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@matrix if this goes to trial you're gonna see a lot of bullshit.
They'll either delay it or try to threaten a jury. They're not gonna want average people to come to the conclusion that he should have shot more pedo rioters.
They'll either delay it or try to threaten a jury. They're not gonna want average people to come to the conclusion that he should have shot more pedo rioters.
@zemichi I think he's screwed. In Wisconsin it's illegal for people under 18 to carry a weapon and a felony if they kill anyone with it.
@matrix why would "the law" have anything to do with a situation of unlawlessness?
Every time these cases come up they always ask the question "did you need to kill a person or could you avoid it?" If you could avoid killing someone then they lock you up no question.
Let's be real here. When shit like CHAZ gets promoted and defended can you really avoid violence? Who cares if he has a gun? He could have a hammer and do the same thing. If the average person thinks that they're not safe from a riot they're not going to consider him guilty.
Every time these cases come up they always ask the question "did you need to kill a person or could you avoid it?" If you could avoid killing someone then they lock you up no question.
Let's be real here. When shit like CHAZ gets promoted and defended can you really avoid violence? Who cares if he has a gun? He could have a hammer and do the same thing. If the average person thinks that they're not safe from a riot they're not going to consider him guilty.
@zemichi @matrix 'use it' could mean 'use it to intimidate would be looters to stay away from this business'. If they want to convict him on 1st degree murder, they'd have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that at least at some point during that night, he was trying to antagonize people into a situation where he could shoot them and claim self defense. Unless there's some unreleased video of him getting in people's faces he's going to walk. Keep in mind that having a gun, even illegally, does not remove his self defense privilege.
See: https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/939/III/48
Kyle had privilege of self protection under 939.48(2)(b), and the group of assailants lost theirs under 939.48(2)(c)
See: https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/939/III/48
Kyle had privilege of self protection under 939.48(2)(b), and the group of assailants lost theirs under 939.48(2)(c)
@videomurder And? Can't a dude join a protest?
@matrix not that dude.
My sane opinion:
If you're going to a riot with a weapon you are definitely intending to use it.
However if you told me to be on a jury about this guy I would say I would ignore every fact about the case and call him not guilty. In fact if probably lie to hide my bias to find him not guilty. Local governments don't get to promote defunding the police and say you can't defend yourself those opinions can't mix.