Principally correct but in today's society all to often the people involved make decisions based on their perception of others and that perception's basis is race.
Not knowing the real facts of the case, the motivation of the shooter, or the intent or motive of the victim, i would be hard pressed to make an unbiased judgement. But it seems to me though that the rush to shoot seems to be the predominant answer.
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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata
This should be judged on its merits, not the color of those involved.
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