"I can understand why you would avoid answering the question." I didn't ask what you would do in that situation, I asked if you would consider that a violation of your rights.
I answered it. Assuming Arbery was innocent (which is a stretch), both parties would feel they had been wronged. Best course of action would be to wait for the police.
LOL, the question was whether YOU would consider it a violation of YOUR rights.
If you can't answer the question, just say so.
Of course, as I said above. Both parties. In your hypothetical, that would include me as one of the parties.
I didn't ask if you would "feel you had been wronged." I don't even know what that means.
But if you're agreeing that someone detaining you in that situation is a violation of your rights, then it would be a violation or Arbery's rights too, would you agree?
