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pinky0926 posted...

Again I don't question the legal justification for his actions and morally I can see that he had to defend himself and used the weapon he had to hand to do so. So far so good.

But maybe it's because I'm not american but the idea of showing up to a riot (and sure, let's call it a riot) with a rifle...like what did anyone think was going to happen? Is that normal rational behaviour? Does a car dealership mean so much to you that you're prepared to pop some people over it

I just can't get over the fact that he turned up with a loaded rifle in the first place.

Well I can't get over the fact that Rittenhouse's critics and haters seem to have no problems with lawless riots and orgies of destruction and violence ( just as long as it's a city far away from their comfortable suburbs).

It's in the Media's best interest for widescale riots as well. Better ratings! And how dare some vigilante show up and try to save a gas station!

Some people actually think it's ok for the protesters to have guns but not Rittenhouse, which doesn't make sense to me at all.