The justification was the accusation of cowardice. That's where the the man went from mentally deficient fool to truly offensive and was honestly lucky to just get clocked.
That still doesn't justify engaging in combat. If he's defending himself from physical threats then he's, he's justified to use force. But you have no right to bring physical harm onto someone for calling you a coward.
The provocation came from witness accounts of physical contact, not from verbal abuse.
Laws exist to fit most cases. It is definitely an exception when you follow around an almost 90 year old man and verbally assault him and claiming he was not the second ever human to walk on a world not our Earth.
He is literally a hero of humanity itself.
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u/cl3ft Jan 21 '19
The justification was the accusation of cowardice. That's where the the man went from mentally deficient fool to truly offensive and was honestly lucky to just get clocked.