Verdict Rittenhouse Not Guilty

a reply to: FunshineCD

You can, if you choose. You aren’t going in a riot, you are protecting your community and if the riot comes to you, that is their fault. If they decide to engage in violence against you or otherwise put you in danger, that’s still the rioters doing wrong. Free Citizens may go wherever the heck they please without the mobs permission.

FYI, most folks caught up in riots want nothing to do with them. They don’t agree with the protestors or the protest itself, they disagree politically and no amount of chanting will change it. Look at the Mom who’s SUV was attacked by thugs at a riot elsewhere last summer.

Again, the left will need to accept that at least half the voting population of this country does not agree with their ideas and dismiss them out of hand. Acceptable recourse is voting, writing to share that opinion or grouping together and chanting/picketing if they so choose. They will not set fires, destroy property or harm others merely because we fully disagree with what they say or because we choose to protect a specific community or location.

When the people with guns show up, the riot is over. They can stay and protest or go somewhere else. But where there are armed Citizens, in states with reasonable liberal self defense laws, riots are no more.

Guess BLM needs to find a new way to intimidate innocent people

Outstanding, the first real crack in the Liberal Left grip on destroying the USA. Next we get the FBI to do their job and look into Hillary, her emails and Hunter Biden, his lap top and his 'painting' for access...

originally posted by: elementalgrove

Rittenhouse is Free, but is he? The two people dead and one injured, was it worth it?

a reply to: JAGStorm


You know, if I was Rittenhouse, to help deal with the trauma of being forced to take a life, I would simply reflect on the reality that I may have saved future children from having their lives ruined by this vile monster.

Also he stopped the potential of the other violent aggressor from suffocating any other women, holding them captive and who knows what other criminality he would have engaged in.

It is not easy to defend yourself and your community from these kind of sick individuals, however it is vital and if the police stand down, it is up to brave members of the community to do precisely what Kyle did.

I also wanted to point out that the people that rioted and died, was it worth it? How I phrased that question came out weird and didn't want people to misinterpret my meaning.

originally posted by: dandandat2
When will the civil suit against Rittenhouse begin?

Yeah, that is a problem...

State's need to start passing laws, or even Constitutional Amendments, forbidding civil suits in any case where the person was acquitted in a criminal trial.

a reply to: DBCowboy
Portland, New York, & Chicago last night. They are expecting more tonight....Gotta give Soros time to fly them in ya know!

originally posted by: JAGStorm


I also wanted to point out that the people that rioted and died, was it worth it? How I phrased that question came out weird and didn't want people to misinterpret my meaning.

Gotcha!

I made this to respond to all the IDIOTS on twitter who are upset at the verdict and sad at who he killed......and there are tons.

prfnvsn
Earlier this year I went ballistic on darpbk and got kicked off for JB molesting MZ for a lil bit. Totally worth it.
I hope my relatives in Kenosha are safe as well as my past friends.
WI used to be one of the best places to live Madison especially now I do not even wish to visit, and Chiraq is in my current state.
See if they try to force me to get vxd for work definitely considering bouncing outta dodge but most of IL liberal shenanigans are in Chiraq so there is that but Pritzger has to go. His hands are all in the cvd $ wagon.
lnk

a reply to: carewemust

I wish I could Star the sh*t out of JBurns last 2 post, I've read from pg1 and that pretty much say it ALL !

Can't believe I'm related to this twit.

a reply to: JBurns

For those who think that if Rittenhouse were black, he'd have been charged:

I present Andrew Coffee. You won't hear about this in the media because it doesn't fit their narrative.

VERO BEACH, Fla. — Andrew Coffee was found not guilty on all counts of murder and attempted first degree murder Friday.

Coffee is accused of firing at Indian River County Sheriff’s Deputies during an early morning drug raid at his home back in 2017.

His girlfriend, Alteria Woods was caught in the crossfire, shot 10 times and later died. Coffee was charged with the murder of Woods after a grand jury exonerated two law enforcement officers for her death.

Before the case went to the jury’s hand, Coffee took the stand to defend himself — blaming deputies for his girlfriend’s death.

The defense said Coffee was asleep and thought the flash-bang was gunfire so he fired his gun because he thought the was under attack.

originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: DBCowboy
Portland, New York, & Chicago last night. They are expecting more tonight....Gotta give Soros time to fly them in ya know!

Small protest here but really nothing of any concern.
www.tmj4.com...

Protesters march against Rittenhouse verdict

a reply to: ketsuko

These no knock raids are ridiculous. It’s not unreasonable to open fire on a sudden intruder that hasn’t properly identified themselves

Of course, when the state makes mistakes there is seldom accountability

Hey isn’t this exactly how EMT Brionna Taylor was killed? Very similar circumstances

I spent nearly half of my career on the SRT. This is the same concept as a SWAT element. We would bang on doors, announce SHERIFFS OFFICE loudly and bang some more. If they didn’t open the door, and 90% did within the first minute, you can force it open and yet you still need to be announcing that you are LE serving a warrant on XYZ location or person

Not sure if “no knock” is done around here, but from a safety perspective it is idiotic. It’s dangerous to the entry team and it’s dangerous to the suspects. SRT exists to preserve lives not take them. No knocks increase the likelihood of injury or death. Miscalculation. Only in the most dire circumstances involving imminent threat to a person should you knock the door down and enter. This destruction of drug evidence doesn’t cut it, cut the damn utilities before you go in so they can’t flush em

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: JBurns

Beautiful! 😁

Scares me that so many judges like him will be retiring. Once we have all millennials on the bench, look out!!

a reply to: JAGStorm
Except, for the rapper who plowed through the Christmas Parade!

originally posted by: Jarboe

I wish I could Star the sh*t out of JBurns last 2 post, I've read from pg1 and that pretty much say it ALL !

Hey, thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻

It is greatly appreciated

a reply to: JBurns

Sweet.. So next time a Jan 6th happens, I'll show up with my AR... I'll roll right through the middle of the 'riot' and look for trouble.. If anyone engages.. I then can shoot first ask questions later. If the mob decides they are going to attack me and defend themselves I have the legal precedent set that I can kill anyone that moves towards me.

We good right? Just making sure I understand where the goalposts are moved too. I could use some shooting practice without legal repercussions..

originally posted by: mzinga
a reply to: JBurns

Sweet.. So next time a Jan 6th happens, I'll show up with my AR... I'll roll right through the middle of the 'riot' and look for trouble.. If anyone engages.. I then can shoot first ask questions later. If the mob decides they are going to attack me and defend themselves I have the legal precedent set that I can kill anyone that moves towards me.

We good right? Just making sure I understand where the goalposts are moved too. I could use some shooting practice without legal repercussions..

Can't wait for the headlines and trial and jail sentence 🤣🤣