Argue whether or not Fuentes was right to assault a woman (or whether it was self defense). Also,the philosophy of American obsession with Prison rape

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You can't "self-defense" at someone because you think they might hurt you.
Wrong. Mall guy who shot up the prankster faggot got acquitted on self defense grounds because he felt threatened. Nick was on his property, felt threatened and acted in self defense. Of course, the jury would need to agree with his position just like they did with the mall guy.
 
What are you, some kind of cuck?

The instant anyone even approaches your front door, you don't even wait for them to knock or ring your doorbell, you just instantly open the door, mace them, mug them, steal their phone, and this is totally legally okay, Nick Rekieta told me this.
Boobytrap your doorbell to preemptively repel stalker childs.
 
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You're delusional if you think self-defense means lashing out at somebody ringing your doorbell, regardless of intent.
Again, this was not somebody. It was not a random person, but a woman(?) who clearly was there to make trouble. You are completely ignoring the context and circumstances. It was not a delivery guy, a scout girl or the Jehovah witness. The court and jury would need to take into account how the person got his address (doxxing) and what was her intent (her tweets indicate harassment).
 
Wrong. Mall guy who shot up the prankster faggot got acquitted on self defense grounds because he felt threatened. Nick was on his property, felt threatened and acted in self defense. Of course, the jury would need to agree with his position just like they did with the mall guy.

So let it be known, groypers are snowflakes.
 
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Again, this was not somebody. It was not a random person, but a woman(?) who clearly was there to make trouble. You are completely ignoring the context and circumstances.
And? She wasn't armed, whether she intended to do him bodily harm or not is unknowable, and this is far from the first time Fuentes has flown off the handle when he thought he had the advantage; throwing a milkshake at somebody at a burger joint while surrounded by security, conent spraying a dumpy yenta for making criminal threats of ringing his doorbell on xitter. Not castle doctrining the strapping young lad with the nitro though.
Didn't he impotently kick somebody while they were down too or am I mixing him up with Ralph?
The night of the long Dildos has begun, Groypers will be sodomized on sight.
You can't punish them by giving them what they want.
The only tittle bitches are... kikes who harass people for attention.
So... Nick Fuentes.
I'm sure Nicky will reward your loyalty as he does with all his faithful capos.
 
Wrong. Mall guy who shot up the prankster faggot got acquitted on self defense grounds because he felt threatened. Nick was on his property, felt threatened and acted in self defense. It's that simple. Of course, the jury would need to agree with his position just like they did with the mall guy.
Yet another false equivalency on top of confusing two different states self defense laws. While he was acquitted of the main charge, he was still incarcerated for 8 months and founded guilty of unlawful discharge of a weapon in an occupied building (which he served during his incarceration) along with being revoked of concealed carry permit. Also, Alan Colie was in a public place, he had repeatedly warned the prankster Tanner Cook to back away along with informing that he'll call the cops if he kept pursuing. Cook was taller than Colie, kept getting directly into his face and Colie didn't have a place to retreat. Fuentes was taller than that lady and was behind the closed door of his house.
 
who clearly was there to make trouble.
But how do you know that? The lady doesn't have a sign on her head with her twitter handle. There is literally no indication whatsoever that she was there to cause trouble, because she didn't even get to say anything other than "Hi". It doesn't matter what her twitter activity, doxing, etc. was before she showed up to his house, only what Nick knew at the time. And what indication did he have that she was one of the main people posting his dox? She could have been anyone for all he knew.
 
But how do you know that? The lady doesn't have a sign on her head with her twitter handle. There is literally no indication whatsoever that she was there to cause trouble, because she didn't even get to say anything other than "Hi". It doesn't matter what her twitter activity, doxing, etc. was before she showed up to his house, only what Nick knew at the time. And what indication did he have that she was one of the main people posting his dox? She could have been anyone for all he knew.
She probably posted pictures on social media and he recognized her from those.
 
Ok then press charges against them for destruction of property when the police get there. You can't assault someone based on hypotheticals. Also brush up on self defense laws.
What Nick did wouldn't fly even in Texas which has one of if not the strongest castle doctrines in the country as well as robust SYG, and where someone is sometimes entitled to use force, sometimes even deadly force, in the protection of property. There's no indication that bitch had any intention whatsoever of destroying any property.

You can't just use your own delusional hallucinations as a reason to attack someone.
Troons on Twitter are saying doxing is illegal in Illinois will this prevent the woman from pressing charges?
For the zillionth time, it's not up to her. It's up to the prosecutor.
 
Fuentes was taller than that lady and was behind the closed door of his house.
So what? He didn't lure her to his house and ambushed her. She willingly went to his house after he got doxxed to harass/harm him. After the self defense act, he didn't go out and curb stumped her but retreated inside his home. He can claim the he was protecting his property and himself with the intent to repel the person from it.
 
After the self defense act, he didn't go out and curb stumped her but retreated inside his home. He can claim the he was protecting his property and himself with the intent to repel the person from it.
And I suppose stealing her phone was also for his own protection?
 
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