Someone pointing a rifle into your face us indication that you have a reasonable belief of imminent death and thus you are justified in defending yourself.
so you just going to ignore everything that happened before that point because it doesn't affirm something you believe?
Before Kyle pointed the gun at him he had interrupted their felony. And when he did that this is even on video the man he shot was approaching him in a threatening manner demanding that Kyle kill him.
Let's keep in mind Kyle is 17 years old at this point enough for Kyle to point the gun at him.
Note to the wise if you're going to run around threatening 17-year-olds after they interrupted your felony don't run up to get in their face and tell them to kill you and scream over and over at them and then grab the barrel of the rifle when they pointed at you it's probably not going to end well for you and they're probably not going to get charged with any crime.
Rosenbaum grabbed for the muzzle AFTER Rittenhouse pointed it at him..constituting a deadly threat.
I think he was completely justified in pointing the rifle at Rosenbaum and the first place. Kyle had interrupted them in the commission of a felony. And he behaved aggressively toward Kyle for interrupting his felony.
I just knowing this would probably agree with a jury and so it must other people and that's why the jury voted the way they did maybe they were biased but please provide me some evidence that Kyle had no need to fear serious energy from a person who just committed a felony in front of him.
Rosenbaum in no way was in commission of a felony.
But you are welcome to quote the law code..
you don't have all the facts I don't need to quote lock code it's perfectly reasonable to understand that arson is a felony. I heard the testimony the prosecution didn't contest it they just said it's just not that big a deal to commit arson.
In fact under Wisconsin law..Rosenbaum could have smacked Rittenhouse across the face and it would still only be misdemeanor battery.
yeah this is why I think Rosenbaum what's suicidal getting into a man's face that's holding a gun screaming at him kill me kill me kill me after he interrupted your arson and then grabbing the barrel of the rifle it just screams that you want to die.
But he didn't even Attempt to strike him
So you have to wait for someone to strike you possibly fatally before you can defend yourself from the strike?
No it's reasonable to assume someone who was in the commission of felony (that's established you can't argue against that the prosecution didn't argue against it) but then approaches you aggressively without immediately attacking you may soon attack you.
I'm sorry if you don't think this is reasonable maybe you're not a reasonable person it doesn't seem like you are.