Why is everybody still insistent on regurgitating incorrect information.

1. He did not cross state lines with the gun, the gun was always in Wisconsin.

2. Even if he did cross state lines, Title 18 of the U.S. Code section 926A clearly permits interstate transport of firearms.

3. Also, Wisconsin and Illinois both have reciprocity in terms of their gun possession laws.

4. The AR-15 is not an assault rifle.

5. The Ahmoud Arbery case has no parallel to this one. In that case, he was chased down by three individuals that pointed their guns at him. He drew his gun in self-defense and was killed and the three individuals were found guilty of murder. Had he been successful in drawing and shooting his assailants, he would have been justified in using deadly force.

6. There is nothing in the statute that says that a person's right to use deadly force is waived in this instance. Each person that was shot was the aggressor in the situation, even if they thought they were acting justly. The first person shot ambushed Kyle with another individual, tried to take his rifle, and made comments about killing. The second person was assaulting kyle with a blunt weapon (skateboard), and the third person testified to pointing his gun first.