Kyle Rittenhouse - The Truth in 11 Minutes

[Sea Ray]

You seem to think he's guilty of something though, don't you?

I'm sure he's guilty of some sort of gun charge. Did he obtain the gun legally? Was it legal for him to have and use that weapon? Let the jury decide

 

[BreatheUT]

Kyle Rittenhouse trial: Wisconsin National Guard to support Kenosha police
KENOSHA, Wis. - Roughly 500 Wisconsin Army National Guard troops are reporting for state active duty to support Kenosha law enforcement in ensuring public safety in relation to the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and verdict.

It is only good if they make it easier to land a visit on the patty wagon and 30 days in jail.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

The trial has drawn significant attention, as it occurred during the protests and riots in Minnesota following the death of George Floyd. The Rittenhouse family has faced harassment outside of the case, forcing them to move from their home due to "death threats," Wendy Rittenhouse claimed.

Rittenhouse fate 'in the hands of the jury,' not Biden, media, athletes: mother

 

[Franklin Pierce]

500 National Guard troops will be on stand-by in Wisconsin for Rittenhouse verdict as police forces across America brace for acquittal

• Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has authorized 500 National Guard troops to stage outside Kenosha

500 National Guard troops on stand-by in Wisconsin for Rittenhouse verdict | Daily Mail Online

 

[davethevol]

The Racist-In-Chief stirred it up by tying it to BLM to win a few votes View attachment 411512

POSPOTUS

 

[BreatheUT]

The Racist-In-Chief stirred it up by tying it to BLM to win a few votes View attachment 411512

They guy may but senile but it doesn't excuse him from being abhorrent.

 

[DynaLo]

I'm sure he's guilty of some sort of gun charge. Did he obtain the gun legally? Was it legal for him to have and use that weapon? Let the jury decide

Don’t be surprised if the gun charge doesn’t make it to the jury.
The Judge told the prosecution they have to show him already submitted evidence that supports that charge before he’ll send it to the jury. During the trial the defense already established that Kyle met the age exemptions and the rifle meets the legal firearm descriptions as stated in the applicable laws.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Billionaire Bill Ackman shocks followers by Defending Kenosha gunman Kyle Rittenhouse and Calling the Teen is a 'civic-minded patriot'

• The billionaire and known Trump critic said he believes the teen is 'telling the truth and that he acted in self-defense'
• He alleged that Rittenhouse's 'life is at risk' because politics are interfering with the justice process

Billionaire Bill Ackman took to Twitter on Thursday to defend Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse, calling the 18-year-old a 'civic-minded patriot'.

Ackman said that after watching hours of testimony from Rittenhouse's murder trial, he and his wife, Neri Oxman, believe the teen is 'telling the truth and that he acted in self defense'.

Billionaire Bill Ackman shocks followers by defending Kenosha gunman Kyle Rittenhouse | Daily Mail Online

 

[Caculator]

I'm sure he's guilty of some sort of gun charge. Did he obtain the gun legally? Was it legal for him to have and use that weapon? Let the jury decide

Yes and yes

 

[1vol8]

I've known some vets. A late uncle who was a POW in Korea. He didn't look anything like that fat pu$$y Rittenhouse.

I’m more than positive that those who died at his hands would disagree that he’s pu**y. He’s a highly trained kid to put all his shots on target in such a highly stressful situation.

 

[Septic]

Do you ever find it odd that the ones that complain about the police are the ones that call them the most? Just sayin

No. Why would I? It stands to reason that the people who have the most interactions with cops would have the most problems with them.

What the old saying, if you have a problem and call the police now you have two problems?

 

[hog88]

I’m more than positive that those who died at his hands would disagree that he’s pu**y. He’s a highly trained kid to put all his shots on target in such a highly stressful situation.

Seriously dude? This kid demonstrated almost zero training, he got ****ing lucky.

 

[1vol8]

No. Why would I? It stands to reason that the people who have the most interactions with cops would have the most problems with them.

What the old saying, if you have a problem and call the police now you have two problems?

You find yourselves needing them more because of the way you think.

 

[1vol8]

Seriously dude? This kid demonstrated almost zero training, he got ****ing lucky.

That’s not luck.....at all

 

[hog88]

That’s not luck.....at all

Ok, you surely haven’t had any training.

 

[Septic]

You find yourselves needing them more because of the way you think.

I've not needed one, so...

I've also never met a cop that wouldn't struggle with a 5th grade civics exam. Not a bright bunch. Probably why they tend to think might makes right.

 

[Septic]

I’m more than positive that those who died at his hands would disagree that he’s pu**y. He’s a highly trained kid to put all his shots on target in such a highly stressful situation.

Highly trained?



You trolling?

 

[1vol8]

Ok, you surely haven’t had any training.

3 shots, 3 kills in a highly stressful situation, surrounded by possible attackers and knowing who they were and where they were. Call it what you want but it’s not supposed to “look” pretty

 

[hog88]

3 shots, 3 kills in a highly stressful situation, surrounded by possible attackers and knowing who they were and where they were. Call it what you want but it’s not supposed to “look” pretty

He fired 5-7 shots at less than 2-3 feet for only 2 kills. I call that amateur with luck he didn’t kill bystanders.

 

[hndog609]

Seriously dude? This kid demonstrated almost zero training, he got ****ing lucky.

I thought the smartest thing he did was attempt retreat and only fired on targets that presented an articulable threat. It's what is likely is going to get him acquitted.

 

[hog88]

I thought the smartest thing he did was attempt retreat and only fired on targets that presented an articulable threat. It's what is likely is going to get him acquitted.

I agree.

 

[1vol8]

He fired 5-7 shots at less than 2-3 feet for only 2 kills. I call that amateur with luck he didn’t kill bystanders.

Truthfully I didn’t know how many shots he fired. I just know he got out of the situation successfully

 

[hog88]

Truthfully I didn’t know how many shots he fired. I just know he got out of the situation successfully

If he had any training he would have never been in that situation. He’s a punk kid that had zero business being there but that doesn’t mean he’s a murderer. He’s just a kid that has dirtbag parents.

 

[1vol8]

If he had any training he would have never been in that situation. He’s a punk kid that had zero business being there but that doesn’t mean he’s a murderer. He’s just a kid that has dirtbag parents.

I agree he shouldn’t have been there. But the same can be said about the rioters themselves too. He was no more wrong for offering protection than they were for the fear that protection would be needed.

 

[1vol8]

Highly trained?



You trolling?

He was surrounded by people. Only 3 were actual attackers. 3 people are dead and no one else injured. That means he identified his attackers in a crowd, he retreated the best he could and placed shots on target. “Highly” trained? Maybe, maybe not but he was definitely prepared and it wasn’t by chance or luck