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Re:Facebook reverses Kyle Rittenhouse policy by perryizgr8 on Thursday December 02, 2021 @07:07AM (#29415114)
> pointing gun isn't necessary.

If you threaten a person with bodily harm, I think it is reasonable to point a gun at them to get them to stop. Would you voluntarily get bashed in the head with a skateboard if you were in that position?

Re:Facebook reverses Kyle Rittenhouse policy by trhway on Thursday December 02, 2021 @01:53PM (#29420653)
if you're an active shooter in a populated place i think you're extremely lucky to get only slightly bashed in the head as normally much worse things would happen to you.
Re:Facebook reverses Kyle Rittenhouse policy by mrkstu on Thursday December 02, 2021 @02:05PM (#29420879)
Again, cause and effect backwards here. He was attacked previous to any trigger pulling.
Re:Facebook reverses Kyle Rittenhouse policy by trhway on Thursday December 02, 2021 @05:03PM (#29423371)
>Again, cause and effect backwards here.

cause - the guy shoots an unarmed man and just coldly walks away from it. No victim check, no attempt to render first aid, no reporting to and waiting for police and emergency services... nothing what is reasonably expected in the situation of self-defense.

effect - reasonable perception that it is a killer on the lose, a threat to defend from.

Re:Facebook reverses Kyle Rittenhouse policy by afiori on Thursday December 02, 2021 @05:30PM (#29423701)
This is an argument for justifying the following attacks on Kyle. Kyle acting in self defence does not imply that Huber was not acting in self defence.