OT: Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
Lone_Wolf
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I would be stunned if he is convicted of the major charges.
The prosecution sounds like the defense. They don't appear to have much of a case. This should never have gone to trial.
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Lets Go Brandon
The "prosecution" also established Rosenbaum was a crazy enraged threatening lunatic that threatened to kill Kyle ambushed him and tried to grab his gun
If one didn't know, it would be easy to assume the prosecution was actually the defense. For reals. And this is looking at objectively as possible.
Rittenhouse skates on murder. Deal with it.
And they have further proved that one rioter attacked him and tried to beat him with a skateboard, and another attacked him with a handgun. Way to go prosecution.
And they'll realize that violence has permanent consequences.
No idea what the fuck goes through the head of someone attacking a man with an AR-15. Other than a 5.56 mm bullet. It's what happens when the stupid and emboldened form large groups and have gotten away with this shit for months.
Am I mistaken, or were the guys who attacked Rittenhouse (and then got shot) all white?
@Wavvy, I actually agree with you on those other cases. I believe in dispensing justice on the merits of the case, and that means no privileges for chanting the "right" slogans while causing mayhem.
Kyle Rittenhouse isn't a "hero," but no one is making the case that he's a murderer.
No, they lost their life because they assaulted him and threatened his life.
Here is a list of the charges.
https://time.com/6112936/kyle-rittenhous…
"I’m not racist and don’t get into black vs white etc but this shit has to stop."
"Do you all have these convos with the black strippers you thirst over?"
"But, If this guy was Black or Mexican y’all would be calling him a thug and every other word in the book. Am I wrong?"
"Innocent black man being murdered by 2 pieces of shit. 🤔"
You're neck deep in "that black vs white shit."
"Looking for trouble" doesn't seem to meet it, not in the same way that Joseph Rosenbaum was "looking for trouble" by creating an imminent physical threat.
Jes sayin
I would agree that Rittenhouse isn't a paragon of common sense, but that doesn't make him a murderer.
I'm happy we're a nation of laws and not whims.
One thing I know for sure is that the number one responsibility of government is to protect the safety of its citizens. When that fails, and fails miserably, over a period of time, the emergence of a Kyle Rittenhouse or a Bernard Goetz is inevitable. There's a limit to how long people can stand by watching society crumble before they feel compelled to do something about it.
Bernie Goetz the so-called "Subway Vigilante" was seen as a hero by a lot of people. In the mid-80's NYC had been paralyzed by over a decade of unchecked violent crime and police corruption. People were afraid to walk the streets. Using the subway system outside of rush hour was like asking to be assaulted. Enter Central Park and you were quite literally trespassing on gang territory. Did Goetz do the "right" thing? Probably not. I'd say the Guardian Angels had a much more realistic and effective approach. But there is no doubt that the ordinary citizen was forced to choose between being a victim, or doing something about it, because government leadership was, at best, asleep at the switch and at worst, part of the problem.
It's laughable that some of you consider him a patriot. Kid should have stayed home, masturbating with his assault rifles. His life is ruined no matter what the outcome of the trial -- and that's what he deserves.
That is fair and I have no disagreement with that, my quarrel is with those that think this stupid kid had no part in this and are trying to paint this jackass as a victim. If nothing else he deserves a punishment for being terminally stupid.
Asking what would happen if a rioter killed Rittenhouse is the definition of a counterfactual.
As it were, Rittenhouse was the one attacked, and the original question was if he would be convicted, not if he was a nice person or had common sense.
You going to go hang out at a gay pride parade if you don't like gays, then be combative when someone there makes a comment to you?
You going to go to Follies and get pissed off when a chick gives you a little OTP? No! You know where you're going and what the result will be ahead of time.
The pro domestic terrorist views in this thread remind me of the autism thread. Coz the bigots on here aren't interpreting the reality of the trial. Just quoting q anon bs.
Those defending Rittenhouse are basically saying his victim deserved to get killed for trying to possibly disarm an active shooter at a protest
"If you set a trap and it gets set off who is the initiator ?"
@25, bad analogy. A trap doesn't put the trapper in harm's way. Rittenhouse being there does not initiate an assault. Rosenbaum puts him in a position he can't reasonably escape from.
I could flip that argument and say by rioting, you are consenting to whatever harm comes your way to stop you.
Once he fired a shot he was an active shooter.and he was the only one to murder someone at the protest. He showed up illegally carrying a gun across state lines for the purpose of engaging in politically motivated violence . McVeigh junior.
But of course the old bigots on here defend him as usual.
According to them.....George Floyd is a criminal for being killed. Rittenhouse is innocent for murdering someone they disagree with politically.
I could argue the merits of the case and the definition of self defense, but you clearly have no interest in it. You could learn something from 25 and the other adults here.
Defense. Crown Icee as the King me of Wordspin.
Bacon!!
Up to then those pieces of garbage had been acting with impunity attacking and harassing innocent people all over the country
Antifa has been attacking innocent people and businesses for years, claiming they were bravely opposing “racists” and “Nazis”, including when they burned black owned businesses in Minneapolis.
The latest magic words are “domestic terrorist” which allows the DOJ and FBI to harass and indict anyone who oppose the Biden administration or its ideas.
No one was murdered. A rioter attacked a kid with a gun, and got his permanent reward. Perhaps if more people acted in self defense, we wouldn't have seen such destructive riots that summer.
Your true colors are showing and they look like the white sheet you wear.
LOL "possibly" trying to disarm. That's a new legal standard for conviction.
At the rate of stupid you're going, you're going to claim the rioters were "peacefully" coming from out of state to burn shit down.
"As were the January 6 coup attempt murders"
Only one killing that day, and like other rioters, I shed no tears for her.
That said, good points.
Bacon!!
Go figure again, Rittenhouse raised his arms and walked towards the police so he didn't get wasted.
https://t.co/PHZnHS5rD9
https://twitter.com/Timcast/status/14577…
https://twitter.com/RekietaMedia/status/…
https://twitter.com/RekietaMedia/status/…
Just ask yourself what business does a seventeen year old kid, have to be out and about, armed and unsupervised.
@boobza here's the thing that you keep missing my point, I don't think any state licenses 17 year old kids as armed guards, that gas station owner should have hired proper security, not some rag tag bunch that were most likely unlicensed and untrained.
I might add that the gas station owner, unquestionably poured gasoline on this dumpster fire if he requested this.
He's not blameless--I think possession of a firearm over state lines, underage, is a slam dunk--but none of that takes away his right to self-defense.
In the end, Rittenhouse shot and killed a man who was charging him, killed a man who was attacking him with a weapon, and wounded a man who was pointing a pistol at him.
As Captain "Smilin'" Jack Ross says, these are the facts, and they are undisputed.
Their only self defense claim is stating he acted within reason given his lack of training and experience with a weapon in said situations.
The murder 1 charge is based on him not retreating after killing Rosenbaum. When he killed Huber. I don't believe this will stick because of Wisconsin state laws not clear cut enough in these matters.
If someone breaks into my house, they don't get to claim self defense if they shoot first.
If it can be proven he was breaking other laws being there with the firearm, anyone killed as a circumstance of him breaking other laws becomes a murder charge.
You loose your right to self defense when you start committing crimes.
Two wrongs don't make a right.
Ie
"its very strange that groups like the NBA will support BLM .... but be critical of white supremacy"
Sick fucks
There is nothing to indicate Rittenhouse initiated violence against anyone he shot. Being armed and in the area does not initiate violence.
Well gee Mark that’s what I’ve been saying from the very beginning , funny how you keep trying to make him out as some type of Hero, he’s actually a stupid kid who got involved in something that he was completely unprepared for and should have never been there.
False. Here's a Wisconsin lawyer on the matter. https://www.nglawyers.com/criminal-defen…
Why do you keep repeating yourself after you've been proven wrong?
You can see video of the actual assaults. One had nearly overtaken him. One was attacking him while he was on the ground. One was pointing a loaded gun at him while he was on the ground.
You're only attacking him with inflammatory, untrue phrases like "amerikkkan taliban" and "domestic terrorist" because you're aligned with Antifa yourself. And as has proven repeatedly on this board, completely fucking ignorant.
I cite actual lawyers, you call names. At this point I'm just rubbing your face in the truth.
"If an argument escalates to violence, it may not be clear who started the fight. If you initiated or escalated the violence, then you may lose your right to self-defense."
Where does it say it's "False" that you can engage in illegal activity and claim the people you killed as a result was self defense?
Just being in the vicinity illegally is not violence under any definition of the term.
Hopefully this encourages more people to act in lawful self-defense against the violent left.
If I were in Rittenhouse's situation, I'd have done much the same. And I think you would have too.
No if I were ruttenhouse I wouldn't cross a state border with an illegal assault rifle to play vigilante and murder 2 people and wound one.
He did not retreat after the first shots. Which will result in second degree murder
One charged him, one swung a weapon at him, one brandished a firearm at him.
Oh, and Grosskreutz admitted to carrying an unlicensed handgun. He's a walking own-goal.
And they probably aren't a bunch of right wing zealots who want to teach them BLM'er and antifa a lesson.
And however wrong it might be, if he's acquitted, there'll be another protest, and there's a good chance the "self defense" won't be cheered on by the MAGA crowd this time.
Instead we have a couple left-wing zealots here who want rioters protected from lawful self-defense because they were yelling their preferred slogans.
Show me one serious legal analyst--not a pundit, not an activist--who thinks Rittenhouse has a prayer of getting convicted of murder. Because I'm having a difficult time.
You've never actually been on a jury, have you?
It's on trial. The jury is going to decide.
Doesn't take much "serious legal analyst" to understand that. In fact, if the "serious legal analyst" were so damned sure he was innocent and correct about that, he wouldn't be on trial. But he is.
Jurors aren't "serious legal analyst" or pundits and supposedly not activists (the whole group of them aren't going to be on the same side for sure).
And, they are going to decide.
@ICEE, you might as well be calling me a chocolate chip cookie; your opprobrium means nothing to me. I point out your name calling to show how you can't make a logical argument so you screech and throw feces.
Probably but not necessarily.
At the end of the prosecution’s portion of the trial, the judge could declare that the prosecution has not presented sufficient evidence for a reasonable jury to find the defendant guilty. It’s rare, but it happens.
Given the surprise testimony from their primary witness, the chance of a directed verdict is not negligible.
Let the maggots riot, in this climate some of them getting shot will be welcomed by most. I doubt the Judge enters a directed verdict before the jury deliberates, but it is not unheard of for a Judge, after a guilty finding by a jury, to strike the finding and acquit. Here its called a Motion for a required finding of not guilty, but judges usually defer in the hopes the jury acquits. It doesn't work in reverse.
If you don't understand those are serious decisions made by serious people well versed in the law of that state, well...
"Hopefully this encourages more people to act in lawful self-defense against the violent left." You vehemently want to assign political points to the actions of a group of people fed up with the way they are treated. They aren't out there because of any one single action of the police that you want to argue about. It's a broader issue of the overall attitude of the police towards them, this just brought it to a reaction.
The only thing political about it is picking sides and jumping on social media to support one side or the other...
And, you seem to want this to happen more. Which really sounds a lot more like the good old keep them in their place attitude. And then cry about being called a racists.
"If I were in Rittenhouse's situation, I'd have done much the same. And I think you would have too."
I'd never put myself in that situation. I know people who do, but they not only have training, but also follow orders. Anyone decided to just go do this on their own, well, jury determines their fate.
Fully aware this happens.
Remember a case of self defense, kid pulled a knife and stabs another if I remember. Was tried for assault. Jury looked at evidence of him getting beat up and a history of harassment before finally pulling the knife and determine he was innocent, with prejudice.
Of course, that defendant was an Asian university student getting bullied by a bunch of frat boys. Makes you wonder how he ended up on trial?
I doubt that happens here. Maybe he'll be found innocent. What I haven't heard through all this "serious legal analyst" is whether or not the judge is allowing prosecution to argue he never should have been there, and was asking for trouble being there. Already decided they can't call the dead guys victims.
---In many jurisdictions like my home state of Massachusetts, ANY firearm use in self-defense means you're getting arrested and possibly charged. Prosecutors are also political animals (see Michael Nifong, or many big cities these days); we can't let a "heckler's (or rioter's) veto determine whether someone spends the rest of their life behind bars. Just because a prosecutor brings charges doesn't mean there is guilt.
"You vehemently want to assign political points to the actions of a group of people fed up with the way they are treated."
---By objective crime figures, this is a vanishingly small problem, inflamed by activists for whom racial balkanization is big business. Liberals estimated that in 2019, between 1,000 and 10,000 unarmed black men were killed by cops. The real number was 27. In this case, riots were the result of what your prosecutors deemed a justified shooting.
---What I want is law-abiding citizens and business owners NOT to have their livelihoods destroyed because (mostly white) leftist thugs wanted to wild out. Lest we forget, the Minneapolis riots disproportionately destroyed black businesses and neighborhoods. And for decades to come, educated people and capital will flee that community. Why are you justifying these riots?
"And then cry about being called a racists."
---Naah, I don't give a shit, all that charge means nowadays is you've run afoul of the wokes. I'm won't cower or do penance, especially not from a half-wit like ICEE.
"I'd never put myself in that situation."
---Me neither. I hate crowds, and doubly hate emotionally-charged ones. I'm a licensed concealed carrier, but my training brought me to the conclusion I don't want the responsibility. I have a conservative friend (in a very pro-gun state) that doesn't have even my training and thinks he's John Wick. If his gun comes out of his holster in public, I'm hitting the deck.
---Only way I'll end up in such a situation is if something comes to my home. And I won't be caught unprepared for that.
Everyone involved, including the white wing hero. None of them should have been doing what they did. But that doesn't excuse someone for murdering them.
"He shouldn't have been there? We have a constitutional right to freedom of travel, so if the Judge allowed that, its reversable error."
Kenosha officials imposed an 8 p.m. curfew the night of the shootings. It was illegal for him to be there when he was. And he is charged with violating this and on trial it also, I assume he's plead innocent, assuming the jury will sway the same way on everything, can't imagine how anyone thinks he wasn't violating the curfew (or being a minor in possession of a firearm).
And yes, they were all violating the curfew. Which doesn't excuse one for killing a bunch of the others.
You can't claim self defense while engaged in an illegal activity. It's like saying an armed robber can claim defense if a store clerk has a gun so they shoot them.
And it's not about whether he should or shouldn't have been there. It's about him being there in the capacity if a vigilante.
He'll be found not guilty of first degree murder but he won't go unpunished. It'll be dropped down to second degree. Reckless homicide, intentional homicide attempted intentional homicide possession of a dangerous weapon by a person under 18 and recklessly endangering safety will stick.
You can assess someone’s motive without relying on hearsay. In this case, they were armed, a witness heard them declare they would kill the guards if they got them alone, they were trying to burn cars/buildings, they had prior convictions for violent offenses. All of these facts speak to motive.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com…
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/hono…
I think they are cowards that caved to the mob, and reluctantly moved forward with an unwinnable case just to wash their hands of the additional riots that would have occurred. They're protecting their own asses.
They're essentially saying to the mob, we gave you what you wanted, now the ball's in your court. Sway the jury outcome by intimidation or else go ahead and burn the fucking city to the ground - but either way it's not our fault.
During his cross-examination on Nov. 8, Antaramian confirmed that one of the prosecutors advised him to not execute a warrant to search the phone of Grosskreutz, who was shot in the bicep by Rittenhouse.
When asked who had advised the detectives to not execute the warrant, Antaramian identified one of the prosecutors in the case, Kenosha County Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger, as one of the people involved.
“The prosecutors in this case advised you not to execute the search warrant on Gaige Grosskreutz’s phone?” Chirafisi asked.
“That sounds correct,” Antaramian responded.
“Have you ever had a prosecutor say to you, ‘detective, you have a valid search warrant, don’t execute it’?” Chirafisi asked.
“Not that I can recall, no,” Antaramian answered ..."
https://www.ntd.com/rittenhouse-trial-ke…
Seems the prosecutor wanted to withhold evidence.
When fired from an AR-15 at close range, it tends to pass right through human tissue. It's at a range of several hundred yards that it gets nasty. As the bullet loses velocity it begins to topple end-over-end and that's when it rips you to pieces.
Close range? Yeah if it hits a vital organ or bone it's gonna fuck you up bad, but rip off 90% of a bicep muscle from 2 feet away? Not likely.
Rittenhouse is guilty. Hes using an affirmative defense. It'll just come down to what he's guilty of.
From smoking and binge watching the trial. Its a travesty and injustice that a landmark case on self defense js taking place in Kenosha wisconsing.....with a biased judge and inept prosecut and defense.
Yeah I suppose that's a possibility. My 5.56 ammo, including the stuff I load myself, is all FMJ.
"Rittenhouse is guilty. Hes using an affirmative defense. It'll just come down to what he's guilty of."
"From smoking and binge watching the trial."
Lol, I don't think you know what an affirmative defense, or guilt, are. Perhaps instead of the trial you should be studying for your GED.
Boobza....funny how these bitch niggaz support your neonazi qanon hate speech. Birds of a feather flock together.
Or it could be self defense and he is "guilty" of jack shit. Do you not understand this basic element of the legal system that 30 seconds of Google could have taught you?
Boobza....funny how these bitch niggaz support your neonazi qanon hate speech. Birds of a feather flock together.
This is how the left operates. Doxing jurists, cancelling the American justice system, rioting when they don't get their way. They must be stopped.
Nathan DeBruin testified in Kyle Rittenhouse’s trial and claimed that prosecutors asked him to change parts of his statement to match their story.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that DeBruin, a Kenosha photographer, was initially subpoenaed by the prosecution but “was brought as a witness for the defense” after claiming prosecutors asked him to change his statement.
Rittenhouse has 6 criminal charges against him. You're delusional if you think he'll walk.
https://babylonbee.com/news/state-regret…
That said, I stand by my previous comment. They took an unwinnable case to satisfy the mob, and now this guy is trying to "sell it" like he's giving it his best effort. Unfortunately for him, he's probably ruining his own career.
Maybe they should have hired you to prosecute the case. Ohhh man, Kyle would be shaking in his boots.
"The Wisconsin prosecutors of Kyle Rittenhouse are trying to turn self-defense into a crime. They obviously do not approve of firearms for protective purposes. And of course, Rittenhouse’s self-defense intruded on the social-justice cause of brutal rioting that we’re supposed to believe somehow combats the supposed scourges of white supremacism and police brutality."
https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/11/r…
What the hell does that last post even mean?
Oh wait. I get it now. You're happy that you drew me into an argument with a moron who can't be reasoned with because he has less intelligence than an old shoe. Congratulations!
Have a nice night jerkoff.
Rittenhouse provoked unwarranted violence against perfect strangers and is trying to call himself a victim. He is blaming the victims for attempting to defend themselves instead of running from him.
He killed 2 people and wounded one and still didn't comprehend that pointing a loaded weapon at someone for no reason
isn't going to bring anyone anything but grief. there's not much room for rehabilitation when someone shows the mindset of a cold blooded killer.
---I don't think you know what a neonazi is. National Review is a mainstream conservative paper that opposed Trump in 2016. And it is you who doesn't grasp the basics of Wisconsin law, or self-defense anywhere. We have actual lawyers on the thread that take my side over yours, and I too have taken courses in self-defense law. Which might explain why we've dropped an avalanche of facts that you can't acknowledge, let alone counter.
"Rittenhouse provoked unwarranted violence against perfect strangers and is trying to call himself a victim."
---Incorrect. Rosenbaum chased him after making graphic threats. Huber attacked him while he was on the ground. Grosskreutz had a pistol in hand. Open carry is legal in Wisconsin, making someone carrying a firearm "not a threat."
"He killed 2 people and wounded one and still didn't comprehend that pointing a loaded weapon at someone for no reason
isn't going to bring anyone anything but grief."
---You a mind reader now? In fact, Rittenhouse showed self-restraint by NOT shooting the rest of the mob, like the guy who jump-kicked him in the head, or putting more rounds into Huber and Grosskreutz.
"there's not much room for rehabilitation when someone shows the mindset of a cold blooded killer."
---Actually, he broke down on the stand. Nothing "cold blooded." I'll concede one point, he wasn't wise to be there. But that's not a crime.
---Fundamentally, with your "Taliban" and "domestic terrorist" invective, you want to see someone hang for defending himself against the radical left. Which is why you'll respond with the words "trolling," "trick," or pick-your-slur-for-people-you-disagree with. I'd love to be proven wrong.
Do you comprehend the fact that Rittenhouse is facing 6 different charges?
Actually, the curfew charge got dropped. But it's not like there's an independent probability of getting convicted on each charge. So what they charged him with 6, when what gets him off of one could get him off of all of them.
Where is the charge of vigilantism?
And how would you react if Rittenhouse was a leftist defending himself against Proud Boys? I see no reason to believe you are objective on anything here.
This is more of a political trial than a criminal trial – if it was Trump-supporters chasing down a 17 y/o woke-kid this trial would either have never happened or they would have been indicting the Trump mob chasing him.
In today’s woke America “justice” depends on your politics (and increasingly things like your employment and your right to express your opinion).
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Dessertscrub I agree there may be a mistrial but without prejudice.
Trolladon work on your English language comprehension. I said prosecution is making too many mistakes. And murder is murder. Its political to you though.
Don't think you know what "murder" is. Look up the definition under Wisconsin state law and you'll see it's a lot more than just freaking a life.
seventeen year old kid in harms way, especially in such inflammatory circumstances.
I also believe that everyone out there on the streets after curfew didn't belong there, and if I actually had a say in the matter I would have had the whole lot of them arrested no matter which side they were on. This is supposed to be a law abiding country, occasionally things need to be addressed for the good of the entire community, shutting down a protest drawing people from out of area, is not unwarranted, having civilians walk about armed is ludicrous and should not be tolerated by the authorities.
What legal punishment does he deserve?
Oh, and the violating curfew charge got dismissed by the judge, declaring there was insufficient evidence that a curfew was in place.
"He deserves punishment, this is a horrible story and keeps getting worse."
You just said he deserves punishment. Punishment for what, and how much? Or did you mean his parents should have grounded him for a month? Showing poor judgment is not a crime.
For someone who doesn't care, you sure have a lot to say about this.
Rosenbaum, 36, was a pitiable figure who never should have been on the streets. He was a convicted pedophile with bipolar disorder who had just been released that day from a psychiatric ward in a Milwaukee hospital after a suicide attempt. He appeared deeply unwell, carrying a heavy chain in one hand, swearing, using the N-word and looking for trouble. He already had twice threatened to kill Rittenhouse and his group.”
the defense just straight up lies in court, Judge goes along with it. Give prosecution 15 minutes to find an expert?
WTF?
Has skibum concerted everyone?
Either they don't want to jury to see up close in a video, or they want a jury to not believe what they are seeing?
And the judge is going for it..
Judge sounds more and more like he's got a good old fashion case of "not wanting to ruin the life of a nice white boy"...
If this was a Black Panther or John Brown Gun Club guy defending himself against Proud Boys, this wouldn't have even gone to trial.
- In every shooting, he was not only in reasonable fear for his life, but showed remarkable restraint. E.g. not shooting jump-kick guy.
- He didn't take the rifle over state lines, he got it there.
- Open carry is legal in Wisconsin.
- He was not threatening anyone. Court decisions have ruled that showing a firearm does not itself constitute a threat.
- The judge threw out the "violating curfew" charge because there's insufficient evidence to believe a curfew was in place.
- Being in those circumstances does not take away his right to self-defense.
- "Vigilantism" is not a crime.
- You can debate whether or not he was wise to be there, but stupidity is not a crime.
Some people have said they don't want to live in a world that encourages vigilantism. Well, I don't want to live in a world where Antifa/BLM leftists get to cause mayhem because they're mouthing the accepted slogans. I don't want to live in a world where a "rioter's veto" determines the outcome of trials. I don't want to live in a world where rioting is so accepted that defending against it is viewed as aberrant. I don't want to live in a world where self-defense is so circumscribed as to be rendered irrelevant. And all that is what the left ultimately wants.
The aftermath will be the same no matter the outcome. Burn this bitch down! Either a celebration or a protest.
Let's be clear: BLM do not care about Kyle Rittenhouse because no black people died. If there is rioting afterwards, it will be ANTIFA (communists and anarchists) and professional criminals out for the looting. For that reason, I would love for every legal firearm owner able to, to travel to Wisonsin and stand guard outside local businesses just like Rittenhouse did. Block after block of lawful 2nd Amendment Defenders showing the leftist bastards trying to instill their tyranny that lawlessness and disregard for our Constitutional rights will not prevail. The would be a Freedom Caucus/Tea Party equivalent of the Hajj.
Don't see CNN breathlessly covering any legal proceedings in this case.
The worst part of this trial may be the precedent it sets. That right wing bextrenists can go out and kill protesters.
Judge in Kyle Rittenhouse trial faces backlash for Asian food joke
---Bingo. At base, this is about the left wanting BLM and Antifa rioters to be able to wild out without consequences. If the city wasn't shit scared of more riots, they wouldn't have brought this to trial.
It was a joke about food being delayed at the ports but, of course, the media is portraying the judge as racist because that’s what they do.
Having a cell phone shows bias ?
Joking about shipping delays shows bias ?
Pretty tough standards.
The Dems use Antifa and BLM as their paramilitary wing and street enforcers to do their dirty work
We're going to need a new thread come closing arguments on Monday. It already takes forever to scroll down.
There should be a mistrial without prejudice.
If circumstances were reversed, and a black kid with an AR-15 shot three Neo-Nazi assailants in the same fashion, it wouldn't have gone to trial.
The national media would rediscover an appreciation for armed self-defense.
And I'd still say he was innocent.
Should read
"The only person to kill anyone BECAUSE HE WAS PUT IN FEAR FOR HIS LIFE at the RIOTS is Rittenhouse."
Fixed it for you
If the rioters knew they might be met with armed self defense, they might have stuck to actually peaceful protesting.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenosha_…
https://www.businessinsider.com/kenosha-…
It's certainly fair to state that this dorky high-school dropout is a budding MAGA right-winger. Get your facts straight, clod.
https://tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=7773…