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What "times"?
In self defense, for one; for defending someone under attack, for another.
What "times"?
No, that sounds like someone who believes that a person has a right to defend himself, especially when the democratic leaders won't allow the police to do their job.
Vigilantism is the opposite of law and order.
Do you believe in the right of self defense?
Yes.
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no honest person can determine that Kyle Rittenhouse did not fire in self defense. there is tons of evidence that the did.
the "state" is playing a political game with citizens lives.
Vigilantism is the opposite of law and order.
Vigilante
a member of a volunteer committee organized to suppress and punish crime summarily (as when the processes of law are viewed as inadequate)
broadly : a self-appointed doer of justice
Sorry, but the word "vigilante" does not apply. Was he there to help suppress crime, yes... Was he there to punish crime or hand out his own form of justice, no. What he did was legally defend himself according to Wisconsin law, as the video evidence clearly shows.
If you have evidence to the contrary that shows he wasn't acting in self defense and instead shows him attempting to make a citizens arrest or pronouncing sentence on anyone who had committed a crime, then I encourage you to post it.
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There is "defending yourself" and there is "out looking for trouble". Which one of those was Kyle?
Oh, I don’t think he was doing any of that. He just wanted to shoot at protestors. And that’s what he wound up doing.
A person can be charged with anything, but being charged and being convicted are two entirely different things. Good luck establishing and proving that in a court of law to whoever is in charge of prosecuting the case.
Based on the video evidence taken both before and during the time the shooting took place, he was defending himself and not out looking for trouble.
If you have any evidence that shows that the boy was there "looking for trouble", I encourage you to post it.
That sounds like you are defending vigilante "justice". Do you think private citizens need to take the law into their own hands?