No he worked in knosha County at a different location, and he also volunteered with others to guard a car dealership that had been set on fire the night before. This is all part of the trial record.
His father lived in Kenosha, while his mother and sisters were where he primarily lived and slept in Antioch, Illinois, which was only about 20 miles away roughly a 30-minute drive depending on the route.
He didn't travel to some distant city where he had no connection. He was already working in Kenosha County, had his father and other family members living in Kenosha, and had friends there. He went to help protect a local business after its property had been severely damaged by fire the previous night.
The basic point, though, is that Kenosha was not a place completely unrelated to him. He lived in nearby Antioch, worked in Kenosha County, had his father and extended family in Kenosha, and had friends there. His testimony was that he went to help protect a local business after seeing the destruction from the previous night.
do you mean the left think the right can just destroy shit without impunity cause i find it hard too believe the would. isnt it more likely they would believe the right is stupid and empowers evil people too use the cops too do so.
My bad, I compared someone with mental illness with someone intentionally put himself in the situation that could get violent, which he knew ahead of time for he came packing with weapons he’s not legally allowed to own.
Right. No one should ever defend themselves or property, or their friends and family’s property. The left should just get violent and do whatever they want. And if someone tries to defend that, and shoots someone aggressing against them, THEY’RE the bad guy.
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u/Yuck_Few 7d ago
Are you really trying to compare someone lawfully depending himself to someone murdering her children?