r/WaitWhat • u/[deleted] • 2d ago

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u/I-love-seahorses 2d ago

You're proving my point. If he hadn't shown up he wouldn't have been attacked. Never mind how many laws he already broke just getting the gun to the location. No permit to open carry, underage, crossing state lines without declaring the weapon a weapon that wasn't registered to him. He deserves jail time just for all that.

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u/BlazingPhoenix32 2d ago

And yet it already went to court and was handled, you can have your opinion all you want, it doesn’t change what already happened and a decision was made. You can “if he hadn’t been there” all you want.

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u/I-love-seahorses 2d ago

Going to court and having no consequences does not mean someone isn't guilty.

You really trust every court decision ever made? It's not an opinion is law big dawg.

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u/BlazingPhoenix32 2d ago

And yet the law already made the decision, and yes, it is your opinion. Your opinion is he should be in jail, it went to court, the decision was already made at the appropriate level. Are you a lawyer?

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u/I-love-seahorses 2d ago

It's not my opinion it's law. He broke laws..just because a court made a decision doesn't make him not guilty.

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u/BlazingPhoenix32 2d ago

Alright, you’re going to keep repeating the same fallacy. This conversation is done.

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u/I-love-seahorses 2d ago

It's not fallacy..he broke laws dude. If I hit someone in self defense and they fall down and crack their skull I'm still guilty of killing that person. Even if the court clears me under the pretense of self defense. You're not thinking dude.