People can choose to do as they wish, but in doing so they choose the dangers they'll accept accordingly. His choices are different than I'd make apparently and that's fine... I don't claim to be a hero or have some desire to become one.You still don't get it. Some people want to help other people as a gift to humanity. People have willfully given their lives to protect others. Why should he be required to "stay home"?
If one is willing to help in a disastrous situation, should they not be allowed to? People all over the world volunteer to put their lives in danger to assist others.
Why would you say Kyle is not one of those for Gods sake?
He is a genuine bleeding heart that willfully wanted to help people while having the mindset to know he needed to protect himself in that war zone of burning buildings and riots by real fascists known as the antifa. That mindset and training is the only reason he is still alive.
He tried to run and escape. He didn't try to confront. It was only at the peril of losing his life with the trucks of a skateboard coming at his head that he opened fire and defended his life legally.
A jury of his peers in a legal court of law found him innocent. There is no further discussion of that incident to justify or not justify his actions.
The jury did find him innocent sure. But juries in American have both failed to convict the guilty and failed to free the innocent. We have a legal system, not a justice system after all. You are welcome to have Kyle as a hero or put him on a pedestal all you want, but I have every right to disagree based on my moral compass. We probably both agree, thankfully, that the people attacking him were in the wrong. I have no sympathy for those that attack others. But I do believe that his choices meant there would be no winners that night.