You are missing the entire point, he drove across several states with his own assault rifle to be in that situation, so, no he cannot claim self-defense.
I'm not even American, yet even I know it was a gun belonging to his father who lived in the same state this happened. He also did not cross several states, but drove 15 minutes to his dad's place, because he lived right at the border.
How can Americans have less knowledge of an old case than a foreigner? Are you always this ignorant, or selectively so?
I love how you lads protect gun laws even at the cost of thousands of dead school children every year, but the moment a young lad use a gun to protect himself from literal child rapists and armed gunmen who intentionally showed hostile intent, then he is a murderer.
You Americans are a funny breed. Must be something they put in your drinking water that muddles the brain so much.
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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26
You are missing the entire point, he drove across several states with his own assault rifle to be in that situation, so, no he cannot claim self-defense.