Not guilty
On all charges. Unanimous
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Yep.
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NICE!!! Now hopefully he can try to lead a life without some scum shooting him.
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Praise God! True justice.
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Prayers for the jurors also.
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Prayers for the jurors also.
+1 The pressure they were under must have been immense and hopefully they can return to their normal lives safely. Bob
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Praise God! True justice.
I agree.
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That's justice, BLM and antifa.
Poor kid's probably gonna have to move far away and start a new life.
Have the riots started yet?
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while I don't think what he did was very smart, I never felt it was illegal either. That young man will have to live with what he did the rest of his life and now I am sure he will also have to look over his shoulder just as long........ I wish him the best
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UNANIMOUS.....that speaks VOLUMES on how this entire country feels (except for the random nuts in the mix.)
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Hopefully we the people will have a better chance in a court of law for defending our life if need be. Prayers for the Jury.----------------------------Ray
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Now is his turn to sue the media for the smear campaign they pulled on him
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What this means is that when the riots start, you can feel safer defending yourself.
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The three or four idiots who attacked him were psychopathic criminals. I wonder how many of the other rioters are of the sam ilk?
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JUST RIGHT!!!!!!!!!
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Hopefully he sues the hell out of the msm for slander. Also hopefully the Feds don’t try going after him for civil rights violations(I would not put it past them). And he needs to keep his nose clean and not become like George Zimmerman.
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A lot lessons in this. I wish the adults in his life had kept him from that situation and I feel bad for him.. The first person caused his own demise and the cascade that followed. I feel somewhat bad for the next two as they got caught up in the crowd's actions without knowing what started it. Of course they allowed themselves to do that and is was their own actions the kid defended himself against.. Once they went after him the kid did what he thought he had to and was justified in his response.
I sad course of events for a lot of people. But they were all there of their own free will and chose to put themselves in those positions. The dead, the injured, and the kid.
I'm thankful the jury had the steel to make just decisions and not allow the media to drive their thoughts.
I hope the best for the kid and the families of those involved.
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I hope he gets enough money millions from lawsuits including from the POS PRES for defamation
Any other verdict would have been BS
Prayers to the jury and ther family they had to feel so much pressure
Ok it's Friday dark thirty riots will began
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...GOOD!
...While he didnt make a great choice in being in that mess, he was only 17 at the time and had every right to be there, and every right to defend his life.
...Thank God I skipped the teenage years and was never 17...as I too, might have made some not so smart decisions...
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Worse job of proscution since OJ's. How do those two clowns keep their job?
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Worse job of proscution since OJ's. How do those two clowns keep their job?
The worse issue with the prosecution is that it happened. They filed charges before they had a chance to evaluate the evidence. The execution of the prosecution in court was lacking but to be somewhat fair they didn't have anything to work with because they were trying to prove a case against the facts. With no case to work with they tried antics. The prosecutor should have dropped the charges but politics drove them to push on.
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cbxjeff: 30635308751771/comments/30635332572059
Worse job of proscution since OJ's. How do those two clowns keep their job?
They were simply cowing to the woke mafia. No evidence supported the charges they filed.
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I still can't believe this went to trial. The kid defended himself from attack by multiple armed folks with disgusting criminal histories. And the fact he faced MURDER charges because the prosecutors succumbed to the media smearing pressure should be a warning to everyone here who carries to protect themselves. I am so thankful those 12 folks did the right thing, when it appears even THEIR lives may be put in jeopardy.
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cbxjeff: 30635308751771/comments/30635332572059
Worse job of proscution since OJ's. How do those two clowns keep their job?
I mean, in this instance the case was hugely stacked against the prosecutor.
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Would it have made any difference if "those folks" didn't have a disgusting criminal history?
Asking for a friend..............😉
I never understood how that was relevant to this situation. Rittenhouse had no knowledge of their history and the outcome would not be any different if they had no criminal history.
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Dano, NO! but the way the media tried to play it, it helped that the scum was the attackers and the kid wasn't all the nasty things they tried to paint him as...IMHO.
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I'd like to see the evidence of Kyle Rittenhouse intimidating the thugs and rioters. I must have missed that footage.
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if he had lost every gun owner would have felt the back lash ,
gun owners and rights were on trial not Kyle
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Anytime a 17 yr. old kid is running around with an AR-15 (or any weapon) during any kind of a public unrest / uprising, it would tend to catch my eye. Many didn't know if he was an active shooter or what.
A lot of things went south during this incident. LE was MIA, as well as general public order. It was a mess, plain & simple. Sad thing is, this just might become our new normal.
When I see ANYONE openly displaying a firearm, it "catches my eye", including when it's a LEO. That's situational awareness, I think. It might be human nature to be acutely aware that there is a deadly weapon in close proximity to your personal space. It's maybe a good thing to have some of your senses elevated to a higher level occasionally. I don't believe that constitutes "intimidation" though.
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i don't know what the heck that reply was doing on this thread, so i deleted it.
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I haven't been following that case closely at all. I've seen some of the coverage and, based on what I've gathered from that, those boys are in deep trouble.
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