People forget all the other stuff that was going on in Kenosha aside from Kyle. If Rosenbaum had stayed home, if Kyle finished the night peacefully and just went home to play Xbox, here is what we would be hearing about that night:
- Multiple armed militias were in the area
- Armed neighborhoods organized and blocked off their own streets
- Residents fired at looters from inside their homes
- The car lot guys (where Kyle was) may have fired from their roof
- The police were called in to deal with gunfights on the side streets
- Shots were exchanged in the main road--you can hear it right after Kyle disarms Lefty, there's gunfire down the road and he's looking to see what's going on
Kyle wasn't an anomaly in Kenosha, he just had the splashiest results, so he got all of the attention. But the
rest of that place was also armed and fighting back. If the deaths hadn't caused the NG to lock down the next night, 100% guarantee something else would've escalated into BLM rioters getting shot by residents.
I think tonight's surge in activity is partly due to the RNC, but also partly due to leftist frustration that they got merced by a squeaky clean teenager. They want to regain the feeling of power (which is their only real goal), so they're all energized to go out and assert their dominance.
I want to see what happens this weekend, when things usually pick up. Will the angst for power optics turn into more armed lefty marches? Will someone get a proper lynch mob formed up? And will they venture into the actually dangerous suburbs?
