Meh…..Party over country and rules of engagement is how too many work, the next election cycle should be interesting.
ZRX1200 wrote:
pretty much, yup.regardless of the verdict, charges and ensuing trial absolutely had to happen. Can't have people shot and killed/injured without clarification of the events.
frankj1 wrote:
The man who attacked young Kyle Rittenhouse and kicked him in the head has been identified. He is another career criminal with an open record of domestic abuse at the time of the event.Young Kyle Rittenhouse had no idea what he was stepping into the night of August 25, 2020. The scene in Kenosha Wisconsin was a cesspool of criminals. Every person that attacked young Rittenhouse was a criminal with a record. This was not a safe place and young Kyle completely underestimated the situation.More...https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/11/jump-kick-man-identified-man-attacked-kicked-young-kyle-rittenhouse-head-career-criminal-open-domestic-violence-charge/
what if the same fact pattern, but Rittenhouse was antifa, confronted and shot three militia men, killing two, who were protesting vaccine mandates? does he walk under those circumstances?
delta1 wrote:
Ain't that America. Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted on all counts. Get over it. Justice was served. His innocence became obvious over the course of the trial as fact after fact emerged. He is a youngster who in my opinion used really poor judgment. We all should wish and hope the very best for him.
Speyside2 wrote:
The only poor judgement I see is his going to the riots in the first place..........after that he made better split second decisions than most adults in the country are capable of.........at least 98.2% of them anyway
Whistlebritches wrote:
That was the poor judgment I was talking about, his going there.
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