I have watched the news, and they say he was too young to own the rifle. Of course, like anything (on the news), it might be wrongly stated.No
In what regard?
He was old enough in both of those states to carry that rifle.
I have watched the news, and they say he was too young to own the rifle. Of course, like anything (on the news), it might be wrongly stated.No
In what regard?
He was old enough in both of those states to carry that rifle.
the news reporting was based on the prosecution's misapplication of a pertinent Wisconsin law that the judge ruled the day before yesterday did not apply.I have watched the news, and they say he was too young to own the rifle. Of course, like anything (on the news), it might be wrongly stated.
Newsmedia: If there is no money in it and is righteous, wrongly state it.the news reporting was based on the prosecution's misapplication of a pertinent Wisconsin law that the judge ruled the day before yesterday did not apply.
Like most of the news coverage of this event, the media's version is a lie
If Rittenhouse didn’t have a rifle he would be dead. Did you not see the man running at Kyle with a pistol in his hand ? All three rioters that Kyle shot were criminals. In the US , even if liberals and pacifist don’t like it, folks have a right to defend themselves.No, he was not at all wise for having a rifle. If you asked anyone on the jury if he was smart or mature having a gun at a potential riot, they would find it wise, or innocent. His case hinges to some extent on his age and presumed innocence by consideration of his youth.
If you really think he was wise being there with a rifle, you have some growing up to do.
The rifle was semi- automatic not full auto.I don't think he was there to stop the riot; it may have just happened. The rifle was illegally automatic, and he was underage. But who else would have or more importantly should have stopped the riot.
The rifle was not illegally automatic and someone did post he had a right to carry.I don't think he was there to stop the riot; it may have just happened. The rifle was illegally automatic, and he was underage. But who else would have or more importantly should have stopped the riot.
Another prosecution mistake? Did one bullet shred an assailants arm?The rifle was semi- automatic not full auto.
The issue is being sensible and reasonable. I used to be a fancy cop of sorts. I would not have gone to a riot at night with a rifle, unless I was doing my duty as a law officer there to maintain order. Had that been the case, I would not have had to shoot anyone. Rittenhouse was not equipped to deal with a riot situation. He did not belong there.If Rittenhouse didn’t have a rifle he would be dead. Did you not see the man running at Kyle with a pistol in his hand ? All three rioters that Kyle shot were criminals. In the US , even if liberals and pacifist don’t like it, folks have a right to defend themselves.
Korean shop owners brandished long guns during the Rodney King riots and their stores were not looted, smashed, or burned. What sort of protection do you think would be best for property owners to encourage rioting animals to avoid destroying their properties?No, he was not at all wise for having a rifle. If you asked anyone on the jury if he was smart or mature having a gun at a potential riot, they would find it wise, or innocent. His case hinges to some extent on his age and presumed innocence by consideration of his youth.
If you really think he was wise being there with a rifle, you have some growing up to do.
Sadly, it has become a divisive issue in which deranged leftists think they should riot, loot, and destroy at will and good Americans totally disagree with such uncivilized animal behavior.No, you're not making sense here. Some Democrats may be as deranged as you assume, but you're being just as deranged by making it into an extremist "us and them" hate debate.
The kid did not go there to shoot anyone. He went there to protect private property from deranged animals looting, burning, and destroying property with the blessing of the democrat party.I don't think he was there to stop the riot; it may have just happened. The rifle was illegally automatic, and he was underage. But who else would have or more importantly should have stopped the riot.
How is it a good idea to not get involved when rioting barbarians are looting, burning, and destroying cities without resistance?He would have been far more sane not being on the streets that night. I bet he would agree with me now.
Nobody belonged there, especially hired thugs like the armed felon who was shot for pointing his gun in the boy's face. What was the professional rioter doing there anyway? Who paid felons like that to destroy cities? The boy defending himself was not the problem prosecutors should have been addressing. The FBI should have been tracking down those who financed the riots as enemies of the state and professional terrorists.The issue is being sensible and reasonable. I used to be a fancy cop of sorts. I would not have gone to a riot at night with a rifle, unless I was doing my duty as a law officer there to maintain order. Had that been the case, I would not have had to shoot anyone. Rittenhouse was not equipped to deal with a riot situation. He did not belong there.
An excellent question and the reason I keep bringing Hannie Schaft and Freddie Oversteegen into the conversation. Unfortunately they are not well known in America.How is it a good idea to not get involved when rioting barbarians are looting, burning, and destroying cities without resistance?
The pedophiles should have stayed home.He would have been far more sane not being on the streets that night. I bet he would agree with me now.
Woulda shoulda couldaThe pedophiles should have stayed home.
Wait.
They should have been executed.
Wait.
They should have been executed by the government.
That's the spirit.Hannie Schaft and Freddie Oversteegen.