11-04-2021, 07:20 PM
(11-04-2021, 05:26 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: No, it's not. You're not grasping the most basic point here, that if self defense is readily apparent, as it is in this case, then no charges should be filed.
Incorrect, the law says murdering someone is illegal. Killing someone in self defense is 100% legal.
The underlined could literally not be more incorrect if you had said 1+1=6. That is absolutely not how our system works, or has ever worked.
You spelled "got chased and physically assaulted" wrong.
I'm going to end this back and forth here. You're a good dude, but you literally aren't grasping some of the most fundamental aspects of our criminal justice system. Without that basic level understanding there is no room for this discussion to progress.
You can say I'm wrong all you want. Yet it's what has happened. So maybe that is why I am confused.
Let's pretend for a second. That the Marine who recently made headlines for disarming a guy in Arizona ended up shot and killed. Guy walking around in open carry Arizona with his weapon and the Marine grabs for his gun, guy shoots him dead. Self defense right? He was grabbing for his gun. That gives him a right to kill him no? No trial no charges no nothing. Video evidence clearly shows the guy going for his gun.
