If someone with only the best intentions, who hadn't observed you committing a crime tried to detain you at gunpoint, would you consider that a violation of your rights, or a "legal technicality?"
Cops do that routinely, but no one had anyone at gunpoint in the Arbery case.
Yes they did. Just like you can't be bothered with reading the laws you are arguing, you can't be bothered with reading the various definitions of held at gunpoint. Someone even posted them for you earlier.
