> Yes, if a guy is attacked by two or three people, he’s going to need to use more force to defend himself than if it is one-on-one. One should always be in reasonable fear of one’s life when dealing with jihaddis. <
Two very good points there. It will all boil down to how much reasonable fear the knife wielder felt. From what I’ve read so far, he slashed at those three people just because they objected to his ranting.
Did those three people lay hands on the knife wielder? No word on that yet, one way or the other.
The first sentence in the article seems suspect. If someone is talking about whatever in a public venue, there is no need, or duty for anyone to "Intervene". And what do they mean by "Intervene"?