I still have reservations about calling him a hero. People keep doing that and I don't think they consider what it means for him or that it puts a target on his back.
He didn't do anything wrong, but I think calling him a hero is a bit much. He's just a kid that asked people not to set other people's stuff on fire or vandalize it and defended himself when he was attacked. That should be a pretty normal thing to do.
He also DIDN'T harm anyone else, in a situation where even the most seasoned veteran would have been hard pressed to keep calm and have steady aim. His ability to recognize real threats and ignore mere posturing was heroic and would be lauded as such by anyone willing to see reality.
I still have reservations about calling him a hero. People keep doing that and I don't think they consider what it means for him or that it puts a target on his back.
He didn't do anything wrong, but I think calling him a hero is a bit much. He's just a kid that asked people not to set other people's stuff on fire or vandalize it and defended himself when he was attacked. That should be a pretty normal thing to do.
Kyle is a hero.
Definition of "Hero": a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.
Kyle killed a serial pedophile, a violent felon and domestic abuser, and permanently wounded an antifag.
And put out a dumpster fire.
He already said he killed a pedophile...oh..wait, I gotcha NVM.
He also DIDN'T harm anyone else, in a situation where even the most seasoned veteran would have been hard pressed to keep calm and have steady aim. His ability to recognize real threats and ignore mere posturing was heroic and would be lauded as such by anyone willing to see reality.