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The point is, he had every right to be where he was. In fact, as a law abiding citizen (with the exception of age with the rifle) and one that spent his time helping people, repairing vandalism from BLM trash and providing medical attention to injured people-he had FAR more "right" to be there than the ignorant thugs out rioting, looting and burning (such as Rosenbaum-the child molester). Thankfully he had a means of protecting his life when cornered by those violent thugs.
The third guy shot has at least as much right to be there and doing what he was doing as Kyle. He was no thug or rioter.
The third guy shot has at least as much right to be there and doing what he was doing as Kyle. He was no thug or rioter.
You mean the woman beater that grabbed Kyle and threatened him with a gun? Why was he there in the first place? If he didn't want trouble, shouldn't he have just stayed home? Or was the 3rd guy the one that hit Kyle in the head with a board?
Then go live in your would where you permit criminals to act without consequence and stay the hell out of mine.
You folk are trying to defend the indefensible. And you are happy to do so.
The right is simply unable to deal with the actions of Kyle. They invent his innocence. I am not sure whether he is guilty of a crime or not... but what he did was morally wrong.
You mean the woman beater that grabbed Kyle and threatened him with a gun? Why was he there in the first place? If he didn't want trouble, shouldn't he have just stayed home? Or was the 3rd guy the one that hit Kyle in the head with a board?
Another made up charge from the right Grosskreutz beat no woman. He was a medical tech from Milwaukee simply trying to help people. He was simply trying to stop what he believed was a killer.
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You folk are trying to defend the indefensible. And you are happy to do so.
The right is simply unable to deal with the actions of Kyle. They invent his innocence. I am not sure whether he is guilty of a crime or not... but what he did was morally wrong.
And it is all due to his lack of judgement.
Kyle is a hero for what he did. Rid the world of garbage. Blake deserved every last bullet. Cop did a great job! That is all! Have a great day!
If he feared his safety he would have stayed home and let law enforcement do their job. Since they didn't ask him or any other boy scouts for help he was just in the way and wound up almost getting killed himself and killing other people,. That dumb kid could have easilly been taken out with a brick.
...you do realize....if the other guys had stayed home....they wouldn't have been shot
You folk are trying to defend the indefensible. And you are happy to do so.
The right is simply unable to deal with the actions of Kyle. They invent his innocence. I am not sure whether he is guilty of a crime or not... but what he did was morally wrong.
And it is all due to his lack of judgement.
Well, let's see what a court of LAW has to say about it as opposed to your partisan bias.
You folk are trying to defend the indefensible. And you are happy to do so.
The right is simply unable to deal with the actions of Kyle. They invent his innocence. I am not sure whether he is guilty of a crime or not... but what he did was morally wrong.
And it is all due to his lack of judgement.
You apparently don't like the police or laws unless they suit you. I've said all along that Rittenhouse is no hero, shouldn't have been there and was in over his head. But he had a right to defend himself, and was right to do so. That's the law.
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