Kyle lived "across state lines" about half the time, but he also worked and had over half his family in Kenosha. He effectively lived in Kenosha at least half the time.
The night before, he slept over at a friend's house in Kenosha. The day of he was cleaning graffiti off walls and offering me…
Kyle lived "across state lines" about half the time, but he also worked and had over half his family in Kenosha. He effectively lived in Kenosha at least half the time.
The night before, he slept over at a friend's house in Kenosha. The day of he was cleaning graffiti off walls and offering medical aid to anyone who needed it.
The rifle he used that night never crossed state lines. His one mistake was putting himself in a position where he could be cornered, separated from the rest of his group. There is absolutely no basis for asserting "vigilantism." He did literally everything he could to disengage from the fight until he had no choice left but to use deadly force.
You're being sold an overtly false narrative.
Kyle lived "across state lines" about half the time, but he also worked and had over half his family in Kenosha. He effectively lived in Kenosha at least half the time.
The night before, he slept over at a friend's house in Kenosha. The day of he was cleaning graffiti off walls and offering medical aid to anyone who needed it.
The rifle he used that night never crossed state lines. His one mistake was putting himself in a position where he could be cornered, separated from the rest of his group. There is absolutely no basis for asserting "vigilantism." He did literally everything he could to disengage from the fight until he had no choice left but to use deadly force.