@gingercookiegal,
Advocating for vigilante justice only serves to prove your inability to focus on the facts at hand:
" The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel released a statement on Sept. 1 in which it explained why the newspaper had not reported on the victims’ past legal records. The statement read:
There is no evidence so far that the backgrounds of the three victims — Anthony Huber, Joseph Rosenbaum and Gaige Grosskreutz — had anything to do with the clashes that led to the deaths of Huber and Rosenbaum and the wounding of Grosskreutz.
They are the victims of a shooting, and as far as we can tell their past legal records have no bearing on them being shot during a protest.
If more facts emerge that show their backgrounds are relevant to what happened that night in Kenosha, we would revisit our decision. For instance, if there is evidence that any of the victims’ backgrounds could have affected their interactions with Rittenhouse, or if he knew anything about them before the shooting."
What is also true is that Kyle had no crowd control experience, no security guard experience nor no set training on how to actually protect physical property. He didn't have a weapons training course, he didn't have a medical background, not even a first aid kit with him.
He answered a blanket call for protect without being fully knowledgeable or prepared for the situation. He left his hometime with the full intention of breaking the city's curfew, walking around aimlessly looking for a fight.
Then he killed two people and seriously wounded a third.
That is reality. Please acknowledge you understand the concept.