Even MSNBC now admitting Prosecution case against KYLE RITTENHOUSE is "FALLING APART" (video)

[jc456]

Should have never went to trial

Every rioter initiated the confrontation. Only grosskreutz can answer why he needed to confront rittenhouse. His own actions is his fault no one else! No one!

 

[jc456]

Same with yer Orange man pity party.

Fail

 

[imawhosure]

Is that always your go to escape?

If he is acquitted, he will sue! And why shouldn't he?

 

[struth]

struth That's what his mentor Obama trained him to do. Professor Gates, Trayvon, Michael Brown etc. Use the power of the Presidency to stoke hatred and division.

too be fair, Xiden’s been doing this longer then Obama…he was doing this in the 70s, with his segregation mentors, pushing Jim Crow laws, pushing fears of a “racial jungle”

 

[basquebromance]

Rittenhouse is no Derek Chauvin

 

[OKTexas]

I do not know if it will ever happen, but the Progressive Socialist media and Progressive Socialist entertainers deserve payback one day. They have cause people a lot of anguish and pain over pure politics.

According to Hannity last night, they already have. Said they could no longer stand by their "stories".

.

 

[buckeye45_73]

Good luck suing a sitting president.

Nah, just wait til he's out then sue him, take all of Hunter's inheritance........he'll actually have to get off his drug using ass.

 

[Anathema]

Where are all the hyperventilating Liberals who have been bashing Kyle R. for months?

I don’t qualify as a hyperventilating Liveral, but I’ve been very vocal that I don’t believe Kyle acted appropriately that night. I’m not talking from a LEGAL but from a MORAL standard. Legally, he probably meets the standard for self-defense. Morally and ethically I do not believe he does. Definitely not by the standards that I have been taught and come to embrace over the last three decades

 

[bripat9643]

I don’t qualify as a hyperventilating Liveral, but I’ve been very vocal that I don’t believe Kyle acted appropriately that night. I’m not talking from a LEGAL but from a MORAL standard. Legally, he probably meets the standard for self-defense. Morally and ethically I do not believe he does. Definitely not by the standards that I have been taught and come to embrace over the last three decades.

What "standard" is that? How is what he did "immoral" or "unethical?"

 

[Anathema]

What "standard" is that? How is what he did "immoral" or "unethical?"

The standard that has been taught to me by every self-defense, martial arts and personal protection instructor, proponent and adherent I’ve met over the last 30 years.

The first tenant is that it’s always best to avoid a fight. Never start one or go looking for one. Never place yourself unnecessarily in a place where there is likely to be an outbreak of violence.

The second is to use common sense BEFORE (and during) self-defense.

Those are just the beginning , but they’re enough for now. Kyle violated both of those very simple and basic tenants for self-defense. So did many others that evening, but Jyle is the only one who shot anyone in Kenosha, WI that night.

 

[bripat9643]

The standard that has been taught to me by every self-defense, martial arts and personal protection instructor, proponent and adherent I’ve met over the last 30 years.

The first tenant is that it’s always best to avoid a fight. Never start one or go looking for one. Never place yourself unnecessarily in a place where there is likely to be an outbreak of violence.

Brtter for what? how do you prevent riots by never placing yourself in danger?

The second is to use common sense BEFORE (and during) self-defense.

What would "common sense" have entailed?

Those are just the beginning , but they’re enough for now. Kyle violated both of those very simple and basic tenants for self-defense. So did many others that evening, but Jyle is the only one who shot anyone in Kenosha, WI that night.

I don't believe #1 is a valid tenant unless you believe cowering in a corner when confronted by thugs is behavior that you admire. This country wouldn't exist if the Founding Fathers had followed your advice.

You haven't explained #2 sufficiently for me to comment.

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Don't think for a second this is over, not in prog-land it's not. Pressure is always on systems to side with leftists no matter what the circumstances, we saw that with the 2020 appointment of Xiden.

 

[Crepitus]

When you lost MSNBC.....you are DONE!

Morning Joe Admits: Case Against Rittenhouse Seems to be 'Falling Apart'

This, as Morning Joe largely had to admit today, was the sound of the case against Kyle Rittenhouse disintegrating:

newsbusters.org

The trial is a sham. It was set up to acquit. They appointed prosecutors so bad at their job they almost have to be taking and the judge is obviously in the defense's court. The outcome was decided before the jury was even picked.

 

[bripat9643]

Don't think for a second this is over, not in prog-land it's not. Pressure is always on systems to side with leftists no matter what the circumstances, we saw that with the 2020 appointment of Xiden.

Also the employees who work for the system are leftists.

 

[bripat9643]

The trial is a sham. It was set up to acquit. They appointed prosecutors so bad at their job they almost have to be taking and the judge is obviously in the defense's court. The outcome was decided before the jury was even picked.

How was it "setup to acquit?" You mean the facts are a setup?

 

[Anathema]

Brtter for what? how do you prevent riots by never placing yourself in danger?

You leave that to the POLICE. You know, the agency empowered by the law to deal with such things. Police not doing their jobs… replace them; don’t try to be them (unless you have the proper training and authority).

What would "common sense" have entailed?

Being at home watching Netflix with a pizza and a bottle of soda.

I don't believe #1 is a valid tenant unless you believe cowering in a corner is behavior that you admire.

You haven't explained #2 sufficiently for me to comment

#1 is about understanding that almost nothing GOOD ever comes from a violent conflict. One should be prepared to defend himself at all times and to pray to never have to. A true warrior prepares for War but prays for Peace.

From what you’ve written I wouldn’t expect you to understand common sense.

 

[Crepitus]

How was it "setup to acquit?" You mean the facts are a setup?

Facts aren't being applied.

 

[maybelooking]

I don’t qualify as a hyperventilating Liveral, but I’ve been very vocal that I don’t believe Kyle acted appropriately that night. I’m not talking from a LEGAL but from a MORAL standard. Legally, he probably meets the standard for self-defense. Morally and ethically I do not believe he does. Definitely not by the standards that I have been taught and come to embrace over the last three decades

If morality means I have to allow myself to be killed, then fuck that.

Im an imoral mother fucker!!!

 

[bripat9643]

You leave that to the POLICE. You know, the agency empowered by the law to deal with such things. Police not doing their jobs… replace them; don’t try to be them (unless you have the proper training and authority).

The police refused to enforce the law, so that excuse doesn't pass muster. When government doesn't do its job, then citizens have to do it.

Being at home watching Netflix with a pizza and a bottle of soda.

#1 is about understanding that almost nothing GOOD ever comes from a violent conflict.

The United States of American came from a violent conflict. Nazism was ended by a violent conflict, so that theory is obviously wrong.

One should be prepared to defend himself at all times and to pray to never have to. A true warrior prepares for War but prays for Peace.

From what you’ve written I wouldn’t expect you to understand common sense.

A true warrior defends himself. That's what Rittenhouse did. Your post isn't "common sense."

 

[bripat9643]

Facts aren't being applied.

What "facts?"