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

[AnOminous]

What if we didn't normalize burning down entire towns in a tardrage cause some scummy asshat got shot in the back after trying to retrieve a weapon from a car or flee using said car while he's abducting 2 children? How about that? How about we protest in ways that don't make it a necessity to use guns to protect people's livelihoods?

Didn't he literally have a knife on the floor of the car that he was reaching for when he was "shot in the back?"

 

[The-Patriarchy]

Kyle is clearly innocent. Both Rosenbaum and Huber clearly died of COVID with a lead poisoning comorbidity.

Grosskreutz lost his bicep to COVID too. Bet you didn't know that being unvaccinated and catching COVID means your muscles can spontaneously explode when struck by a fast-moving object.

If the jury wants someone to convict, they can convict COVID.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

Rackets panel is saying Binger declining to comment on the verdict means he's anticipating an acquittal or mistrial.

Gotta love that somehow everyone is doom posting, regardless of affiliation. We're all so buck broken we always expect the worst.

 

[Krokodil Overdose]

Chauvin was convicted despite the fact that the prosecution couldn't even confirm definitively what the cause of death was. I still have no idea how Floyd actually died.

He ate Timothy Leary's medicine cabinet and his heart exploded. Really tawdry and boring when you think about it.

 

[Pizza Munch]

Continental Africans generally view black Americans as diluted and largely divorced from their African heritage (Americo-Liberians notwithstanding, and I'm broadly generalizing as Africans are wildly diverse and somebody from Ethiopia or Kenya is as different from a Congolese person as a Frenchman is to an Iranian). If it was South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe or Zambia a sizable portion of black Americans would be considered 'Coloured'.

Edit: Afrikaners, German-Namibians and Anglo-Zambians, Zimbabweans and Batswana arguably have a bigger claim of belonging to the African continent than your average black American.

I've seen black Americans get mad about "cultural appropriation" of African/Caribbean culture as they try to claim authority over the use of the culture. If you ask 9/10 Caribbeans/Africans about cultural appropriation they don't give a shit.
Not saying that they can't celebrate their culture if they aren't from born there.. but what gives you the right to speak for people that you've never lived among?

 

[Michael Janke]

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they're scared of riots, i guess?

 

[MugolEx]

Can't we all just get along?
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no.

 

[IamnottheNSA]

Rackets panel is saying Binger declining to comment on the verdict means he's anticipating an acquittal or mistrial.

That, or we actually memed him into hiding.

 

[Milwaukee Macho Man]

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Pussies. Do your duty and trust the state to take care of it.

Oh wait.

 

[BiggerChungus]

got this account

https://twitter.com/StrictlyChristo

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What if we didn't normalize burning down cities and assaulting people for trying to put out fires, StrictlyRetardo?

 

[Gehenna]

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Admission of foreign influence, time for some alternates!

 

[MrJokerRager]

LOL Joy Reid is such a fucking she-boon.

The weird thing is that this sheboon isn't even like an ADOS. She deserves a lolcow page at this point.

Joy Reid - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Reid was born Joy-Ann Lomena in Brooklyn, New York City.[7] Her father was from the Democratic Republic of the Congo,[8] and her mother a college professor and nutritionist from Guyana.[8]

 

[DicksOutForKiwigglers]

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Acquittal or mistrial confirmed. It's all over guilty on all charges bros.

 

[Leonard Helplessness]

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Broke: Heckler’s veto
Woke: Heckler’s verdict

 

[Slimy Time]

Chauvin was convicted despite the fact that the prosecution couldn't even confirm definitively what the cause of death was. I still have no idea how Floyd actually died.

Times have changed since Trayvon for sure. Was adding more to my post but basically it was a summary of one juror holding onto the belief that Zimmerman was guilty, but also (with a lot of discussion) realising that the law and facts to do not do enough to meet the burden of proof to convict.

The idea now that you could have someone hold a personal moral opinion on the defendant and separate that from the facts provided in the case is almost impossible for the average individual. It's too factional now, either you are onboard with one or another.

 

[Oxous]

I wonder if you can cut the tension in that courtroom with a knife right now (tweet)

 

[FunPosting101]

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If this is true, we're definitely getting a mistrial.

 

[Lobo]

Doesn't elaborate further more.

green juror?

 

[Lards and Lasses]

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I might sound silly but just want to make sure I'm reading this right: Two jurors are refusing to vote not guilty specifically because they have been intimidated? Am I understanding this right?

 

[Formica Sample]

A lot of people seem to forget that we already had a long running issue with left wing terrorism in the 60s and 70s.

Of course, it probably doesn't help that some of those same terrorists are now free and working in official roles, but it has already happened before.
Hopefully this time we'll just skip the whole victory parade when Reagan 2.0 gets put in to fix it and will remember, Rip and tear until it is done.
I'm becoming increasingly convinced that is the only way we will ever regain our country.

For anyone interested in learning more, there's a book by Bryan Burrough called Days of Rage: America's Radical Underground, the FBI, and the Forgotten Age of Revolutionary Violence. It covers the Weathermen, the Symbionese Liberation Army, the FALN, and the Black Liberation Army, to name a few. Goes into a lot of detail. Highly recommend it.

From the back cover of the book: "In Days of Rage, Bryan Burrough... conjures a time of native-born radicals, most of them 'nice middle-class kids,' smuggling bombs into skyscrapers and detonating them inside the Pentagon and the U.S. Capitol, at a Boston courthouse, and in a Wall Street restaurant packed with lunchtime diners. In a fevered response to these deranged times, the FBI formed a secret task force called Squad 47, dedicated to hunting the groups down and rolling them up. But in its attempts to bring the revolutionaries to justice, the FBI itself broke many laws, often with disastrous consequences."

If you don't feel like buying it, here is an excellent summary. Some quotes from that, spoilered for length:

Spoiler

"Also, people don’t want to remember how much leftist violence was actively supported by mainstream leftist infrastructure. I’ll say this much for righty terrorist Eric Rudolph: the sonofabitch was caught dumpster-diving in a rare break from hiding in the woods. During his fugitive days, Weatherman’s Bill Ayers was on a nice houseboat paid for by radical lawyers."

Huh, selectively prosecuting based on political beliefs. It's almost like we've been here before.

"One thing Burrough makes clear: the 1970s underground was not primarily focused on Vietnam. It was domestic. Focused on the black cause. Burrough traces black radicalism through guys like Robert Williams, Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael, H. Rap Brown, and Huey Newton, but for me this particular thread really takes off when it gets to Eldridge Cleaver, whom I haven’t read and really feel I should."

Cleaver was a rapist, so things haven't changed much. The left will ignore even the most heinous of crimes, if the person is on their ideological team.

"In fall of 1968, there were 41 bombings and arson cases on college campuses. We’re not talking letters under doors or vandalism, here. We’re talking about Molotov cocktails setting shit on fire. Here’s how radical SDS was: Burrough notes that Weatherman’s opponents for leadership in SDS[Students for a Democratic Society] elections were “Progressive Labor,” who were literal Maoists. To distinguish themselves, Weatherman called for white radicals to live like John Brown: ie, to kill the enemies of black liberty."

They loved burning shit down then, and they love burning it now.

To close, I just want to make sure everyone knows how scummy those fuckers at the National Lawyers' Guild have always been. I can't come up with the right words to describe my disgust, but @AnOminous usually has something for these occasions. Or he'll just call them faggots.

"A reminder: during this period Weatherman is being hunted by the FBI. So how are they staying fed, sheltered, alive? Part of it is fake I.D.s. The other part of Weatherman staying alive and free is: they are being funded and supported by the National Lawyers’ Guild.

I just want to emphasize this: radical lawyers are literally giving fugitive domestic terrorists who are still bombing money and support.

And it’s harder for hippies to sneak bombs into places. What’s great cover? Parents with children. Weatherman used radical lawyers’ kids. Dohrn actually convinced a radical lawyer’s wife to leave her husband and take the kids and go under with the Weather Underground."

Honestly, that last one reminders me of the middle-aged men who troon out and abandon their families.