Disagree with OP's substitution of the term, "victims", for, "attackers". None of them were "victims". All three were voluntary active, and equal participants in an incident that, if they'd had their way, Kyle would be dead. They did everything in their power to make that happen and they failed. Failing to succeed in an attack using lethal force does NOT make them "victims".
It's either a purposeful mischaracterization, or it's just plain lazy thinking.
I expect better. I am disappoint.
Disagree with OP's substitution of the term, "victims", for, "attackers". None of them were "victims". All three were voluntary active, and equal participants in an incident that, if they'd had their way, Kyle would be dead. They did everything in their power to make that happen and they failed. Failing to succeed in an attack using lethal force does NOT make them "victims".
It's either a purposeful mischaracterization, or it's just plain lazy thinking.
I expect better. I am disappoint.
The former, because I sense a big nose on the part of the OP.
The former, because I sense a big nose on the part of the OP.
Your "senses" couldn't get you out of a wet paper bag.
Your "senses" couldn't get you out of a wet paper bag.
Let the kvetching begin!
Let the kvetching begin!
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