Former DOGE Employee ATTACKED in Washington D.C. After SAVING Woman

Edward Coristine, famously known as the “Big Balls” member of DOGE, heroically saved a Washington DC woman from a carjacking at the hand of a gang of vicious little feral thugs.

Fighting bare handed and without weapons, Big Balls drove off the feral gang victimizing the lone woman, at the cost of receiving a hell of a beating himself. Thank God the consequences were not more severe—had Big Balls been murdered by this feral gang, no one would have been surprised.

But what if Big Balls had not been limited to saving this woman—and himself—using only his bare hands? What if Big Balls had been armed with the “great equalizer”—a lawfully carried firearm intended for lawful purposes, such as self-defense and defense of others.

Would Big Balls have been legally justified in threatening the use of this pistol? Of drawing it from its holster? Of shooting? Of dumping the magazine entirely, and letting the bodies hit the floor, to use the urban colloquial expression?

What does the LAW allow Big Balls to do in defending innocent life from feral predation?

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