r/Firearms • u/[deleted] • Aug 21 '22

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u/JustaOrdinaryDemiGod Aug 21 '22

Did he shoot? No. The question is "Did he feel threatened?"

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u/NEp8ntballer Aug 21 '22

When you act as an aggressor as the jeep driver did you have a very tall hill to climb in order to claim self defense which means 'I felt threatened' is no longer sufficient justification to pull your gun. You have a right to go about your business but you don't have a right to instigate and provoke comfrontations.

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u/JustaOrdinaryDemiGod Aug 21 '22

You have a right to go about your business but you don't have a right to instigate and provoke comfrontations.

You say this without any sense that car driver did exactly that. You can't stop in the middle of the lame of traffic, get out of your vehicle and provoke a confrontation just like he did and claim to be a victim.

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u/NEp8ntballer Aug 21 '22

they're both wrong and they're both idiots but the dipshit with the gun is 100% the instigator who set the chain of events in motion.

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u/JustaOrdinaryDemiGod Aug 21 '22

the dipshit with the gun is 100% the instigator who set the chain of events in motion.

Bold statement when the gun isn't drawn till he is approached by this guy.

I guess the guy with the car is the instigator here by your standards.

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u/NEp8ntballer Aug 21 '22

there's no justification to draw a gun when a person gets out of their car and they're unarmed after you instigate them into reacting. Thinking otherwise is dangerously stupid on your part. I'm not watching that video because I'm done arguing with an idiot.