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JMintzer 11-12-2021 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by christine J Toft (Post 2028401)
Odd, I watched. Not one drop of water came from his eyes. He's not even a good actor. And I also found it disturbing that the judge would not allow the prosecution to refer to those shot as "victims" yet the defense can call them Thugs, Rioters etc.... This judge was obviously very biased.

Sorry he didn't "cry" well enough for you... If you though he was "acting", you have no place discussing "bias"...

To your other point, already covered...

Proveone 11-12-2021 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2027984)
How to pis* off a judge and lose your case.

Quite entertaining yesterday.

I've got some popcorn and ready for today.

:popcorn:

The judge is a nut case. He is an elected official and playing to his "audience". Pathetic human being! The prosecution is inept. Rittenhouse should have stuck to video games. He will be a "marked" person if he gets off. By the way, so that's how you entertain yourself with popcorn?

Roron123 11-12-2021 08:56 AM

Fox News had the whole thing on yesterday!!remember this kid is 18 yrs and he killed someone so is allowed to get emotional 😢

Larchap49 11-12-2021 08:58 AM

Trial
 
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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 2028008)

I bet that is real accurate reporting. NOT

JMintzer 11-12-2021 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by kenoc7 (Post 2028410)
It is very easy to **** off a biased judge what has Lee Greenwood's "anthem" as his ring tone.

I thought it was "Southern Cross", by CS&N...

But I've since listened to both and neither have those horns in them... So there's that...

JMintzer 11-12-2021 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by airstreamingypsy (Post 2028426)
Um, he wouldn't have had to defend himself if he didn't have a weapon. He didn't even have to be there. He chose to show up, across state lines, with an illegal weapon..... he and his mother should spend the rest of their lives in jail. Vermin like that have no place in society.

Wrong. You need to brush up on your facts and stop getting your talking points from the MSM...

JMintzer 11-12-2021 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Proveone (Post 2028463)
The judge is a nut case. He is an elected official and playing to his "audience". Pathetic human being! The prosecution is inept. Rittenhouse should have stuck to video games. He will be a "marked" person if he gets off. By the way, so that's how you entertain yourself with popcorn?

The judge is following the law. He has repeatedly told the prosecution to cut out their shenanigans, yet they continued, so they were (deservedly) admonished).

The recent, most blatant one was their attempt to try to paint Rittenhouse as guilty because he followed his CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT to REMAIN SILENT...

Larchap49 11-12-2021 09:13 AM

Trial evidence
 
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Originally Posted by tvbound (Post 2028100)
Unfortunately, the smarmy, white supremacist little thug (and his mother) are going to get away with it. He went there for ONE reason and one reason only. He wanted to be a hero and shoot someone. He got his wish and will get away with it, due a lot to an inept prosecution and a sympathetic judge. The fact that his mother (who I can't understand why she isn't being charged) willingly drove him to a location where trouble was likely, while illegally armed, says a lot about the entitlement environment he was raised in. What kind of parent even does that?

What you leave out in your rant is the video evidence of his running away from a mob trying to catch and kill him and his resorting to using his gun only when on the ground with a gun pointed at him. The only thing you stated accurately was he should not have been there but on the other hand he did have every right to be there as did the protesters. Oops rioters destroying private property with no intervention allowed from from law enforcement being managed by the elected leaders. So far testimony from prosecution witnesses seem to back up the defense.

Bonnevie 11-12-2021 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by MDLNB (Post 2028110)
Your opinion, you might add. Was he a "white supremacist?" What group does he represent? Or, are you judging him? Did he not have a first aid kit with him? Was he intending to choke someone with an ace bandage?

At Pudgy’s Pub, Rittenhouse was seen wearing a T-shirt with the words, “Free as F***,” while flashing the "OK" sign — a gesture that has been co-opted by known white supremacist groups, the motion said. In his 90-minute visit to the bar, which was captured on security footage, the teen was seen consuming alcohol while being serenaded by a group of adult men who sang the Proud Boys’ anthem, according to the motion.

JMintzer 11-12-2021 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2028503)
At Pudgy’s Pub, Rittenhouse was seen wearing a T-shirt with the words, “Free as F***,” while flashing the "OK" sign — a gesture that has been co-opted by known white supremacist groups, the motion said. In his 90-minute visit to the bar, which was captured on security footage, the teen was seen consuming alcohol while being serenaded by a group of adult men who sang the Proud Boys’ anthem, according to the motion.

The t-shirt proves nothing...

That "gesture" has also been used by countless others, as I showed earlier in this thread. It proves nothing...

Being given a drink by his parent proves nothing...

And what is this "Proud Boys Anthem" you speak of?

JMintzer 11-12-2021 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Vermilion Villager (Post 2028509)
And do you know that he is suffering from anything that you posted???? No...I didn't think so.

Do you know his "lack of tears" proves anything? No...I didn't think so...

JMintzer 11-12-2021 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Vermilion Villager (Post 2028511)
Hopefully your 17yo son wouldn't illegally obtain an assault rifle then go to another state to parade around in an area where there is civil unrest with it strapped across his back looking for trouble....hopefully

It' wasn't an "assault rifle". He didn't transport it to another state...

He live right over the border, in Ohio, only 15 minutes away and he worked in Kenosha, daily. His father lived there... So just give up on the "crossing state lines" BS narrative already...

He was actively asking people if they "needed medical assistance". It's on video.

He threatened no one with his rifle. He passed countless others who completely ignored him. It's on video.

It wasn't until the child rapist, Rosenbaum, decided to attack him that things went sideways...

Vermilion Villager 11-12-2021 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2028519)
Do you know his "lack of tears" proves anything? No...I didn't think so...

I was in law enforcement.....When someone who is not a trained like and actor fakes crying they cannot produce tears. Producing tears based on emotion is an involuntary response. Its one of the first thing we look for. Now you know...:welcome:

Pamelah 11-12-2021 10:09 AM

Brain cells
 
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Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2027984)
How to pis* off a judge and lose your case.

Quite entertaining yesterday.

I've got some popcorn and ready for today.

:popcorn:

Yup after 12 surgeries with anesthesia my brain cells are rusting. I can’t see the the importance of all these posts when NO ONE IS AGHAST THAT AN 18 YEAR OLD GOES OUT FOR AN EVENING TOTING AN
AK47? Oh right, gun rights and all that crap.

JMintzer 11-12-2021 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Vermilion Villager (Post 2028530)
I was in law enforcement.....When someone who is not a trained like and actor fakes crying they cannot produce tears. Producing tears based on emotion is an involuntary response. Its one of the first thing we look for. Now you know...:welcome:

Sure... if you say so... :ohdear:

Funny, the career cops I've talked to all believed him... So there's that...

JMintzer 11-12-2021 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Pamelah (Post 2028534)
Yup after 12 surgeries with anesthesia my brain cells are rusting. I can’t see the the importance of all these posts when NO ONE IS AGHAST THAT AN 18 YEAR OLD GOES OUT FOR AN EVENING TOTING AN
AK47? Oh right, gun rights and all that crap.

Well, he didn't have an AK-47, so there's that...

Marine1974 11-12-2021 10:12 AM

It’s amazing how many people are
experts on court proceedings and
know when someone is crying or not . Thankfully he has a jury to decide his fate .

spd2918 11-12-2021 10:12 AM

I wonder how many posters know the proud boys are an inclusive group, not racists, with black and Asian members. I wonder what the boy's POSSIBLE personal opinions have to do with the facts of the case.

I wonder what most posters would do if someone pointed a gun at them and they feared for their lives....

MDLNB 11-12-2021 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by airstreamingypsy (Post 2028426)
Um, he wouldn't have had to defend himself if he didn't have a weapon. He didn't even have to be there. He chose to show up, across state lines, with an illegal weapon..... he and his mother should spend the rest of their lives in jail. Vermin like that have no place in society.


Obviously, you have no clue, but that is understandable. Many of us in The Villages are CCW. Many of us would become involved in a crisis. Not ALL of us, of course. That is proof by some of the very few comments on here that have no clue. Whether or not he had any business in the area, is no one's business. He said he was there, and there was video evidence and witnesses, that concluded that he was offering assistance. He put at least one fire out and he offered first aid assistance to the wounded. So, building are being burnt down by arsonists and folks are being assaulted, and he had a weapon for self defense. If he did not, I would think that he was a foolish nut, even though a decent guy for trying to help the community. He had a gun, wow! Most of the residents in The Villages have at least one gun. How wrong some folks are that jump to the conclusion that three scumbags are shot and the guy that did it was a bad guy. Sometimes bad guys get what they deserve. In this case, only two of them really got what they deserved. The third one got a second chance to right his own actions.

Pretty bad when a person is running for his life is prosecuted for defending himself.

MDLNB 11-12-2021 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by MandoMan (Post 2028459)
He shouldn’t have been there and shouldn’t have been armed, but he must have been utterly terrified, and he makes an excellent case for it being self-defense. Seventeen year olds often make very poor decisions, especially if swayed by emotional and one-sided arguments.


"Poor decisions?" Hmmm, I wonder what some on here would do if confronted with the same situation. I probably would have approached the situation a bit more cautiously, but I would probably be on trial for THREE deaths instead of just two. I've had more experience over the years with firearms, I'm sure. I doubt I would have been able to attempt to outrun the crowd, so I would have had to make a fast decision as to what I would have to do to protect myself. "Poor decision?"

MDLNB 11-12-2021 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2028503)
At Pudgy’s Pub, Rittenhouse was seen wearing a T-shirt with the words, “Free as F***,” while flashing the "OK" sign — a gesture that has been co-opted by known white supremacist groups, the motion said. In his 90-minute visit to the bar, which was captured on security footage, the teen was seen consuming alcohol while being serenaded by a group of adult men who sang the Proud Boys’ anthem, according to the motion.


And that makes him a "white supremacist?" SO, shooting three white guys is proof that he is a racist? I know of several racists in The Villages, but that does not make me a racist. Some folks just jump to conclusions based on what someone tells them, and others reason things out and do not condemn based on gossip and rumor.

Hifred 11-12-2021 10:54 AM

You forget about the families of the deceased
 
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Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2027984)
How to pis* off a judge and lose your case.

Quite entertaining yesterday.

I've got some popcorn and ready for today.

:popcorn:

You are forgetting those whose lives were lost. To you it is entertainment.....to the families and those that loved the people who died it is life altering. Have compassion.

JMintzer 11-12-2021 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Hifred (Post 2028558)
You are forgetting those whose lives were lost. To you it is entertainment.....to the families and those that loved the people who died it is life altering. Have compassion.

Read up on them... Their families had nothing to do with them for years...

The two who died had a long violent past.

Sad, but true...

MDLNB 11-12-2021 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Vermilion Villager (Post 2028530)
I was in law enforcement.....When someone who is not a trained like and actor fakes crying they cannot produce tears. Producing tears based on emotion is an involuntary response. Its one of the first thing we look for. Now you know...:welcome:

I was in law enforcement and the lack of tears means absolutely NOTHING. I have never seen ANYONE convicted in court because they were unable to cry. Maybe in your vast experience, you have? If so, perhaps you can share the specifics? I have seen folks cry when they were in court and still found guilty. And then they really cried. So, the moral of the story is that crying won't get you anywhere....:a040:

JMintzer 11-12-2021 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by MDLNB (Post 2028565)
I was in law enforcement and the lack of tears means absolutely NOTHING. I have never seen ANYONE convicted in court because they were unable to cry. Maybe in your vast experience, you have? If so, perhaps you can share the specifics? I have seen folks cry when they were in court and still found guilty. And then they really cried. So, the moral of the story is that crying won't get you anywhere....:a040:

You mean it won't get me out of a ticket? Damn!

Westie Man 11-12-2021 11:12 AM

I was a "victim" of a crime...
 
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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2028267)
Yeah that judge is having trouble speaking coherently. The "news articles" that quote him aren't quoting him in full. They're heavily editing what he actually was saying, so that their readers can make sense of it.

He forbade anyone calling the victims of the shooting - victims. In medical terms, that's what they were. Victims. They didn't die of old age. They were victims of fatal wounds from gunshots. Just like someone who dies from cancer is a victim of cancer. And someone who falls off a ladder is a victim of a broken neck. Someone who is killed in a car crash is a victim of massive internal injuries.

Victim is a 100%valid word to use for someone who is dead as a result of a gunshot. But the judge wants to minimize the "victimhood" of the victims by forbidding the word.

It was okay to call the victims rioters or looters, if it could be proven that they were. He actually pro-actively stated as such. But he pre-emptively forbade the word "victim." Even if it could be proven they were victims, they aren't allowed to call them that and when one witnessed used the word in his testimony the judge went ballistic.

(I was watching this on Fox News, at the time, in case anyone REALLY and SINCERELY gives a crap)

He is gaslighting a trial he presides over.


While being deposed by the defense attorney I called myself the victim. The attorney replied that the State of Florida is the victim

MDLNB 11-12-2021 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Vermilion Villager (Post 2028511)
Hopefully your 17yo son wouldn't illegally obtain an assault rifle then go to another state to parade around in an area where there is civil unrest with it strapped across his back looking for trouble....hopefully


My grandson has a mounted buck head that he shot when he was 11yo.

Not to seem biased, but it does seem that city folk have an innate fear of big bad guns. Wonder why the survivor of the shooting is not ostracized for pointing a pistol at the DEFENDANT, the way this young man is criminalized for defending himself.

Hey, maybe that guy would not have been shot if he had not been where he should not have been, and brandishing an illegally possessed pistol while chasing a person down the street. I am presupposing that he illegally possessed the pistol, based on the statement by him that his CCW permit was expired at the time of the shooting.

MDLNB 11-12-2021 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2028567)
You mean it won't get me out of a ticket? Damn!


I stand corrected..:) There are always exceptions...:clap2:

MDLNB 11-12-2021 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Hifred (Post 2028558)
You are forgetting those whose lives were lost. To you it is entertainment.....to the families and those that loved the people who died it is life altering. Have compassion.


To me, it's just street justice. Sometimes you just have to accept the good with the bad. I am sure that the families are thinking of how much money they may be able to get out of the system and that those two finally may have been productive for something in their lives. :coolsmiley:

Bonnevie 11-12-2021 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by MDLNB (Post 2028552)
And that makes him a "white supremacist?" SO, shooting three white guys is proof that he is a racist? I know of several racists in The Villages, but that does not make me a racist. Some folks just jump to conclusions based on what someone tells them, and others reason things out and do not condemn based on gossip and rumor.

there are pictures of him making the white power ok sign....no one forced him to do that.

so you know several people that are racists...do you hang out with them in bars letting them serenade you with Proud Boys anthem????

idk, if I was awaiting trial for killing people at a Black Lives Matter protest, it's not something I would do. I would use my "reasoning" to think that's not a good look.

Bonnevie 11-12-2021 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2028518)
The t-shirt proves nothing...

That "gesture" has also been used by countless others, as I showed earlier in this thread. It proves nothing...

Being given a drink by his parent proves nothing...

And what is this "Proud Boys Anthem" you speak of?

well....he was awaiting trial for killing people at a Black Lives Matter protest....he was there illegally carrying a weapon now he was again breaking the law by drinking in a bar (if his mother wants to give him a drink in the privacy of their home, that's different) to do so in public seems like a flaunting display of entitlement.

“Proud of Your Boy” a song written for the 1992 Disney film “Aladdin,” but not used until a 2011 stage adaptation, and is the source of the name of the far-right group self-described “western chauvinist” group the Proud Boys. Prosecutors said the song sung by members of the Proud Boys “as an anthem and for self-identification.”

Trayderjoe 11-12-2021 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by George Page (Post 2028378)
Please provide a source for this claim

Good luck with your request. There are posters who have a history of inaccuracy in their posts, but they never provide proof of their assertions. It is easier to misrepresent than it is to actually do a little research. Even when presented with proof that they were incorrect, they will stick to "their truth".

MDLNB 11-12-2021 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2028581)
there are pictures of him making the white power ok sign....no one forced him to do that.

so you know several people that are racists...do you hang out with them in bars letting them serenade you with Proud Boys anthem????

idk, if I was awaiting trial for killing people at a Black Lives Matter protest, it's not something I would do. I would use my "reasoning" to think that's not a good look.


I don't know what a "white power sign" is, but last I heard there was no law regarding the gesture. Was that instrumental in his shooting three WHITE guys?
I don't hang around in any bars, and I do not know what the "Proud Boys Anthem" is. Does that make me want to go out and shoot three WHITE guys?
Why don't you contact the young man and give him suggestions on how your "reasoning" and what a "good look" to be so he can emulate it?


So, you believe the guy to be guilty of being a racist, therefore he is sure to go out and shoot three white guys for no other reason than they were following him down the street?

Bonnevie 11-12-2021 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2028537)
Well, he didn't have an AK-47, so there's that...

yes, that's so much better. it was only an AK-15 style rifle
so what's the big deal some teenager was roaming the streets with it? oh,yeah there's this:

AR-15 rifles are lighter and have a higher rate of accuracy than the AK-47, but the AK-47 is considerably cheaper and more dependable in comparison.

and this:The AR-15 is sometimes called "America's Rifle" because it is the most popular long gun in the country. There are around 10 million AR-15 units currently in the United States. In fact, the AR-15 has also been popular with perpetrators of mass shootings — the gun was used in the San Bernardino, Aurora and Sandy Hook shootings.

whew, I feel so much better now that you said it wasn't an AK-47

Trayderjoe 11-12-2021 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by christine J Toft (Post 2028407)
Thank you for some clarity need by many!

Actually the poster did not provide clarity as their post was proven not factual with the trial transcripts. It would be more accurate to say that the post "muddied the waters".

NO ONE has yet to provide proof of the inaccurate allegations the poster made, as well as those who have posted similar comments. Do you have proof that those statements are actually fact? And be careful citing a MSM source since the there is a proven history of misinformation (remember Nicholas Sandman?).

MDLNB 11-12-2021 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Bonnevie (Post 2028585)
well....he was awaiting trial for killing people at a Black Lives Matter protest....he was there illegally carrying a weapon now he was again breaking the law by drinking in a bar (if his mother wants to give him a drink in the privacy of their home, that's different) to do so in public seems like a flaunting display of entitlement.

“Proud of Your Boy” a song written for the 1992 Disney film “Aladdin,” but not used until a 2011 stage adaptation, and is the source of the name of the far-right group self-described “western chauvinist” group the Proud Boys. Prosecutors said the song sung by members of the Proud Boys “as an anthem and for self-identification.”


Wow, no one ever drank an alcoholic beverage before they were adults before. I guess I am guilty of murder because I had a draft beer given to me by a relative in bar. Sounds real ominous.

And now, a Disney theme song makes the young man a racist? Still trying to figure out why it matters if a racist shoots someone in self defense is any different than someone that is a Methodist or a Catholic shoots someone. And what is really interesting is that the supposed "racist" shot three white guys. I have not heard of any minorities shot by this supposed mass murderer.

So, the consensus by CERTAIN folks on here is that if you are around anyone that might be racist, you are deemed a racist and therefore must be a mass murderer. And if you are a racist and shoot a white guy in self defense, you are guilty of murder regardless of whether or not you feared for your life.

OrangeBlossomBaby 11-12-2021 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by MDLNB (Post 2028550)
"Poor decisions?" Hmmm, I wonder what some on here would do if confronted with the same situation. I probably would have approached the situation a bit more cautiously, but I would probably be on trial for THREE deaths instead of just two. I've had more experience over the years with firearms, I'm sure. I doubt I would have been able to attempt to outrun the crowd, so I would have had to make a fast decision as to what I would have to do to protect myself. "Poor decision?"

Well - you can ask MOST people in this country. Since every single person in this country had the same options:

a) Show up in a town you don't know anything about, in a state you don't even live in, at while you are still a minor who isn't even eligible to join the armed forces, armed with a semi-automatic weapon that had previously been classified as an actual assault weapon, to an event where you know you will be expecting violence, which is why you are bringing your firearm, to "protect" or "defend" people who never asked you to show up at all.

Or

b) Stay home, or go to work, or go to school if it was on a school day, or go outside and toss a football with your pals, or go shopping, or "anything OTHER than the above paragraph."

Most people chose option b.

In fact, even most people who chose to attend the event weren't armed at all, let alone with a semi-automatic weapon. MOST people chose not to be armed with a firearm at all.

MOST people were not shot at, and MOST people were not killed. And MOST people - including the people who WERE armed - chose not to shoot anyone.

MDLNB 11-12-2021 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2028596)
Well - you can ask MOST people in this country. Since every single person in this country had the same options:

a) Show up in a town you don't know anything about, in a state you don't even live in, at while you are still a minor who isn't even eligible to join the armed forces, armed with a semi-automatic weapon that had previously been classified as an actual assault weapon, to an event where you know you will be expecting violence, which is why you are bringing your firearm, to "protect" or "defend" people who never asked you to show up at all.

Or

b) Stay home, or go to work, or go to school if it was on a school day, or go outside and toss a football with your pals, or go shopping, or "anything OTHER than the above paragraph."

Most people chose option b.

In fact, even most people who chose to attend the event weren't armed at all, let alone with a semi-automatic weapon. MOST people chose not to be armed with a firearm at all.

MOST people were not shot at, and MOST people were not killed. And MOST people - including the people who WERE armed - chose not to shoot anyone.


Wow, now that is not only totally erroneous, but also a very desperate response. You attempt to make suppositions where they really do not exist. Sorry, but my best response is that your post is just wrong.....:clap2:

JMintzer 11-12-2021 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by MDLNB (Post 2028573)
My grandson has a mounted buck head that he shot when he was 11yo.

Not to seem biased, but it does seem that city folk have an innate fear of big bad guns. Wonder why the survivor of the shooting is not ostracized for pointing a pistol at the DEFENDANT, the way this young man is criminalized for defending himself.

Hey, maybe that guy would not have been shot if he had not been where he should not have been, and brandishing an illegally possessed pistol while chasing a person down the street. I am presupposing that he illegally possessed the pistol, based on the statement by him that his CCW permit was expired at the time of the shooting.

Ooopsie! That's a big no-no...

My guess is that he should have continued to treat injured people, like Rittenhouse was attempting to do... If he had simply "kept it in his pants"...

Now that I think about it, that's sage advice for many! :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

Trayderjoe 11-12-2021 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Proveone (Post 2028463)
The judge is a nut case. He is an elected official and playing to his "audience". Pathetic human being! The prosecution is inept. Rittenhouse should have stuck to video games. He will be a "marked" person if he gets off. By the way, so that's how you entertain yourself with popcorn?

So if Rittenhouse is found not guilty by reason of self defense, you find it perfectly acceptable to post a threat?

You do realize that the judge is trying to work around the deliberate prosecutorial misconduct in this trial? I believe that the prosecutor (based upon his star witness admitting he pointed his gun at Rittenhouse BEFORE he was shot, and the other prosecution witness saying under oath that the prosecutor's office tried to get him to change his statement) is trying to "tank" this trial as he knows his case is most likely a lost cause. The prosecutor doesn't want "the loss", so he is hoping to force the judge to render a mistrial. I don't believe that the judge wants to take the case away from the jury, as he stopped himself from openly, on the record, indicating that the prosecutor has crossed the line and provided grounds for mistrial or appeal.

Again, why aren't people concerned that a prosecutor would DELIBERATELY violate Rittenhouse's constitutional rights to remain silent? It doesn't matter if he is found guilty or not guilty, the prosecutor should be sanctioned for misconduct at the least.


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