No. What I'm saying is that sometimes, shit isn't worth getting into. Sure, she got acquitted. At what cost? Maybe $15K in lawyer's fees???
There are two possibilities - she's the type who is "looking for a reason to pull her pistol." Sort of like the guy in the road-rage in Florida. "Never happens!" Yet. . . Floridaman to the rescue firing while closing his eyes out his windshield. And her quote makes her SEEM like that, whether she was or not.
OR. . .
It was a series of just escalations. Whether it was from her or the other woman or both. But I don't think it was 100% just the other woman escalating a bump at a doorway.
What I don't get is people feel JUSTIFIED in getting their thing these days. It is rampant. I see it all over. I have a saying, "Do you wanna be right or do you wanna be rich?" It's a business term. But it applies to everything. "I don't deserve that." Sure. Great. But, in the end, outside of your overly developed sense of pride being hurt, is it better to just move on or get your satisfaction?
In this woman's case, it would have been better to just move on. I can afford the $15K. I'd still move on.
And maybe there was nothing she could do. I still think the pistol was excessive. Sit in the car. Call the cops. Pull the 15yo's video. Mom goes to jail. It's over. But SIT IN YOUR CAR! Damn. Why get drawn into these things? It's like arguing abortion rights on NES.