On April 11, I posted an article about the shooting of a protester in Austin, Texas. Daniel Perry, who shot the protester because he saw an AK-47 pointed at him was found guilty of murder. The prosecution claimed that there was no actual evidence of the gun being pointed at Daniel Perry; Daniel Perry claimed that the gun was pointed at him. The video of the incident is fuzzy at best. It has recently been noted that Garret Foster, the protester who was killed, routinely carried his AK-47 in a manner that could easily be perceived as threatening. Evidently he had been advised by friends that if he was going to carry the weapon, he should carry it slung over his shoulder. Instead, Garret Foster chose to carry the weapon in a way that it could be easily fired. It has also been reported that both the shooter and the protester had made very questionable social  media posts before the incident. I have to be honest, if I were carrying a weapon and I saw an AK-47 held in a way that I might be shot, I would shoot. It is going to take the wisdom of Solomon to sort this mess out.