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The kid attacked no one. He threw an egg at a vehicle.

Which is an ATTACK...

Â–verb (used with object)

1.	to set upon in a forceful, violent, hostile, or aggressive way, with or without a weapon; begin fighting with: He attacked him with his bare hands.

2.	to begin hostilities against; start an offensive against: to attack the enemy.

3.	to blame or abuse violently or bitterly.

4.	to direct unfavorable criticism against; criticize severely; argue with strongly: He attacked his opponent's statement.

5.	to try to destroy, esp. with verbal abuse: to attack the mayor's reputation.

6.	to set about (a task) or go to work on (a thing) vigorously: to attack housecleaning; to attack the hamburger hungrily.

7.	(of disease, destructive agencies, etc.) to begin to affect.

Â–verb (used without object)

8.	to make an attack; begin hostilities.

Â–noun

9.	the act of attacking; onslaught; assault.

10.	a military offensive against an enemy or enemy position.

11.	Pathology. seizure by disease or illness: an attack of indigestion.

12.	the beginning or initiating of any action; onset.

13.	an aggressive move in a performance or contest.

14.

the approach or manner of approach in beginning a musical phrase.

Since your dictionary appears to be broken, use the one above.

All it takes is making the decision to shoot the kid w/o justificaiton.

Being attacked is "without justification"? Thank God you aren't a lawyer...

What's important is that my God cared about him.

Not enough to keep him from initiating the events that ended his life apparently.

" Being attacked is "without justification"?"

The driver was not attacked. An egg was thrown at his vehicle and that act does not justify murder, the application of deadly force, or a beating.

Re: What's important is that my God cared about him.

" Not enough to keep him from initiating the events that ended his life apparently."

God does not control anyone and tossing an egg at a vehicle doesn't justify murder.