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

[Big Jake]

So why did your community let that boy down like this? why werent there a thousand öpcaös with shotguns on patrol around the local shops?
dont you guys have baseball bats to give those commies hell?

Well, at first the riots began as angry protests and "peaceful demonstrations" (if you count inciting crowds to stop accepting all the TOTALLY UNFOUNDED VIOLENCE AGAINST BLACK MEN who the police shot after said black man resists arrest and an active warrant. Day 1 was more or less okay I guess. Day 2 things started getting out of control, and the belief was that the police were caught unprepared. Kenosha didn't have a SWAT team at the time (I believe they probably do now) and the higher politicians in the state hemmed and hawwed and basically did nothing as things began to escalate. The mood of the summer of 2020 was basically "they have a right to riot, they're just expressing 150 years of racism. I hate being white".

For whatever it's worth and regardless of what anyone feels about him, Trump pushed to have the National Guard sent to town but again, local politicians told him to stay out of it. I mean the city was actually burning, AND being looted, but it's okay as long as it's BLM I guess. I'm trying hard not to take sides but it was literally like "HEY GUYS, CAN YOU PLEASE HELP???" and the response boiled down to "the police are there, anyone caught being violent will be arrested. Everyone else has a right to protest". If you look at the backstage discussions of the Wikipedia article about all this, they argued about whether to call them riots (which they were), "protests", or "unrest" which is what they ultimately settled on.

Kenosha's been painted as a conservative city. It's not, not at all. It's liberal more than anything (though I wouldn't personally consider the town to lean strongly one way or the other). Most responsible people - gun owners or no - just stayed inside and kept an eye on their property. It was the opportunistic children looking to bandwagon and "lend voice" to a racist organization that can speak just fine by itself that caused all the problems.

 

[DDBCAE CBAADCBE]

For me, this whole event especially now reminds me of a comic book I’ve always cherished, and a specific page from it at that. In a lot of ways I feel that Kyle, like Superman has become a symbol of honest American values and a stark reminder that you don’t always get punished for doing the right thing.

For a lot of you Kyle seems to represent a rekindled hope, and so from the ashes of the America you thought lost he rises like a pheonix. His victory is a promise that Truth and Justice, our American Way will never die.

 

[Zilortha]

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Pretty good summary.

Call me a dancing israeli then lol

 

[Big Jake]

The map is good because a lot of people don't realize how small and not urban Kenosha actually is.


Just look at his sister if you want to see genderbent Kyle.

From the various videos and the different angles I think that a lot of people probably had the misconception that the major events took place all over the city in various different locations. While protests and riots did, the shooting and the events immediately adjacent to them all happened on a single street, Sheridan Road. The main rioting was on the (relatively speaking) northern end of it, around the intersection of 60th street. The gas station where everyone was shown standing around arguing was just south of that. Kyle was protecting the car lot just a bit south and across the street of THAT, and the Roseyboybums attack was a couple blocks south of that.

So basically for anyone curious to check out Google Earth themselves (you already know this, so this is for anyone else), head to the southeast corner of Wisconsin and look for Sheridan road which is almost all the way to the east, near the lake. Follow it north until you reach the intersection of 63rd street. Between that and 60th street is pretty much this entire case.

 

[the_tepes]

Meanwhile

 

[Roybertitos]

From the various videos and the different angles I think that a lot of people probably had the misconception that the major events took place all over the city in various different locations. While protests and riots did, the shooting and the events immediately adjacent to them all happened on a single street, Sheridan Road. The main rioting was on the (relatively speaking) northern end of it, around the intersection of 60th street. The gas station where everyone was shown standing around arguing was just south of that. Kyle was protecting the car lot just a bit south and across the street of THAT, and the Roseyboybums attack was a couple blocks south of that.

So basically for anyone curious to check out Google Earth themselves (you already know this, so this is for anyone else), head to the southeast corner of Wisconsin and look for Sheridan road which is almost all the way to the east, near the lake. Follow it north until you reach the intersection of 63rd street. Between that and 60th street is pretty much this entire case.

I dunno if this has been asked before, but what was the general consensus regarding the armed people who were out there guarding property that night like Kyle? Was it seen as a welcome relief since the cops were clearly not doing shit, or was it seen as people escalating the potential of violence by bringing guns into the mix? Seems to me that quite a few business owners were happy to have them, the two pajeets that owned that car lot being one of them but I wonder if the normie citizen felt that it was excessive.

 

[MrHoneyBadger]

I see that "people" showed solidaridy with Kenosha by ruining Kenosha and other cities? Take care guys, niggas gonna nig.

 

[Pissmaster]

Fuck this murderous little bastard.

me vs. you:

 

[Local Fed]

 

[zachs fair]

Here's the clips and statements from former president, current president, and vice president.

Amazing how unlikeable the current establishment can make themselves.

Orange man response:

https://mobile.twitter.com/ColumbiaBugle/status/1461899929698328578

The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 on Twitter: "President Trump's Reaction To Th…

archived 20 Nov 2021 07:29:32 UTC

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Spoiler: fake but funny, or i couldnt find it on his website at least

Biden 1st statement:

Biden on Rittenhouse verdict: 'The jury system works' | TheHill

archived 19 Nov 2021 20:32:23 UTC

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Amended statement:

Biden on Rittenhouse verdict: 'The jury has spoken' | TheHill

archived 20 Nov 2021 07:45:46 UTC

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Biden on Rittenhouse verdict: 'The jury has spoken'

President Biden on Friday said he stands by the jury’s decision to acquit Kyle Rittenhouse, the teenager who fatally shot two protesters in Kenosha, Wis., and wounded a third.

thehill.com

Encouraging peaceful expression

Statement by President Biden | The White House

While the verdict in Kenosha will leave many Americans feeling angry and concerned, myself included, we must acknowledge that the jury has spoken. I ran

www.whitehouse.gov

Statement by President Biden | The White House

archived 19 Nov 2021 21:31:49 UTC

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Biden urges Americans to express their views on Rittenhouse verdict 'peacefully'

President Biden urged Americans on Friday to peacefully express their views on the jury’s decision to acquit Kyle Rittenhouse.

thehill.com

Biden urges Americans to express their views on Rittenhouse verdict '…

archived 20 Nov 2021 08:10:59 UTC

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VP chimes in

https://mobile.twitter.com/thehill/status/1461822460970549259

The Hill on Twitter: ".@VP Harris: "The verdict really speaks for its…

archived 20 Nov 2021 08:16:17 UTC

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[Android raptor]

He wasn't raping her when she killed him. Wasn't he asleep? Lol.

Yeah but if you rape kids you deserve to die. Simple as.

 

[Big Jake]

I dunno if this has been asked before, but what was the general consensus regarding the armed people who were out there guarding property that night like Kyle? Was it seen as a welcome relief since the cops were clearly not doing shit, or was it seen as people escalating the potential of violence by bringing guns into the mix? Seems to me that quite a few business owners were happy to have them, the two pajeets that owned that car lot being one of them but I wonder if the normie citizen felt that it was excessive.

It definitely depends on who you would have asked. Some people were absolutely in favor of it, thinking that SOMETHING was needed to balance the rioting and the threat of further violence. Others thought that militia would agitate an already fragile situation.

Pretty much everyone (who wasn't out on the streets screaming about racial injustice and destroying things because they could) had trouble wrapping their minds around what was going on. This stuff doesn't happen in Kenosha (again, the last high-profile police shooting was of Michael Bell, but that was white on white so there was no violence). It was kind of a universal tone of "what the hell is happening?" and "can you actually believe this?"

 

[Swingletonthesimpleton]

The justice center is under attack by faggots.

 

[TheClappening]

Here's the clips and statements from former president, current president, and vice president.

Amazing how unlikeable the current establishment can make themselves.

Orange man response:
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https://mobile.twitter.com/ColumbiaBugle/status/1461899929698328578

The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 on Twitter: "President Trump's Reaction To Th…

archived 20 Nov 2021 07:29:32 UTC

archive.ph

Spoiler: fake but funny, or i couldnt find it on his website at least

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Biden 1st statement:
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Biden on Rittenhouse verdict: 'The jury system works' | TheHill

archived 19 Nov 2021 20:32:23 UTC

archive.ph

Amended statement:

Biden on Rittenhouse verdict: 'The jury has spoken' | TheHill

archived 20 Nov 2021 07:45:46 UTC

archive.md

Biden on Rittenhouse verdict: 'The jury has spoken'

President Biden on Friday said he stands by the jury’s decision to acquit Kyle Rittenhouse, the teenager who fatally shot two protesters in Kenosha, Wis., and wounded a third.

thehill.com

Encouraging peaceful expression

Statement by President Biden | The White House

While the verdict in Kenosha will leave many Americans feeling angry and concerned, myself included, we must acknowledge that the jury has spoken. I ran

www.whitehouse.gov

Statement by President Biden | The White House

archived 19 Nov 2021 21:31:49 UTC

archive.md

Biden urges Americans to express their views on Rittenhouse verdict 'peacefully'

President Biden urged Americans on Friday to peacefully express their views on the jury’s decision to acquit Kyle Rittenhouse.

thehill.com

Biden urges Americans to express their views on Rittenhouse verdict '…

archived 20 Nov 2021 08:10:59 UTC

archive.md

VP chimes in
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https://mobile.twitter.com/thehill/status/1461822460970549259

The Hill on Twitter: ".@VP Harris: "The verdict really speaks for its…

archived 20 Nov 2021 08:16:17 UTC

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The horrifying thing is that Kamala probably pushed the same bullshit LittleBinger and SourKraus did, but without the eyes of the nation on her, and without facts as strong as Kyle.

 

[PorkeyDuck]

https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1461879246431870976

Jack Posobiec ✝️ on Twitter: "Joy Reid just said Rosenbaum and Huber …

archived 20 Nov 2021 08:24:05 UTC

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Jack Posobiec ✝️ on Twitter: "Joy Reid is in a hotel room melting dow…

archived 20 Nov 2021 08:26:16 UTC

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[Giga Sperg]

Yeah but if you rape kids you deserve to die. Simple as.

it boggles my mind people out there think that such predators deserve anything but the death penalty.

 

[Swingletonthesimpleton]

it boggles my mind people out there think that such predators deserve anything but the death penalty.

The only people that think otherwise are other pedophiles

 

[chiobu]

Richards on a pretty obscure (i think) media outlet. Talks about Kyle and death threats. Richard's a CNN/MSNBC watcher and not a fan of Fox News, so he's pretty pissed at the coverage

 

[WeDon'tNeedToWhisper]

On one hand... his life is forever ruined... he will be looking over his shoulder for decades.
On the other hand... he'll be looking over his shoulder on whatever fucking estate he decides to purchase after he sues these MSM fucks into settlement oblivion.

Kyle's life is not forever ruined, that's more than a bit dramatic. He also won't be looking over his shoulder for decades. I mean, decades, REALLY?! No.

This will be forgotten for the most part by those who didn't actually know or care about what really happened that night.
These so called protestors, activists, whatever, who we know are really just rioters and criminals, are using this as an excuse to, well, riot.

They have nothing better to do. Rosenbaum, Huber and Grosskreutz were all unemployed. I'm sure that a common theme among the rest of these scumbags out on the street tonight.

Kyle, who is white, shot three white men, none were black. So why are there there all these black people outside the courtroom and people "supporting' blm?? What a bunch of fucking retards. It just goes to show that they only want want to riot because they have nothing better to do. And maybe get some TVs and dishwashers.

They'll call Kyle a white supremacist and the trial a miscarriage of justice, but it'll be short lived and after the riots die down, Kyle will be old news. The rioters won't get the encouragement and backing like they did when it was a black person who died. I also don't think they really care about these white pos that were killed. Because only black lives matter, right?

Kyle will be fine. I don't think he'll have to be looking over his shoulder for long. He'll also be living in anonymity and will probably continue to have security for awhile.

I'm looking forward to his interview on Monday and whichever juror that eventually gives the first interview as well.

 

[piter_de_vries]

Sorry if this has been posted before but the jury verdict forms have been released. Based on the dates that were marked, the jury decided the verdicts on: Jump kick man and Huber were decided first, on the 17th; Then Grosskreutz, on the 18th; Finally McGinnis and Rosenbaum on the 19th.