[MDLNB]

Originally Posted by Bonnevie

yes, but they aren't allowed in combat until they are 18. and one also assumes that the military trains the person in the proper use of force.

Now, but not in 1968 or any time before 2003. And this doesn't really matter that much anyway, other than diverting from the REAL point of this incident.....self-defense. Although, I just call it trash removal and being a good citizen. Need more young people to take a stand against dirtbags in this country. I call it patriotism. Some think that getting a vaccination is patriotic, but I consider what this young man did to be a real good deed for the community. No one will miss them, probably not even their families.

[SkBlogW]

Here's Rittenhouse trial prosecutor showing a complete lack of gun safety knowledge by picking up Kyle's AR 15 and waving it around the courtroom with his finger on the trigger.

Like Baldwin, he did not check the chamber to see if loaded, just trusted the guy who handed it to him.

[Bonnevie]

Originally Posted by spd2918

You are incorrect. One may, as I did, join the Army at 17 with a parental waiver.

I carried a M16 without the intention of killing anyone.

yes, at one time it was done. but as stated previously:

The United States ratified OPAC with a declaration (as required under Art. 3(2) of the treaty) stating its minimum age for voluntary recruitment would remain at 17. To meet its obligations, each branch of the armed services implemented new orders excluding 17-year-olds from combat, a move considered by some to be the first instance of the United States materially altering military practices to support new international human rights obligations.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

So nice of you to describe someone you don't know that way...

Sadly, there is no shortage of people that facts and reality simply do not matter.
Similar posts that it is freedom of speech for that INSANE Ed followed a lady home in his golf cart.

[holger danske]

Originally Posted by JSR22

Fortunately he is not 19. We don't need a murderer living with us. That would be an awful scenario having him here.

So now we await the jury's verdict.
How about another poll?

Who would you rather have living next to you in the Villages

1 Kyle Rittenhouse - the 17yo shooter and his mother
2 Joseph Rosenbaum- the demented child molester who refused to take his psychic meds and asked multiple people to kill him
3 Anthony Huber the talented skateboarder who once held a knife to his brother's throat and threatened to gut him like a pig and then burn down his home with his family in it
4 Gaige Grosskreutz- People's Revolution Movement activist who was caught videotaping police officers private vehicles 3 days before a black police officer was assaulted by other members of the PRM.
5 Bruce Schroeder- Trial judge and lover of "God Bless the USA" ringtone
6 Thomas Binger- inept Kenosha Assistant District Attorney
7 Tony Evers- Wisconsin gov who refused to call in the National Guard after 2 nights of rioting, arson and mayhem, thus precipitating Rittenhouse's appearance on the street

[manaboutown]

Originally Posted by holger danske

So now we await the jury's verdict.
How about another poll?

Who would you rather have living next to you in the Villages

1 Kyle Rittenhouse - the 17yo shooter and his mother
2 Joseph Rosenbaum- the demented child molester who refused to take his psychic meds and asked multiple people to kill him
3 Anthony Huber the talented skateboarder who once held a knife to his brother's throat and threatened to gut him like a pig and then burn down his home with his family in it
4 Gaige Grosskreutz- People's Revolution Movement activist who was caught videotaping police officers private vehicles 3 days before a black police officer was assaulted by other members of the PRM.
5 Bruce Schroeder- Trial judge and lover of "God Bless the USA" ringtone
6 Thomas Binger- inept Kenosha Assistant District Attorney
7 Tony Evers- Wisconsin gov who refused to call in the National Guard after 2 nights of rioting, arson and mayhem, thus precipitating Rittenhouse's appearance on the street

Or this guy? BREAKING: '''Jump Kick Man''' who attacked Kyle Rittenhouse identified as violent career criminal | The Post Millennial