lawgator1
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Cuomo has a discussion with Ritt's lawyer ..... it's the 2nd tweet below the first.
Apparently he needed the gun to protect himself since he was indeed attacked. That makes him prepared, not stupid. Stupid, or more likely suicidal, is attacking someone with a gun and trying to harm them. You ever heard the phrase, "Don't start nothing there won't be nothing"? Had KR not been attacked, none of this would have happened. It's very simple logic, luther. The left wants to blame the guy with the gun because he had a gun when the real blame lies with the first guy that initiated the attack on KR. That guy started the domino effect that caused this particular mess.
Imagine your actual stance being that it should illegal to defend yourself from someone who everyone agrees intends to “beat” you. That’s Cuomo’s real stance if. If you’re on the right, you just have to lay down and take it.
Exactly. Lefty’s love to Monday morning QB and argue that a more rational decision should have been made in a split second when someone feels their life is in danger. Which is extremely ironic given that lefty’s can’t seem to think rationally during any part of their day, on any subject, or in any situation.
Except we know BLM rioters have a history of assault, rioting, looting and other crimes. You are simply making up some fake “monster truck rally” white boogeymen you satisfy your biasesThere is plenty of stupidity to go around. That's why the story was of no interest to me. It was just stupid on stupid.
The drunk red neck country hick who attacks the hoodie wearing gun carrying idiot at the monster truck rally is an idiot.
They are both idiots, but the law will find one guilty.
I don't mind saying one broke no law but was incredibly stupid.
My hot take on the angry reaction to the the trial: Those fighting back hardest believe the topic of the violent protests was so important that any violence/destruction associated with it is to be tolerated, minimized and is even justified for some. KR was a small challenge to the legitimacy of the violence and thus cannot be tolerated. People taking a stand against the violence are portrayed as taking a hard stand against the protest topic and are thus sworn enemies of the "cause". They have no rights and the crusaders for the cause have all rights.
Or they're just nut jobs
My hot take on the angry reaction to the the trial: Those fighting back hardest believe the topic of the violent protests was so important that any violence/destruction associated with it is to be tolerated, minimized and is even justified for some. KR was a small challenge to the legitimacy of the violence and thus cannot be tolerated. People taking a stand against the violence are portrayed as taking a hard stand against the protest topic and are thus sworn enemies of the "cause". They have no rights and the crusaders for the cause have all rights.
Or they're just nut jobs
Rioters by definition have that history.
BLM protestors do not have that history, and that accounts for 99%.