youenjoymyself1 posted... That's not what he said. He said it was your responsibility as a gun owner to never use one to defend yourself.
And there's no law saying you cannot defend yourself if you put yourself in a bad situation. Only if you're in the commission of a felony, like you're robbing someone, do you give up your right to self defense.
It is like you guys didn't pay attention to the trial at all but you wanna argue and project your own morals and act like that is the law of the land.
The law doesn't care about your fee fees, and the thing is that you think the guy who pulled out a gun and chased down Rittenhouse has more rights to be there than Rittenhouse himself because of what political sports team he played on, period. I mean what about his "responsibility as a gun owner to never use it for defense" lol.
As we know the law is morality and nobody enforcing the law has ever been incorrect