I always wonder where the 'we need good guys with guns to stop the bad guys with guns' go when they're talking about Gaige.
He saw Kyle, an active shooter, drew on him to get him to stop shooting people, and so Kyle just gets to shoot him?
EDIT: This flamewar is not worth it (what did I expect in this thread?), but just please try to remember the lessons Batman tries to teach us about vigilante justice (it just encourages more crime by making 'justice' a personal endeavor subject to the follies of the individual).
He saw Kyle, an active shooter, drew on him to get him to stop shooting people, and so Kyle just gets to shoot him?
EDIT: This flamewar is not worth it (what did I expect in this thread?), but just please try to remember the lessons Batman tries to teach us about vigilante justice (it just encourages more crime by making 'justice' a personal endeavor subject to the follies of the individual).