(11-25-2021, 10:55 PM)p_rushing Wrote:

(11-25-2021, 09:10 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Yeah, it's always a good idea for a lone black guy to stop and talk to three white guys with guns who are chasing him through backwoods Georgia. That is always a safe thing to do. The chasers should've called the cops and followed at a distance AT MOST. Chasing him, trying to stop him, blocking his path, getting out of the trucks, and carrying their weapons while doing so all threatened the guy into a response. Then when he did the moron couldn't even protect his weapon and ended up killing the guy. The wanna pretend it was a "citizen's arrest" but we know it was far more sinister than that.

Backwoods GA? It was a neighborhood and he supposedly lived within 5 miles. He was also thought to have broken in to houses in a nearby neighborhood.

Did they have guns before he took off running? No they had to goo get them. He could have just talked to them. Why does he think every white person is a racist? Probably because he has been brainwashed to believe everything wrong in his life is caused by white supremacists.

Why didn't he just stop running and wait for the cops? I guess because he doesn't trust the cops because of all his interactions for all the crimes he had committed.

GA is open carry, so it isn't threatening to have a gun. If you point it at someone that is different and from the video we have the guns were never pointed at him to threaten him to stop. So the guns were just there for defense at that point and they could have been used to shot him many times before that.

There was no indication they were going to shoot him. They could have already done that or run him over. If they had fought the citizen arrest defense, they may have been to them invalidate the whole case.

There was no right or wrong in this case. They all were wrong but looking solely at the shooting they didn't do anything wrong. That's why the laws mattered as something that happened previously caused that not to be the case.

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