The homeowner and wife should've gone inside and locked the door + called the cops. The father should've gotten into the vehicle and called the cops.

How is this applied to Rittenhouse leaving the first shooting and re engaging into "mostly peaceful protests"

before the trolls appear * I still say Rhit. case was self defense.

At no point after shooting Rosenbaum did Rittenhouse reengage.

So he stayed there and called 911?
he never left there?

What you're trying to do will not work. Especially from what I've seen of your reading comprehension level, I doubt you could muster a cogent argument. What it boils down to is, you're still throwing a toddler tantrum about the Rittenhouse verdict and this is your way of crying.

I've thought about this one before commenting.
In and out here and there when it's came to my mind.

Castle doctrine doesn't apply here.
Police could have been called and it would have been settled in court about "seeing the kids"
I think the younger guy coulda just rolled the Chad guy imo, maybe not.
I don't think this was self defense, more of a dick measuring contest until Chad told him to "do it" and the guy with the gun called his raise, flopped his dong on the table, and dropped him.
Don't think it will go well for the self defense claim.

This post was edited by lolkggz on Nov 26 2021 05:41pm

Comparative to Crunkt

Not self defense. That was a clear escalation of force.

Whether it was legal or not will depend on the specific state law, but from a moral, common sense, and safety perspective, dude escalated the situation unnecessarily. He should be on every poster at the NRA for "How not to use a gun".

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Nov 26 2021 05:47pm

If you watch the unedited video slowly, you can see him grab/tug his gun.


But at the same time, why did he go back in and grab the gun and escalate it? Provoking him to slightly tug his gun so he can shoot him?

This is awful and that video shows a degradation of human life unfathomable, everyone in that video should be ashamed of themselves.

No, he retreated.