Kyle Rittenhouse Legal Proceedings - Come for the trial, stay for….

[KonradCruise]

I didn't really understand what Rekieta meant when he said that lawyers are subhuman. Because he seems so nice and jolly, and all of his guests seem like cool people.
I guess that's because I've never got to see prosecutors at work. I never hated someone so much in my life as these two. I can't even put into words how much I seethe when they're on the screen. It doesn't affect me, right? But somehow their behavior and all the openly dishonest shit they're pulling trying to convict an innocent person right in front of me...
There's some part of me that's so profoundly offended by what's going on, it's just burning with white-hot loathing. I can feel it flaring in my chest.
This prosecution is a mockery of justice, despicable perversion of truth. These two deserve to burn in hell for what they're knowingly doing.

I know it's cringy, but I had to let it out guys, it won't happen again.

They are the same types of individuals as those who joined up with the KGB and various agencies and terrorized their fellow man, followed by begging and pleading when the population of their fellow man turned on them in the eastern euro countries.

 

[RomanesEuntDomus]

Because as this case has so aptly put it, laws definitely matter right?

This kind of talk makes sense after a guilty verdict, but not now. lmao

 

[Wargarbl]

I wouldn't try that. Ask yourself, what was the FBI drone footage actually used for? It certainly wasn't used to prosecute rioters for serious felonies. So why was it there?

Open confrontation will not work. It will continue to be done quietly in the shadows. Very little of what is going on sees the light of day or is openly talked about. The actions and inactions are coordinated behind closed doors and there are many people involved who go to great lengths to assure that things play out the way they want.

Gifting them some vigilante gunman for every resource to be mobilized to find would be the biggest propaganda victory since Jan 6.

Exactly.

Not only that, but it's much, much less simple than ditching the brass and a gun part or two. These events aren't spontaneous at all, they're coordinated. These shiftless ex-con faux-commie fucks are bused in for the express purpose of destroying shit and terrorizing the locals. Law enforcement is well aware it's coming. Why do you think FBI drone footage is available? Not only that, but every pseudo-journo and most of the participants are constantly filming. And that's to say nothing of the surveillance cameras the businesses likely put up knowing their shit was about to get wrecked.

That's just accounting for video/audio. There's many other ways you could be linked to the area and tracked.

Point is, if you do this, you will 100% get caught. Plan to be painted as the next UTexas Clock Tower Shooter except also a Giga-Nazi, then spend the rest of your life in supermax. Lone gunmen murking a few useless faux-commies will do the exact opposite of fixing this problem.

Hint: the people sending in the commie chattel WANT this exact thing to happen.

 

[MuuMuu Bunnylips]

Bold to assume they care or will be punished

Well. since they've posted that info publicly with, y'know, their real names, maybe they should.

 

[Dumb Bitch Smoothie]

Shut the fuck up already. Almost every damn post you've made in this fucking thread has been this message spammed over and over. We know what you think. Add something to the conversation or piss off until you can think of something new to say.

He might be possessed by the spirit of Rosenbaum, obsessing and fantasizing about a barely legal young man getting it in the butt.

 

[Stoneheart]

Has anyone explained to the chucklefuck(s) who are working on doxing the jury "for great justice" exactly how many laws they're breaking?

Well they cant be doxed since they posted it from their twitter accounts that include their names and pictures of their homes...

 

[ShortBusDriver]

I wouldn't try that. Ask yourself, what was the FBI drone footage actually used for? It certainly wasn't used to prosecute rioters for serious felonies. So why was it there?

Open confrontation will not work. It will continue to be done quietly in the shadows. Very little of what is going on sees the light of day or is openly talked about. The actions and inactions are coordinated behind closed doors and there are many people involved who go to great lengths to assure that things play out the way they want.

Gifting them some vigilante gunman for every resource to be mobilized to find would be the biggest propaganda victory since Jan 6.

While i agree with you on the surface I'd also point out that the Oklahoma City bombing absolutely changed the way the Federal government responded to situations. The lawlessness displayed by the FBI & ATF at Ruby Ridge and Waco wasn't on display at all during the stand off with Clivin Bundy.

For all the bluster about needing nuclear weapons and jets to fight the US government there's very little they can actually do against their own populace whose motivated to carry out attacks against them.

Ask yourself, when has the FBI actually stopped a terror plot that wasn't one of their own goofy entrapment schemes?

You can't stop a motivated individual with no fucks to give.

My point is these law enforcement agencies can't even stop a skitzo from shooting up a Wal-Mart tomorrow, but they're going to stop a motivated individual from obliterating a group of rioters? The only thing keeping people safe is the veil of a civilized society.

 

[Forest Portal Triumph 747]

This kind of talk makes sense after a guilty verdict, but not now. lmao

Derek Chauvin being declared guilty and 2020 election fraud, the latter of which you deny while putting on a veneer of centrism as a trolling schtick on KF, show that laws in the US of A aren't what they used to be.

 

[LUNEKO]

Bold to assume they care or will be punished

This, there was 0 consequences for the mass attempted dox of a jury member in Chauvin v Floyd trial.
Granted since they all voted guilty unanimously nothing happened to them but the dox was before the verdict was set as means of intimidation and nobody did anything about it

 

[Lord of the Large Pants]

Derek Chauvin being declared guilty and 2020 election fraud, the latter of which you deny while putting on a veneer of centrism as a trolling schtick on KF, show that laws in the US of A aren't what they used to be.

Oof, that's a heckin' yikerino sweaty. Who hurt and/or radicalized you?

 

[LaxerBRO]

Well, the defense should buy a strap and a training dummy AR to show how unlikely the left handed grip is.

In fact, I would even ask the jurors to try a similar action.

Anyways, the provocation issue is really fucking Kyle. I don't think he is guilty but it's what the jury thinks.

 

[Zetton285]

Oof, that's a heckin' yikerino sweaty. Who hurt and/or radicalized you?

Who the fuck do you think? lmao

 

[DDBCAE CBAADCBE]

Shut the fuck up already. Almost every damn post you've made in this fucking thread has been this message spammed over and over. We know what you think. Add something to the conversation or piss off until you can think of something new to say.

To be fair most of you have been doom posting since the beginning, not just him.

 

[BradCarter]

While i agree with you on the surface I'd also point out that the Oklahoma City bombing absolutely changed the way the Federal government responded to situations. The lawlessness displayed by the FBI & ATF at Ruby Ridge and Waco wasn't on display at all during the stand off with Clivin Bundy.

For all the bluster about needing nuclear weapons and jets to fight the US government there's very little they can actually do against their own populace whose motivated to carry out attacks against them.

Ask yourself, when has the FBI actually stopped a terror plot that wasn't one of their own goofy entrapment schemes?

You can't stop a motivated individual with no fucks to give.

My point is these law enforcement agencies can't even stop a skitzo from shooting up a Wal-mart tomorrow, but they're going to stop a motivated individual from obliterating a group of riots? The only thing keeping people safe is the veil of a civilized society.

You are missing the point brother. They want you to obliterate the rioters. They have an infinite supply of them to bus in. But now they have ammunition to strip us of our few remaining rights to privacy and firearms.

 

[Tour of Italy]

To be fair, I don't think the tech actually spent 20 hours editing the frame, I think he took maybe 1.5 and is now sweating because he didn't expect his padded time sheet to be part of the public record.

 

[Meat Target]

What to make of all the corporate media outlets predicting an acquittal, even if they personally think Kyle is guilty? Are they just our bizarro, where they're pre-emptively dooming for an outcome they don't like?

 

[NeroRisotto]

Due to all the blackpills being dispense by all the commenters today, I'm keeping my vote on "Guilty on all Charges", and am preparing to post this when it happens

 

[Some JERK]

What to make of all the corporate media outlets predicting an acquittal, even if they personally think Kyle is guilty? Are they just our bizarro, where they're pre-emptively dooming for an outcome they don't like?

I think they're trying to froth up the brownshirts into ramping up the jury intimidation tactics.

 

[Fools Idol]

>mfw a bunch of Mt. Dew guzzling Kiwi autists tell experienced trial attorneys how to handle a case in the courtroom

I haven't watched his streams but I'd bet that 90% of this threads legal opinions come from Rekieta.

 

[Pork Packer]

What to make of all the corporate media outlets predicting an acquittal, even if they personally think Kyle is guilty? Are they just our bizarro, where they're pre-emptively dooming for an outcome they don't like?

Because they have found their narrative of "HE IS TOTALLY 1000% GUILTY AND AN EVIL WHITE SUPREMACIST INCEL RAPIST NAZI BUT THE DRUMPF SUPPORTING WHITE MAN JUDGE RIGGED THE TRIAL TO ACQUIT HIM!" and now they are actively trying to gin up mob violence and riots so they can keep the narrative going indefinitely