He was 17, so regardless of his actions, he's still a kid. And he wasn't just walking around, he was defending business and property. Earlier in the day he was cleaning graffiti off of buildings in Kenosha
How things change. I think that just 10 or 15 years ago a person risking their own safety to protect someone's else building from being set on fire and burned to the ground would be considered a hero.
I'm not saying that he's innocent. It's just crazy how "That was not his business or property" makes a valid point today.
That was not his business or property. He was a vigilante.