Tim Pool Is Wrong: Defending Karmelo’s Murder Isn’t Self-Defense — It’s Cowardice

Tim Pool claims to stand for “self-defense,” but when it comes to the tragic death of Austin Metcalf at the hands of Karmelo, he’s defending the wrong side.

Tim didn’t shoot the man who accosted him and his pregnant wife at Cracker Barrel. Why? Because deep down, he knows what’s real self-defense and what’s reckless violence. So why is he encouraging you to crash out when he wouldn’t do it himself?

This case isn’t about one teenager—it’s about a pattern. America has a massive problem with violent Black youth being excused, enabled, and weaponized by media, activist groups, and politicians. And when the target is a white kid? Silence. Justification. Celebration.

If you don’t wake up and separate your family from this culture of violence, you might end up like Metcalf—another innocent erased, while the killer gets a GoFundMe and public support.