of him though that's on you. I personally see no deadly threat from that dude at all. But that might be just me I don't know.

Let’s meet up I’ll bring a skateboard. We will see how that ends for you

bigdaddy0910 · #95 ● 11-20-2021, 03:58 PM

Not guilty on ALL charges!!!!

bigdaddy0910 · #96 ● 11-20-2021, 04:02 PM

Originally Posted by SkinnyFella ↗

I agree that open carry is a bad idea. It's douchey as shit to walk into a store with a rifle strapped to your back, a pistol on the hip, and a blade by your side, like you're a toon in Fortnite. I also think that it invites trouble the long run. We see stories of people who were beaten or murdered for their cell phones. Guns are worth much more. A dude bristling with guns makes for a risky, but extremely profitable, target for motivated criminals.

Having said that, the law doesn't give a shit how I feel about open carry. If it's legal, it's legal, which it is in Wisconsin, and their Supreme Court already asserted that if open carry is legal, openly carrying does not constitute a threat or provocation.

That's the crux of the problem here. People are confusing their feelings on Kyle, open carry, gun rights, right vs left wingers, BLM, protests/riots, etc., with what is allowable under the law.

Kyle was not on trial to determine if his choice to openly carry a rifle during a riot was shitty. He was in trial to determine if his shitty choice was illegal. Clearly, the jury and judge thought that him carrying his weapon was protected under the law. I don't commend his choice. He made himself a target for aggression by openly carrying in opposition to the rioters, but he was within his rights to do so, and anyone that went after him for it was in the wrong, allowing him the self-defense argument, and making them the agressors.

That probably sounded good in your mind to say he made a shitty decision. The shittiest decision to the adults in the room was to attack a guy who is legally carrying his weapon. The shittiest decision to the adults in the room was for those out there rioting and looting and commotion g violence for a year they care nothing about. THOSE are shitty decisions. Not carrying a weapon legally.

SkinnyFella · #97 ● 11-20-2021, 04:45 PM

Originally Posted by bigdaddy0910 ↗

That probably sounded good in your mind to say he made a shitty decision. The shittiest decision to the adults in the room was to attack a guy who is legally carrying his weapon. The shittiest decision to the adults in the room was for those out there rioting and looting and commotion g violence for a year they care nothing about. THOSE are shitty decisions. Not carrying a weapon legally.

I love purity tests. Even when someone agrees with you that Kyle had the right to defend himself, we still have to be admonished for not agreeing on the details 100%. This is exactly why we are where we are at.