Just how insane is the left?
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People on the left have to default to sophistry and reductio ad absurdum like this.
As if breaking one law immediately invalidates his right to defend himself. I know thinking and good decision making isn't this idiots strong suit, but you can in fact carry more than one idea in your head at a time.
I can easily say, "Yes, he should be charged for breaking gun laws" and simultaneously say, "He defended himself from a mob that had clear intent to do great bodily harm and dispense their brand of justice." It's shocking, I know.
The reason they flail around acting like an unhinged lunatic while thinking they're making a point is because they don't actually have a point to make -- so they reduce any counterargument to laughably myopic parody in order to have even a semblance of a point.
No matter what level of obscene violence the mob worked itself into, people like this will justify it and try to Kafka trap the shooter.
You also can't speak about the sanctity of life when you have the flag of a movement or ideology whose very handbook condones violence for political purposes. I can use google and see for myself their stated goals and motivations. Even Wikipedia -- an organization whose former co-founder describes as left -- can't cover for them:
Rules for thee, but nor for me -- indeed, huh?
Even the author of their precious movement's handbook condones violence and self-defense:
https://archive.vn/aD9AD
Let's not forget, the 17-year-old kid explicitly stated that he was there to support BLM.
It's already plainly obvious that this person is delusional, but it always helps when the publicly out themselves as such.
There's definitely someone here who looks like a clown -- on many levels.
Checkmate atheist
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No one takes the left seriously when they make these process crime arguments because the left doesn't even think the police ought to exist; so who do they think is going to be around to enforce these process crimes?