Since Rittenhouse has shooting induced PTSD should he be banned

[applegrove]

from owning a gun? It might pour water on the vigilantes who think they should police the US, their vision of it (Van Jones, AC 360), without a badge.

[Johonny]

1. I assume he's now cured and will never have another session with his therapist

[Tomconroy]

2. The relationship between gun ownership and mental health

Is worth exploring.

[FBaggins]

3. Has he been hospitalized for it?

[Sympthsical]

7. Diagnosed and in therapy for it

This came up when the judge asked him about the inclusion of lesser charges during the jury instructions bit. He had to be of sound mind to give consent, and his attorney noted it.

[FBaggins]

8. I'm not aware of a state where that's enough

I’m pretty sure that he would have to be committed for it to endanger his ability to own a firearm due to ptsd.

[Sympthsical]

9. I have no idea

I imagine it's by state? Couldn't say.

I was only mentioning it because it's the only time I'm aware of that we heard about his PTSD directly from the source.

[jls4561]

4. Not yet. May need to use it in the next murder trial.

[UTUSN]

5. That's the protocol

[fierywoman]

6. Should he be banned from attending college? I wouldn't want to be on the same campus as him.

[applegrove]

10. Not the same thing. If he indeed has ptsd he sees people trying

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to hurt him all the time. Sometimes he is right, though those who lunged for him were just trying to stop Kyle Rittenhouse not hurt him grievously. Sometimes he is wrong. He should never have a gun. He should never have had one.