I figured I’d help get this topic going because I think it’s discussion-worthy. I also recognize it has the potential to be relegated to the Romper Room fast, but I’ll give it a shot here.
The topic stems from the recent shooting incident in Kenosha, WI where a local-ish individual decided to come in, accompanying others, to help protect businesses. He was armed and eventually was attacked and defended himself with his rifle, killing 2 and wounding a third.
Most of us agree that when you go looking for trouble, you’re likely going to find it. As such, the consensus is avoiding the Stupid Trifecta and generally steering clear of identifiable problems. However, there also seems to be room for debate as to the current or continued viability of such practices of “minding your own business” in the face of the ever-expanding unrest.
JRB made an excellent remark on such in the “OIS in Kenosha” thread:
Thoughts?