Conquer Club

bigtoughralf wrote:Why do people even care so much? Genuine question. Sounds like some guy got attacked and shot his attackers, isn't that pretty normal in the US? It's not like there's even a race baiting angle to the story given everyone involved was white.

jusplay4fun wrote:Is anyone who has an open mind and who looked at the trial and heard the evidence SURPRISED by the NOT Guilty verdicts?

Dukasaur wrote:He was under attack, but the point is he deliberately put himself in a position where he would be under attack.

bigtoughralf wrote:

Dukasaur wrote:He was under attack, but the point is he deliberately put himself in a position where he would be under attack.

You could say the same about a group of people who attacked a guy who was plainly carrying an assault rifle.

Rittenhouse NOT GUILTY - Democrats Prepare to Loot Kenosha
Postby saxitoxin on Fri Nov 19, 2021 1:58 pm

After 3.5 days deliberation, a jury has absolved Kyle Rittenhouse on all counts. Rittenhouse had been charged with three counts of shooting Democrats: one was a convicted child molester, one was a convicted rapist, and one was carrying an illegal handgun.

Democrats are preparing to peacefully protest Kenosha, Wisconsin into a pile of ashes.

Biden has pledged to build Kenosha back better as soon as his supporters have finished burning it down.

Riot Declared in Rittenhouse Protest in Portland as Kenosha Remains Peaceful

Protests broke out in several cities across the United States Friday evening after a jury cleared Kyle Rittenhouse of all charges in the killings of two people and injury of a third during an anti-racist protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin last year. Officials had been bracing for massive protests after the verdict and Gov. Tony Evers placed 500 National Guard members on alert. But there were no major clashes or unrest in Kenosha, where protesters had gathered outside the courthouse where Rittenhouse was acquitted.

Kyle Rittenhouse acquittal sparks scattered protests; President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris react to verdict: What we know

The acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse sparked scattered protests in major cities Friday night and Saturday afternoon as demonstrators called the decision a miscarriage of justice symptomatic of larger failures in the criminal system.

The jury acquitted Rittenhouse, 18, on all charges, after his legal team argued he acted in self-defense when he shot three men, two fatally, during chaotic protests in summer 2020 in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Hundreds protested the verdict at several demonstrations across the country. While there were a few reports of property damage, authorities' concerns of widespread unrest were not realized in the largely peaceful gatherings.

Many protesters have said the handling of the case would have been different if the defendant were Black.

These were Kyle Rittenhouse's shooting victims: Anthony Huber, Joseph Rosenbaum, Gaige Grosskreutz

Rittenhouse to speak:Fox News' Tucker Carlson lands Kyle Rittenhouse interview set to air Monday night

In Portland, police declared a riot Friday night, saying a group of 10 to 20 people forced open a jail gate and tried to breach the city's Justice Center threatening to "burn it down." Police said a sergeant's car window was broken, along with the windows of a print shop. One arrest was made, as well as five citations and 17 warnings.

Protesters in Brooklyn briefly shut down the Brooklyn Bridge Friday night. Hundreds of protesters gathered at a number of demonstrations in New York City, including outside the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, where signs with the words "No Justice in the Capitalist Courts" and "Only Revolution Can Bring Justice" waved above heads.

The New York Police Department tweeted a photo Friday night of a shattered car window and a car with graffiti spray painted across its back.

"The NYPD takes its responsibility to protect the 1st amendment rights of peaceful demonstrators seriously," the tweet said. "Just as important is the safety of NYers & the protection of property from people breaking the law in the name of protest."

jusplay4fun wrote:

Hundreds protested the verdict at several demonstrations across the country.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/11/20/kyle-rittenhouse-verdict-acquittal-sparks-scattered-protests-updates/8698451002/

riskllama wrote:speaking of Bannon, when's he going to court?

saxitoxin wrote:

riskllama wrote:speaking of Bannon, when's he going to court?

never probably

saxitoxin wrote:Donald Trump yesterday earned his 9th Degree Black Belt in Taekwondo meaning he is now the highest ranked Taekwondo master in the world!!!

The belt was bestowed upon the President-in-Exile by Lee Dong-sup, president of the World Taekwondo Federation, at the Southern White House of Mar-a-Lago, Florida. Lee was accompanied by a delegation of noted Taekwondo luminaries. President Trump skipped all lower belts and became a 9th degree Black Belt directly, which underscores his prowess, never before seen in the martial arts.

CONGRATULATIONS, PRESIDENT TRUMP!

http://www.wtu.kr/2194