
1. The gun was not illegal. 2. The rioters/agitators were not right wing. 3. He shot people in self defense, after they attacked him first. It’s important to get the facts right. |
Rittenhouse claimed he was hit in the head with a baseball bat and skateboard. Medics did not see any bruising or cuts.
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Where were sensitive snowflake Kyle's injuries from being "assualted"? |
The Kenosha County Sheriff said that Rittenhouse was part of a vigilante group out "patrolling" the streets. They were looking for a fight. They had guns. They wanted an encounter. You need to be honest about what happened white man. |
Rosenbaum was clearly unarmed. He was following Rittenhouse but that gives Rittenhouse no right to shoot and kill an unarmed person.
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Rittenhouse provoked the incident by by pointing his weapon at Rosenbaum. Rittenhouse should have walked away instead of shooting. |
Your first sentence is not supported by evidence. |
Let's talk some more facts...
Victim Huber ran toward Rittenhouse and tried to disarm him, you know, since he had just killed an innocent person. Huber was trying to protect other innocent people after a rwnj had just murdered someone. As Huber tried to disarm thug Rittenhouse, Rittenhouse shot him. There is no evidence that Huber attacked that creep Rittenhouse with his skateboard. Kyle lies a lot. |
It was testimony in the trial. |
There was testimony that contradicted that. |
I don't know Wisconsin law, but in general there's an idea that self-defense doesn't apply when a bad situation you created yourself gets out of hand. My question is whether that concept has the potential to negate Rittenhouse's claims of self defense. How much of the danger he faced (if any) was of his own making? |
So much of the discussion in this thread seems to be stuck on the fact that Rittenhouse is a dumbass who made bad choices. That’s probably true, but doesn’t have much to do with his self defense claim.
Anyway, I’m not shedding any tears for the rioters he shot. No big loss. |
The prosecution said that the contradictory testimony was hearsay, as in, it was alleged, but no proof was given. The contradiction was a "he said, she said" claim. The prosecution instead offered FBI footage that suggests that Rittenhouse provoked the incident by pointing his weapon at Rosenbaum first. |