[moovova]

“He was chased by an angry mob, fell to the road in a vulnerable position, and never fired his weapon except against an attacker. He never even pointed his weapon at anyone unless that person was actually attacking him...”

To this day, I am still impressed by the way that young man handled himself in such a justified, smooth/methodical and righteous way. That video should be included in future self-defense lessons as THE WAY to defend yourself.

[AnglePark]

To this day, I am still impressed by the way that young man handled himself in such a justified, smooth/methodical and righteous way. That video should be included in future self-defense lessons as THE WAY to defend yourself.

I agree -- incredible discipline. Even the two who started to advance on him (including Grosskreutz) but backed off, Kyle would raise his weapon, then lower it without firing -- rock solid.

Me, personally, after being attacked, I probably would have fired as soon as someone advanced on me. Maybe he should have, because you never know what's going to happen, but it proves one thing -- he wasn't there just to shoot people, as the prosecution and the Left would have you believe.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

With you on that. The very first time I had ever seen that video before any details came out, by the way he was focused I would have sworn he was a trained and experienced infantry rifleman. When major dookey hits the fan, some people panic, fall apart, but not this kid. The discipline was amazing.