Kyle Rittenhouse
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Who is screaming about white supremacists?
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https://news.yahoo.com/kyle-rittenhouses-mom-says-biden-103745693.html
https://www.foxnews.com/media/liberal-twitter-trolls-rittenhouse-white-supremacist
So you are completely honestly unaware? Come on man.
WSS
I must not be part of "you guys" then
I must not be part of "you guys" then
Fo sho..
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i read that earlier what a joke
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Rittenhouse is an idiot but an innocent one.
How have you fellas been?
Long time no see.
Long time no see.
DH I know you served so I will bring this up. Totally unrelated to Rittenhouse but I have been working as a VSR for the VA. So if any of the vets here need some insights into compensation stuff just shoot me a PM.
The VA is also doing a big push to get survivor claims for guys who have passed on from Agent Orange related conditions that are now recognized by the VA.
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Remember how wrong they were about a "hangman's noose" being hung in Bubba Wallaces garage.
Remember how wrong they were by claiming that Trump said that "there were good people on both sides" in reference to Antifa and the White Supremists.
Remember how wrong they were by reporting the George Floyd riots as being peaceful demonstrations.
Even farther back than that:
Remember how wrong they were about Michael Brown and "hands up don't shoot".
Remember how wrong they were about the Aurora Colorado theater shooter being a member of the Tea Party.
Remember how wrong they (Dan Rather} were about George Bush's National Guard service...at least back then they apologized for it.
Today they just move on to the next lie.
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Rittenhouse is an idiot but an innocent one.
How have you fellas been?
Rittenhouse is an idiot but an innocent one.
How have you fellas been?
Welcome back to the swamp
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And as always the thoughtful and measured response from the left is to burn down the city.
And they wonder why everyone doesn't love them?
https://www.aol.com/500-wisconsin-national-guard-standby-031915853.html
Wisconsin’s governor on Friday put 500 National Guard members on standby as the high-profile homicide trial of Kyle Rittenhouse nears its end.
WSS
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And as always the thoughtful and measured response from the left is to burn down the city.
And they wonder why everyone doesn't love them?
https://www.aol.com/500-wisconsin-national-guard-standby-031915853.html
Wisconsin’s governor on Friday put 500 National Guard members on standby as the high-profile homicide trial of Kyle Rittenhouse nears its end.
WSS
And as always the thoughtful and measured response from the left is to burn down the city.
And they wonder why everyone doesn't love them?
https://www.aol.com/500-wisconsin-national-guard-standby-031915853.html
Wisconsin’s governor on Friday put 500 National Guard members on standby as the high-profile homicide trial of Kyle Rittenhouse nears its end.
WSS
My friends that lean far out left on the political horse shoe are already making it seem like any defense of Rittenhouse is based in racism (the fuck?) so expect some silliness.
The lack of self awareness that they say Rittenhouse put himself in a dangerous spot and must have been asking for the situation that occurred is pretty wild. Runs real close to “she chose to dress that way and walk home late” argument. Poor decision making but the victim is being blamed. -
And as always the thoughtful and measured response from the left is to burn down the city.
And they wonder why everyone doesn't love them?
https://www.aol.com/500-wisconsin-national-guard-standby-031915853.html
Wisconsin’s governor on Friday put 500 National Guard members on standby as the high-profile homicide trial of Kyle Rittenhouse nears its end.
WSS
My friends that lean far out left on the political horse shoe are already making it seem like any defense of Rittenhouse is based in racism (the fuck?) so expect some silliness.
The lack of self awareness that they say Rittenhouse put himself in a dangerous spot and must have been asking for the situation that occurred is pretty wild. Runs real close to “she chose to dress that way and walk home late” argument. Poor decision making but the victim is being blamed.My friends that lean far out left on the political horse shoe are already making it seem like any defense of Rittenhouse is based in racism (the fuck?) so expect some silliness.
The lack of self awareness that they say Rittenhouse put himself in a dangerous spot and must have been asking for the situation that occurred is pretty wild. Runs real close to “she chose to dress that way and walk home late” argument. Poor decision making but the victim is being blamed.I can see the similarities, but it's not quite the same thing. He got an AR partially cuz it looked "cool", traveled across state lines, went to where he knew there'd be riots / protests and a lot of aggression, and thought he could be some vigilante hero / militia?
It doesn't seem like he's guilty of murder but he sure seems at fault for something.
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
At least 25 people were killed during the BLM riots. Anybody remember their names or the names of the perps?
As for drawing comparisons how about "what was that moie doing in Bensonhurst in the first place?"
WSS
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My friends that lean far out left on the political horse shoe are already making it seem like any defense of Rittenhouse is based in racism (the fuck?) so expect some silliness.
The lack of self awareness that they say Rittenhouse put himself in a dangerous spot and must have been asking for the situation that occurred is pretty wild. Runs real close to “she chose to dress that way and walk home late” argument. Poor decision making but the victim is being blamed.I can see the similarities, but it's not quite the same thing. He got an AR partially cuz it looked "cool", traveled across state lines, went to where he knew there'd be riots / protests and a lot of aggression, and thought he could be some vigilante hero / militia?
It doesn't seem like he's guilty of murder but he sure seems at fault for something.
I can see the similarities, but it's not quite the same thing. He got an AR partially cuz it looked "cool", traveled across state lines, went to where he knew there'd be riots / protests and a lot of aggression, and thought he could be some vigilante hero / militia?
It doesn't seem like he's guilty of murder but he sure seems at fault for something.
Some of his charges include...
First-degree reckless homicide
First-degree reckless endangering safety.
As I stated before, he admitted in court he picked up a loaded gun without checking it whatsoever, so he didn't even know what kind of ammo was loaded. He admitted he didn't know the difference between ammo. He admitted he was no AR-15 expert. How is that no reckless? There are plenty of videos on YouTube showing how powerful the.223 (the less powerful version of the 5.56 round) is. There is a video of a guy shooting through a full size SUV with an Ar-15 and .223 ammo.
The bullet went through the tailgate, through three rows of seats and lodged in the dash. Rittenhouse was firing that same ammo and weapon at people standing just inches in front of him. How is that not endangering?
He may not be guilty of some of the other charges, but he should not get away scott free.
Of course some of the right-wing extremists that post on these forums don't actually care about that because it doesn't suit their agenda. And that is getting their little cult hero acquitted at all costs.
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My friends that lean far out left on the political horse shoe are already making it seem like any defense of Rittenhouse is based in racism (the fuck?) so expect some silliness.
The lack of self awareness that they say Rittenhouse put himself in a dangerous spot and must have been asking for the situation that occurred is pretty wild. Runs real close to “she chose to dress that way and walk home late” argument. Poor decision making but the victim is being blamed.I can see the similarities, but it's not quite the same thing. He got an AR partially cuz it looked "cool", traveled across state lines, went to where he knew there'd be riots / protests and a lot of aggression, and thought he could be some vigilante hero / militia?
It doesn't seem like he's guilty of murder but he sure seems at fault for something.
I can see the similarities, but it's not quite the same thing. He got an AR partially cuz it looked "cool", traveled across state lines, went to where he knew there'd be riots / protests and a lot of aggression, and thought he could be some vigilante hero / militia?
It doesn't seem like he's guilty of murder but he sure seems at fault for something.
Being a naive moron isn’t illegal. He placed himself there absolutely and likely would have just told everyone he was some hero for protecting a car lot. However, the trouble came to him and he lived instead of getting himself killed by fellow morons.
Some situations are a culmination of stupid events and stupid people with no bad or good guy.
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I can see the similarities, but it's not quite the same thing. He got an AR partially cuz it looked "cool", traveled across state lines, went to where he knew there'd be riots / protests and a lot of aggression, and thought he could be some vigilante hero / militia?
It doesn't seem like he's guilty of murder but he sure seems at fault for something.
Some of his charges include...
First-degree reckless homicide
First-degree reckless endangering safety.
As I stated before, he admitted in court he picked up a loaded gun without checking it whatsoever, so he didn't even know what kind of ammo was loaded. He admitted he didn't know the difference between ammo. He admitted he was no AR-15 expert. How is that no reckless? There are plenty of videos on YouTube showing how powerful the.223 (the less powerful version of the 5.56 round) is. There is a video of a guy shooting through a full size SUV with an Ar-15 and .223 ammo.
The bullet went through the tailgate, through three rows of seats and lodged in the dash. Rittenhouse was firing that same ammo and weapon at people standing just inches in front of him. How is that not endangering?
He may not be guilty of some of the other charges, but he should not get away scott free.
Of course some of the right-wing extremists that post on these forums don't actually care about that because it doesn't suit their agenda. And that is getting their little cult hero acquitted at all costs.
Some of his charges include...
First-degree reckless homicide
First-degree reckless endangering safety.
As I stated before, he admitted in court he picked up a loaded gun without checking it whatsoever, so he didn't even know what kind of ammo was loaded. He admitted he didn't know the difference between ammo. He admitted he was no AR-15 expert. How is that no reckless? There are plenty of videos on YouTube showing how powerful the.223 (the less powerful version of the 5.56 round) is. There is a video of a guy shooting through a full size SUV with an Ar-15 and .223 ammo.
The bullet went through the tailgate, through three rows of seats and lodged in the dash. Rittenhouse was firing that same ammo and weapon at people standing just inches in front of him. How is that not endangering?
He may not be guilty of some of the other charges, but he should not get away scott free.
Of course some of the right-wing extremists that post on these forums don't actually care about that because it doesn't suit their agenda. And that is getting their little cult hero acquitted at all costs.
I will give you a pass on a lack of gun knowledge. .223/.556 are interchangeable. The round even in FMJ is designed to fragment on contact. I don’t know what ammo was used in some singular demonstration. However, the round is supposed to fragment and thus you should reasonably expect that. Any bullet can potentially penetrate a human body and keep chugging along.
If Rittenhouse had waited to evaluate who or what might be behind a person pointing a gun at him then he would very likely be on an air brushed T-shirt.
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Although, a 5.56 can certainly shoot .223 bullet, a 5.56 bullet should NOT be used in a .223...
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Although, a 5.56 can certainly shoot .223 bullet, a 5.56 bullet should NOT be used in a .223...
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Some of his charges include...
First-degree reckless homicide
First-degree reckless endangering safety.
As I stated before, he admitted in court he picked up a loaded gun without checking it whatsoever, so he didn't even know what kind of ammo was loaded. He admitted he didn't know the difference between ammo. He admitted he was no AR-15 expert. How is that no reckless? There are plenty of videos on YouTube showing how powerful the.223 (the less powerful version of the 5.56 round) is. There is a video of a guy shooting through a full size SUV with an Ar-15 and .223 ammo.
The bullet went through the tailgate, through three rows of seats and lodged in the dash. Rittenhouse was firing that same ammo and weapon at people standing just inches in front of him. How is that not endangering?
He may not be guilty of some of the other charges, but he should not get away scott free.
Of course some of the right-wing extremists that post on these forums don't actually care about that because it doesn't suit their agenda. And that is getting their little cult hero acquitted at all costs.
I will give you a pass on a lack of gun knowledge. .223/.556 are interchangeable. The round even in FMJ is designed to fragment on contact. I don’t know what ammo was used in some singular demonstration. However, the round is supposed to fragment and thus you should reasonably expect that. Any bullet can potentially penetrate a human body and keep chugging along.
If Rittenhouse had waited to evaluate who or what might be behind a person pointing a gun at him then he would very likely be on an air brushed T-shirt.
will give you a pass on a lack of gun knowledge. .223/.556 are interchangeable. The round even in FMJ is designed to fragment
I am fully aware the rounds are interchangeable. You can easily tell what round the 5.56 and .223 are as the the casing of the 5.56 round is discolored because it is heat treated. And the AR rounds tumble on impact.
Any bullet can potentially penetrate a human body and keep chugging along.
Which also plays into the reckless and endangering due to his weapon of choice. A hand gun would have been a much better choice. I have a concealed handgun license and my choice of caliber is 9mm with Hornaday critical defense hollow points. My other backup weapon is a 1911 commander with hollow points.
Either way you look at it, he SHOULD be charged with something.
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I can see the similarities, but it's not quite the same thing. He got an AR partially cuz it looked "cool", traveled across state lines, went to where he knew there'd be riots / protests and a lot of aggression, and thought he could be some vigilante hero / militia?
It doesn't seem like he's guilty of murder but he sure seems at fault for something.
Being a naive moron isn’t illegal. He placed himself there absolutely and likely would have just told everyone he was some hero for protecting a car lot. However, the trouble came to him and he lived instead of getting himself killed by fellow morons.
Some situations are a culmination of stupid events and stupid people with no bad or good guy.
Being a naive moron isn’t illegal. He placed himself there absolutely and likely would have just told everyone he was some hero for protecting a car lot. However, the trouble came to him and he lived instead of getting himself killed by fellow morons.
Some situations are a culmination of stupid events and stupid people with no bad or good guy.
At some point I would think being a moron does become illegal. It's not like he was in his backyard. He went very out of his way to get into the situation he was in.
At the same time, he's still very young. I think that matters here too in giving him some level of a pass. He's some stupid kid that wanted to play hero. Though there's also that video of him recording people looting a store and him talking about wanting to shoot them, so "hero" here has a very skewed view behind it.
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
will give you a pass on a lack of gun knowledge. .223/.556 are interchangeable. The round even in FMJ is designed to fragment
I am fully aware the rounds are interchangeable. You can easily tell what round the 5.56 and .223 are as the the casing of the 5.56 round is discolored because it is heat treated. And the AR rounds tumble on impact.
Any bullet can potentially penetrate a human body and keep chugging along.
Which also plays into the reckless and endangering due to his weapon of choice. A hand gun would have been a much better choice. I have a concealed handgun license and my choice of caliber is 9mm with Hornaday critical defense hollow points. My other backup weapon is a 1911 commander with hollow points.
Either way you look at it, he SHOULD be charged with something.
I am fully aware the rounds are interchangeable. You can easily tell what round the 5.56 and .223 are as the the casing of the 5.56 round is discolored because it is heat treated. And the AR rounds tumble on impact.
Which also plays into the reckless and endangering due to his weapon of choice. A hand gun would have been a much better choice. I have a concealed handgun license and my choice of caliber is 9mm with Hornaday critical defense hollow points. My other backup weapon is a 1911 commander with hollow points.
Either way you look at it, he SHOULD be charged with something.
What “something” do you suggest?
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