Kyle Rittenhouse | Now crowdfunding LOLsuits against Whoopi Goldberg, LeBron James, and The Young Turks

Looked like crocodile tears to me.

"Participants also exhibited more speech hesitations while expressing deceptive relative to genuine remorse. In general, the results suggest that falsified remorse may be conceived as an emotionally turbulent display of deliberate, falsified expressions and involuntary, genuine, emotional leakage."

https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2011-25662-001
Agreed. Looks so incredibly fake.
 
Seems like it resulted in the death of 2 people, injury to another and a potential life in prison for the armed person.

With some of that onus on deceased unfortunately. The 1st especially. 2nd not so much.
 
It seems incredible to me that an inexperienced youngster invited himself to an emotionally charged situation with a killing weapon and when people get killed, onus seems to be on deceased.

If you threaten kill the guy with the assault rifle and then chase him down and grab after the assault rifle there is some onus on that guy yeah.
 

Poor kid, I can't imagine the burden of being a murderer at that age.

If only he had found a way not to shoot people with an assault rifle.
 


Rittenhouse's testimony there. Rewind about 30 mins from this post to see the waterworks.


Wow great performance 10/10, even better than @Drainy pretending to be objective. Some strong candidates in the Oscars this year!
 
almost as good as the prosecutor giving multiple grounds for a mistrial and pretending he didn't realise it would be a problem, yeh?
You don’t help yourself do you?
 
You don’t help yourself do you?

He's commented on a defendants 5th amendment rights to draw a negative inference - a constitutional violation
He's attempted to blindside irrelevant and provisionally barred evidence in front of the jury without permission from the judge.

What are you on about? The judge has reemed him out and has threatened sanctions if he does it again.
 
He's commented on a defendants 5th amendment rights to draw a negative inference - a constitutional violation
He's attempted to blindside irrelevant and provisionally barred evidence in front of the jury without permission from the judge.

What are you on about? The judge has reemed him out and has threatened sanctions if he does it again.
I’m laughing at you dropping your mask and jumping to his defence once again.

Forget the technicalities, are you not disgusted by his actions here that lead to 4 people dying?
 
I’m laughing at you dropping your mask and jumping to his defence once again.

Forget the technicalities, are you not disgusted by his actions here that lead to 4 people dying?
He would need a lot more context to go as far as being disgusted.
 
I’m laughing at you dropping your mask and jumping to his defence once again.

Forget the technicalities, are you not disgusted by his actions here that lead to 4 people dying?

Was what I said untrue?

I've stated my position and I won't repeat it for you. feck off.
 
Has @Drainy responded to this yet?

Here you're talking about three things:

1) What happened that day.
2) Rosenbaum as a person.
3) Rittenhouse as a person.

When talking about Rosenbaum, you're talking about his crimes and you're tying that into what happened that day. When talking about Rittenhouse, you're describing his affiliating with a terrorist organization and use of a white supremacist symbol as "may have some shitty affiliations", and you're following it up with a but about how that doesn't impact what happened that day. You're downplaying Ritterhouse's cozying up with fascist terrorists, and you're treating the two people's personal lives outside of the incident in two completely different ways.

Combined with these particular comments:






As someone said, this "doesn't look good". However, over several days we have all the context we need. Your approach to this is really fecked up. You can try to do your spiel about how people can't handle looking at the evidence objectively, that it hurts their feelings, but I'm not talking about the evidence or the trial. I'm talking about you.
 
I think the point of carrying a assault rifle is its a massive deterrent rather than a concealed handgun.
Obviously.

But the act of someone trying to take a deadly weapon away from a carrier shouldn’t allow for deadly force to be used in return over a hypothetical scenario that may or may not play out. That’s insane to me.
 
Obviously.

But the act of someone trying to take a deadly weapon away from a carrier shouldn’t allow for deadly force to be used in return over a hypothetical scenario that may or may not play out. That’s insane to me.

Would you give the guy who threatened to kill you if he cornered you alone the benefit of the doubt once he took your rifle? I frankly don't see what so insane about it, especially seeing how unhinged Rosenbaum was. Without looking past the fact the Rittenhouse is a cretin as well.
 
I think the point of carrying a assault rifle is its a massive deterrent rather than a concealed handgun.
A massive deterrent for what?

A concealed handgun isn’t going to draw the same level of attention as an big feck off assault rifle. Secondly, if he was there, as he claimed, to offer medical assistance and clean up graffiti, then why would you need an assault rifle?

surely a handgun, concealed or otherwise, is enough. Carrying an assault rifle is undoubtedly going to bring attention and with that attention a level of unpredictability.
 
Obviously.

But the act of someone trying to take a deadly weapon away from a carrier shouldn’t allow for deadly force to be used in return over a hypothetical scenario that may or may not play out. That’s insane to me.
Don't, hypotheticals confuse @Drainy
 
A massive deterrent for what?

A concealed handgun isn’t going to draw the same level of attention as an big feck off assault rifle. Secondly, if he was there, as he claimed, to offer medical assistance and clean up graffiti, then why would you need an assault rifle?

surely a handgun, concealed or otherwise, is enough. Carrying an assault rifle is undoubtedly going to bring attention and with that attention a level of unpredictability.

I'm sure Kyle will have answered this sometime during his testimony.
 
Yeah apparently it looked cool.

No he said that he believed that he would not be able to possess a handgun, but there was an exception for long barrelled rifles and choosing between a shotgun or a AR-15 and thought the AR-15 was cooler.

Motion to dismiss with prejudice is being lodged at the moment for prosecutorial overreach and breach of constitutional rights.
 
No he said that he believed that he would not be able to possess a handgun, but there was an exception for long barrelled rifles and choosing between a shotgun or a AR-15 and thought the AR-15 was cooler.

Motion to dismiss with prejudice is being lodged at the moment for prosecutorial overreach and breach of constitutional rights.

This whole trial stinks of a sandbagged case in order to bring about civil unrest. The alt-rght have a quasi evangelical side and likely view civil war as the only means of getting the country back now. This kind of result will potentially give them the opportunity.
 
THE JUDGE HAS JUST CALLED THE PROSECUTOR A LIAR
Wow! The same judge that said the people Rittenhouse killed cannot be called “victims”? The same judge that allowed said victims to be referred to as “rioters” or “looters”? No way.
 
Wow! The same judge that said the people Rittenhouse killed cannot be called “victims”? The same judge that allowed said victims to be referred to as “rioters” or “looters”? No way.
Easy. Don't trigger him.