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What do you think will happen?

  • Guilty on all charges

    Votes: 282 8.8%
  • Full Acquittal

    Votes: 1,077 33.7%
  • Mistral

    Votes: 264 8.3%
  • Mixture of verdicts

    Votes: 479 15.0%
  • Minecraft

    Votes: 213 6.7%
  • Roblox

    Votes: 132 4.1%
  • Runescape

    Votes: 203 6.3%
  • Somehow Guilty Of Two Mutually Exclusive Actions

    Votes: 514 16.1%
  • KYLE WILL SUBMIT TO BBC

    Votes: 35 1.1%

  • Total voters
    3,199
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thank u!!

I knew I'd drag one of you spergs out into the open lol. You can't help yourselves. Not gonna slapfight tho. You enjoy your exceptional arm chair lawyer's milquetoast takes and screech about how misunderstood he is every time he is wrong about something, and I will keep calling you exceptional for it.


Because you're exceptional.
who are we talking about
 
I knew I'd drag one of you spergs out into the open lol. You can't help yourselves. Not gonna slapfight tho. You enjoy your exceptional arm chair lawyer's milquetoast takes and screech about how misunderstood he is every time he is wrong about something, and I will keep calling you exceptional for it.
I just want to know what everyone hates. You've not answered. I need something more specific than "always wrong".
 
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To change emphasis for a minute, how do we think Kyle himself is holding up? I understand he was very upset about what had happened immediately and it must have been hard on him dealing with threats, the upheaval. On the first day he was yawning a lot and it's an easy guess to imagine he hadn't slept much the night before with the prospect of years in prison if found guilty. He seems to be going through all sorts of emotions during the trial.
He's almost certainly going to be seeing a therapist about this if he avoids prison and has any sense.
A mob of his fellow citizens pursued him with violent intent and he killed two of them and maimed another. Before he was 18. For all we shitpost our edgy comments any well adjusted human being who ends up killing another is going to need some serious psycholgical help in the aftermath. Instead he got pilloried as a murderous white supremacist by his home country's media.
That he seems to have cut connections to more aggressively leaning right wing groups makes me optimistic that he might come out of the far side of this reasonably well adjusted if substantially lacking in sympathy and trust. But he'll be messed up by it.
 
Plenty of his exceptional followers plague the Internet Famous board fellating him at every opportunity. You get three guesses as to what type of media they all consume on a regular basis and the first two don't count.
Now listen, anime is an artform and she was totally 5000 years old.
 
I don't mean in just this trial, I mean overall. Hypothetically, some rando could find himself in the wrong place and wrong time stumbling onto the scene of a homicide, find himself on trial for murder charges and get sent to prison purely because most of the jury were leftists and he was wearing a MAGA hat when the cops questioned him.
There are two sets of law, philosophically. The laws of Man and the laws of Nature. The judge, the prosecutor, and the defense are all in the court to serve the Law of Man, the law that is written in stone and ink, and to interpret and argue that law. The purpose of the jury is entirely different, the jury serves as the moral aspect of the law. The prupose of the jury is to hear the arguments of the Law of Man and then interpret that in accordance with their own moral biases and beliefs, and in cases where the jury of normal people with normal biases and beliefs feels that either the Law of Man was broken with good intention or with no ill effect, or in cases where the jury feels that the punishment does not fit the crime, it is the juror's prudence to choose not to convict.

At least that's the theory and the philosophy behind it.
 
Legal Insurrection Recap for day 4

There are some great insights about the laws of self defense- even if you saw today I think it's a good read


ETA lol:
Also questioned were the adult sons of the owners of the Car Source properties, Sal & Sam Khindri. They both came across as rather confused, and Sam in particular struck me as doing a pretty good imitation of someone who was profoundly stoned.
 
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He's almost certainly going to be seeing a therapist about this if he avoids prison and has any sense.
A mob of his fellow citizens pursued him with violent intent and he killed two of them and maimed another. Before he was 18. For all we shitpost our edgy comments any well adjusted human being who ends up killing another is going to need some serious psycholgical help in the aftermath. Instead he got pilloried as a murderous white supremacist by his home country's media.
That he seems to have cut connections to more aggressively leaning right wing groups makes me optimistic that he might come out of the far side of this reasonably well adjusted if substantially lacking in sympathy and trust. But he'll be messed up by it.

While I'm not convinced that Kyle killed any humans that day, it's likely that he believes that he did. Hopefully he doesn't find himself too psychologically damaged by the experience.
 
I mean, we're in happenings and the happening is paused for the weekend.
Yeah, fair enough. To answer your question on Rickets though; I tried to sit through some of his stuff and for me I just get sick of him constantly shouting and refusing to read into the situation in favor of his own preformed opinions of what should be happening.
 
Legal Insurrection Recap for day 4

There are some great insights about the laws of self defense- even if you saw today I think it's a good read


ETA lol:
Did you personally feel threatened by Rosenbaum, asked Binger, and the USMC rifleman who at the scene had been armed with an AR rifle, a knife, and a can of CS spray, as well as in the company of similarly armed friends, answered that he had not felt personally threatened.

This turned around to bite the State when the defense got to Lackowski on cross examination, however.

Chirafisi asked him, you were never alone one-on-one with Rosenbaum were you? No. You had support with you? Yes. Rosenbaum had never threatened to kill him? No. Never told him, if I get you alone, I’ll f’ing kill you? No.

What if, Chirafisi asked, you had been alone, and Rosenbaum had threatened to kill you under that circumstance, and you saw him charging you at full speed, screaming “F-you!” and fighting to take your gun from you, would you feel then that he was a threat?

Lackowski: “Oh, yeah, a threat to my life, yes.”
One of the boogboi witnesses didn't feel threatened by Pedobaum's antics when he was surrounded by his buddies but acknowledges he would have if caught alone the exact same way Kyle was. How is the media covering it, I wonder?


Lügenpresse gonna lüge, I suppose.
 
I just want to know what everyone hates. You've not answered. I need something more specific than "always wrong".
Since I'm unfamiliar with Burgerlaw I can't tell I can't tell how right or wrong his takes are, but I do find his decision to prefer being a YouTube lawyer over having full-time job to be bizarre. Not to mention the whole episode with him inviting Zoom so that Dick Masterson could win an Internet tardfight against PPP was very weird to say the lest. While, at the time of me writing this, I wouldn't consider Nick to be a lolcow (yet), it would not surprise me if he ends up riding the same short bus as Ralph, Dick, Metokur, Gayor and all these other Internet Nobodies.
 
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