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originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: vonclod
Thats as delusional as it gets.
Call it what you want, that is reality.
Who did Kyle shoot
His friends say he volunteered as a medic for Black Lives Matter protests in Milwaukee this summer. Witnesses saw Grosskreutz volunteering the night he was shot.
One of those bullets hit Grosskreutz in the arm. Lourie said he saw Grosskreutz was carrying a gun. He also saw he was volunteering as a medic earlier that night.
That's right, a REAL medic!
That's right, a REAL medic!
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Fools
Let's also take into consideration the character of the 3 people he shot:
I think that is fair,
but it's also fair to take into the consideration of the shooter...
High school DROP out!
Neighbors described him as derelict...........I think we can all agree on that based on the situation that day.
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: JAGStorm
That's right, a REAL medic!
a real medic wouldn't have pulled a gun and aimed at a kid before trying to save someone who lays dying just feet away form them. in fact he legally wasn't allowed to be carrying a gun that's your hero medic.
that is reality.
originally posted by: Ththema
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: JAGStorm
That's right, a REAL medic!
a real medic wouldn't have pulled a gun and aimed at a kid before trying to save someone who lays dying just feet away form them. in fact he legally wasn't allowed to be carrying a gun that's your hero medic.
that is reality.
So pulling a gun is a real no no for a medic. But actually murdering people is great.
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: Ththema
i think that the left or someone who can't read a eyewitness statement yet continues to ignore the fact that the eyewitness said he was retreating you know running away from them. just pitiful
Potato potato. or would it make you feel better if i said tater, wanna be.
So pulling a gun is a real no no for a medic. But actually murdering people is great.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: Ththema
How many states are there? 50.
How many states do require a duty to retreat in any form whatsoever? 15.
How many states have specific language saying there is no duty to retreat? 27.
Do you know what “minority” means?
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: Ththema
That’s my bad, I just figured out why you’re confused. You’re using Wikipedia for your “source.” My source is the actual legal code, where there is no statutory requirement to retreat. A judge is allowed to instruct a jury to consider whether somebody claiming self defense could have retreated in the state Wisconsin, except in the instances I quoted earlier. In those instances the court is explicitly prohibited from instructing the jury to consider whether retreat was an option.
So, in summary: as I said, there is no requirement to retreat in Wisconsin. But a jury can be instructed to consider whether a defendant claiming self defense could have retreated or not, outside of certain circumstances. That, and Wikipedia is a poor source.
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: Ththema
if you watch everybody scattered after the shots and the only one that stayed was the reporter and a camera man that came back there was no one chasing him at that moment. in fact he was walking with the reporter when old baldy pedo started chasing him according to the reporter the only eye witness.
so just why did baldy pedo start chasing him? what did rittenhouse do to draw his attention? there are no reports of him doing anything other than running with a fire extinguisher which there is a video of him carrying one. many have speculated that he put out a fire old baldy pedo had set, baldy is seen in videos pushing a burning dumpster.
0914. While there is no statutory duty to retreat, whether the opportunity to retreat was available goes to whether the defendant reasonably believed the force used was necessary to prevent an interference with his or her person. A jury instruction to that effect was proper. State v. Wenger, 225 Wis. 2d 495, 593 N.W.2d 467 (Ct. App. 1999), 98-1739
A common issue that is raised in self-defense cases by the prosecution is whether the defendant could have avoided intentionally using force or threatening to intentionally use force by either retreating from the situation. In Wisconsin, unlike some states, there is no duty for someone to retreat during a conflict but a jury can consider whether a defendant’s failure to retreat, if possible, demonstrates that the defendant’s belief that he or she was at risk of imminent harm from the other person or that he or she needed to use force to stop the other person from harming him or her was a reasonable belief.
originally posted by: Krahzeef_Ukhar
a reply to: Zanti Misfit
Cops looking on as bystanders?
Any evidence for that?
How about pointing an assault rifle at unarmed civilians. Not hard to believe, considering the kid is a mass murdere