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

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
  • Poll closed .
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Hmm... I guess the aftermath of all this was always going to be a little messy. Tucker Carlson had a documentary crew rolling with Kyle and Richards wasn't any fan of them being around.
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A surprising number have husbands. They're not all that bad, and the ones that are probably have a reason to be.
I've engaged on a lot of threads and have been surprised at the lack of hostility given the instance I'm from. I guess I'm "one of the good ones". I had a lot of strong women in my life. If not for how tainted the term has become, I'd consider myself a staunch feminist.
 
Hmm... I guess the aftermath of all this was always going to be a little messy. Tucker Carlson had a documentary crew rolling with Kyle and Richards wasn't any fan of them being around.
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This only kinda makes me like both Richards and Tucker more. Richards for having the faith of his convictions to not let Kyle go through too much just for the presser. Even if it would be good press for him. Tucker for keeping with it, and not leaking this out of some petty spite.
 
Ladies and gentlemen, you have done me proud in this thread.

I am a Kenosha native. I spent decades there. Born and raised. I can tell you almost anything you want to know about it. I graduated from the high school that Kyle was evilly scrubbing graffiti off of. I lived at one point roughly 300 feet away from the car lot that was burned, and a block away from everything else that took place that night. I paid speeding tickets in the exact same courthouse that the chimps and chimp-adjacent were trying to break into last year, and which coincidentally hosted this very trial. I watched my fucking cuty burn, I watched a bunch of opportunistic domestic terrorists loot my city with impunity to "raise awareness of systemic racism" sparked by a shooting that had nothing to do with it before anyone even had the facts, and I watched with even greater sorrow as an innocent kid who was there trying to do good, trying to actually stand up for his community, was branded a vile white supremacist who "crossed state lines" (Kenosha sits directly on the border, and his town sits directly on the other side of it) with the intention to kill - as opposed to, as multitudes of videos from a multitude of sources demonstrated - fought back against the most clear-cut case of self-defense that has ever been captured on video.

This case hit extremely close to me. That was my high school. On two different occasions, once for about 16 straight years, Sheridan road (where all this took place) was directly behind my home. I walked those blocks, down that road, a hundred times. If I were still living there, I could have watched everything from my window. I know Kenosha. I AM Kenosha. I know what the town is normally like, where the problem areas are, I've watched the exponential growth of the town (in particular the influx of surrounding Milwaukee and Chicago trash) of the last twenty years. I've watched my friends and family move away one by one because they're tired of the kind of shit that took place last year. If not for the fact that much of my family is buried there, the town isn't the same. But it's still MY town.

I don't have a stake in the gun debate. I don't have any strong political affiliations. What I care about is justice, decency, and common sense. This case should never have been brought to trial. It was a 17 year-old kid whose brain won't be fully developed for another decade, trying to do right by a community that he loved, and getting assaulted by all manner of scum as a result. He defended his life. The state tried to say that we don't have a right to defend ourselves when people are trying to kill us. The jury let them know that, even in a society that is more retarded now than it's probably ever been, that this is not a right to be taken away.

The Kyle Rittenhouse trial is the second most important trial in the state's history (after the 1851 case that abolished the state's death penalty). The media, in particular the left, has tried to distort what a multitude of sources, including video evidence, have proven to be concrete, inarguable fact. And throughout it all, almost all of you were smart enough to see through the bullshit and not be swayed.

I am proud of you. I am legitimately proud of you. Thank you for supporting Kyle, my city of Kenosha, and simple fucking common sense.
 
The officer was carrying a gun. You can create distance between yourself and the threat when there is a knife involved; not so with a firearm. The officer already had the advantage.
Unironically go watch Surviving Edged Weapons. Jokes aside it'll explain why that's factually incorrect and in practice implausible.
 
This only kinda makes me like both Richards and Tucker more. Richards for having the faith of his convictions to not let Kyle go through too much just for the presser. Even if it would be good press for him. Tucker for keeping with it, and not leaking this out of some petty spite.
I can understand both sides of the argument. Richards was always against turning Kyle into a cause, so he's being consistent here at least, and I'm not sure how much Kyle wants to be in the limelight. But at the same time he's gotta provide for himself somehow and Richards isn't his legal counsel anymore. Kyle's an adult, if he thinks going on Tucker Carlson's show is in his best interest that's his decision to make.
 
But also required a competent crew to put to use. Can't solo that vehicle, sailor.
you can't solo a tank either, you need at least a driver, gunner, and loader to operate it. if it has more weapons than just the main gun then you probably need extra guys to man those too, also a commander who's in charge
 
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