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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
To me outside the US it's insane he doesn't get charged with murder

Even at the gun range, it's insane the amount of gun safety rules. It makes no sense that he pulled the trigger and killed someone but does not get charged with murder

The anti Rittenhouse lawyer who was in court pointing a gun at people probably violated a bunch of rules too but nothing happened
gpt
&gt; To me outside the US it's insane he doesn't get charged with murder

To me, inside the US, same. At the very least, negligent homicide or 2nd degree murder,.

&gt; Even at the gun range, it's insane the amount of gun safety rules. It makes no sense that he pulled the trigger and killed someone but does not get charged with murder

100%. We teach the 4 rules to kids as young as 6 years old. You never point a firearm at something unless you are ready to kill it. period, loaded or unloaded. 

Even if he was in a scene, and it was a prop gun, and it was handed to him, its his responsibility to ensure the safety of the gun, and that it is unloaded or loaded with blanks, before pointing it at a person and firing. And even then, i would point it off the the side a bit to ensure im not accidentally murdering someone by a freak accident.