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Topic	Wait, Gaige Grosskreutz CHASED Kyle with his gun in hand?!
UnMead 11/27/21 9:59:49 PM #44:	joemodda posted... Kyle still did nothing wrong. He did a lot of things wrong. Based on things he was saying to people online, he was angry about the protesters near his workplace and he did not go armed to that protest with good intentions, I simply do not believe him. I think he defended himself but I dont think it should be legal for ANYONE to bring an AR15 or similar weapon to a crowded area theres just too much tragedy that can happen as a result. Kyle isnt a hero, but he is a victim of gun violence. He shouldnt be in the news and be being both attacked and defended by crazy mobs of people on the internet its one of those exact crazy groups that convinced him to go there with that gun. Thats established evidence. We know that to be true. Kyle should be a regular kid doing his best to figure his life out but instead things probably wont ever be normal for him. And those people he felt forced to kill, maybe it was justified. Maybe they were out of their minds or just evil predatory people and its good that they cant hurt anyone else now. But maybe not. Maybe they did have some value to society. I cant say, I dont know about them and I dont think the internet is a good way to learn who a person is in reality. Because I think all human beings and all life has irrefutable value. I think those men might still be alive and may not have ever committed another crime in their lives if they hadnt seen a 17 year old strutting around with an AR15 in the middle of the night in an active riot maybe they would have just gone the fuck home --- I know. <cite>UnMead posted [p:960411480] in Wait, Gaig... [t:79782008]...</cite> <quote>joemodda posted... </cite> <quote>Kyle still did nothing wrong.</quote> He did a lot of things wrong. Based on things he was saying to people online, he was angry about the protesters near his workplace and he did not go armed to that protest with good intentions, I simply do not believe him. I think he defended himself but I dont think it should be legal for ANYONE to bring an AR15 or similar weapon to a crowded area theres just too much tragedy that can happen as a result. Kyle isnt a hero, but he is a victim of gun violence. He shouldnt be in the news and be being both attacked and defended by crazy mobs of people on the internet its one of those exact crazy groups that convinced him to go there with that gun. Thats established evidence. We know that to be true. Kyle should be a regular kid doing his best to figure his life out but instead things probably wont ever be normal for him. And those people he felt forced to kill, maybe it was justified. Maybe they were out of their minds or just evil predatory people and its good that they cant hurt anyone else now. But maybe not. Maybe they did have some value to society. I cant say, I dont know about them and I dont think the internet is a good way to learn who a person is in reality. Because I think all human beings and all life has irrefutable value. I think those men might still be alive and may not have ever committed another crime in their lives if they hadnt seen a 17 year old strutting around with an AR15 in the middle of the night in an active riot maybe they would have just gone the fuck home --- I know.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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