Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "Ahmaud Arbery’s Killers Are Going to Jail" video.

Is that the level on which you always engage with people, who disagree with you?
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Every sane person agrees that Kyle and Ahmed were right and Travis and Großkreuz were in the wrong. The rest are either misinformed or don't care and try to close ranks in some stupid political trench warfare.
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@mediterraneanmint89 His hands are super clean. He risked his life trying to spare his attackers. Morally he would have been justified to shoot way earlier and more often. I'm not sad that someone like Rosenbaum got killed. And I'm talking about his bloodthrist on that evening, not what he did earlier in his life.
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Bram Stoker How revealing. He's probably already seen more poon than you will in your entire life.
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>Kyle Rittenhouse’s case being complex It isn't. Everything relevant is on video and was known a week after the event. Everyone with the tiniest bit of intellectual honesty could see with their own eyes that Kyle was 100% innocent and every single shot was more than justified. The Arbery case was mostly on video and at most it's complex legally. Almost everyone I know agrees that Ahmed and Kyle did everything to be passive and get away and that Travis and Großkreuz and co were the aggressors.
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@NetAnon >multiple decisions that he made that escalated the situation He ran away, his back facing his attackers. He didn't even shoot when he was hit and brought to the ground. He did everything imaginable to deescalate. >Crossing state lines, bringing a firearm to a protest, openly carrying that firearm, defending property Those are escalation to you?! You want people to stay at home and cower? Otherwise it's escalation if they get attacked. According to you everyone, who is r*ped by strangers is guilty of "escalating" the situation by leaving their home at night. >was possibly, unnecessarily escalating situations by open carrying He wasn't escalating anything. The bloodthirsty lunatics attacking him were.
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@theswagman1263 >premeditated self defense In your world, the aggressor is always right. The victim has to stay at home, can't go to school, can't go to the club, can't do anything. Because if you get attacked, that's your own fault... If you're so dangerous than no one can come into your vicinity without being attacked, you SHOULD be shot.
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@mediterraneanmint89 >We need to condemn this whole vigilante mentality He didn't even shoot when his life was in immediate danger. He didn't try to arrest anyone. He didn't defend property. He didn't even stand his ground or defend anyone else. He only defended his own life when his attackers caught up to him and he had no other choice left. >Because at the end of the day, nobody would’ve died if he wasn’t carrying an AR. How do you know that? Besides, do you want the most aggressive people to rule the world, just because everyone else is too afraid of hurting them? Am I just allowed to go around abusing people and they aren't allowed to put up any resistance ever? It's absolutely disgusting that you even suggest the victim shouldn't have armed himself, but say nothing about the perpetrators.
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@JB-un9or He repeatedly risked his own life not to hurt his attackers. Repeatedly. You are more of a murderer, because you have never done that, nor will you ever.
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@TangoNevada >An AR15 is not a Self Defense weapon, it's an assault weapon. That's the dumbest sentence I have ever seen in the youtube comments and that includes thousands of sentences by chemtrail believers and flat earthers. It seems that your mind is completely separate from the physical reality and all inferences of common sense.
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@kurokasteele4830 Why "unfortunate"? Kyle was never even for a second the aggressor. He acted as passively as anyone can. It's disgusting how sad you are that the victim can't be charged with anything while saying nothing about the perpetrators.
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On youtube you find dozens of judges being preachy, impolite, theatralic and emotional. Imo all of that should disqualify a judge. Authoritarian countries always have shouty judges.
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Running away from people trying to kill you = driving into a crowd of kids. : / Do you want to get more and more insane over the rest of your life or just watch the videos and admit that Kyle is 100% innocent?
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@ongobongo8333 Too bad that him pointing his gun at people and threatening them isn't on video, but what is on video is him getting threatened and chased down as he faces his back to his attacker. What's on video is him doing everything possible not to use his weapon.
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Not sure what the law in the USA says, but morally it doesn't even matter what he said before. Actions speak louder than words. And in action he was incredibly passive and tried everything he could to avoid shooting at his attackers. If he wanted to shoot someone before, he evidently changed his mind when he was attacked by Rosenbaum and instead fled.
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Why? Rittenhouse case sets a precedent that you don't have to deliver yourself into the hands of people chasing you.
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