He was reckless, no doubt. Being around a dangerous mob always is.
Cruel
Maybe rift on him crossing state lines.
Very true.

Rittenhouse traveled all the way to some far off city he had no interest in. Sure, his father, grandmother, aunt, uncle, and cousin live there. Sure, he stayed with his friend who lived there. And he used to work as a lifeguard there. But otherwise, he only went there because he's racist. That's why he shot a couple white people.
I guess people in the military aren't willing to die for anything either. After all, they wear body armor and use weapons against their enemies.
You can't be so stupid as to think a willingness to die is the same as trying to die.
Nothing I've seen would suggest that he was not willing to die for gun rights. Seems more like you cannot even comprehend someone being principled and politically consistent. Seems like projection to me.
It only qualifies as ironic if Kirk would not support being a part of the "price worth paying" for gun rights. Do you actually believe he would've only accepted the deaths of others and not of himself?
Not being mad about a fascist who advocates for public shootings as a necessity for society getting popped
So you don't think he deserved it? Aren't celebrating it?
I'm not opposed to public executions in general. The only problem I see with Kirk's logic (which was that it would deter children from crime), is that only extreme violent crimes like murder would be deserving of execution. And allowing children to see killers getting killed isn't exactly going to deter them from typical crimes, just murder.
Sorry, my HTTP/2 brain does not understand this.
*walks away in happy ignorance*