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Justice prevailed today. The Jury came to the obvious conclusion...Not Guilty.
Anyone who sees the evidence comes to the same conclusion.
 

You have no right telling a free man where he can or can't be.
The rioters have no right telling a free man where he can or can't be.
Kyle has a right to self defence. Whether you think he should have been there or not.
No one got shot protecting buildings. No one got shot over property.
NO ONE!
Kyle was chased and attacked and acted in self defence. All of the facts show this.
The facts are clear in this case 17to85. I have noticed that you ignore the facts and you zone in on what kind of person you think Kyle is. But you have no idea what kind of person Kyle is because your are ignoring all of the evidence.
 
 

You have no right telling a free man where he can or can't be.
The rioters have no right telling a free man where he can or can't be.
Kyle has a right to self defence. Whether you think he should have been there or not.
No one got shot protecting buildings. No one got shot over property.
NO ONE!
Kyle was chased and attacked and acted in self defence. All of the facts show this.
The facts are clear in this case 17to85. I have noticed that you ignore the facts and you zone in on what kind of person you think Kyle is. But you have no idea what kind of person Kyle is because your are ignoring all of the evidence.
 
 

Typical case of projection.
You're the ignorant one.
"Pretty sure there's words from his own mouth in the trial that he was there to protect property."
Here is an interview of Kyle Rittenhouse by Richie McGinniss on why he was there that evening.
Richie McGinniss: What are you doing out here, obviously you're armed and your in front of this building we saw burning last night so what's up?
Kyle Rittenhouse: People are getting injured and our job is to protect his business and part of my job is also helping people, if there's somebody hurt, I'm running into harms way, that's why I have my rifle because I can protect myself. I also have my med kit.
I apologize, I forgot that protecting property is a crime. I forgot that deterring the rioters from burning down a building is a crime. I apologize, I forgot that trying to stop rioters from burning down a building makes you a POS. I also forgot that bringing a med kit and trying to help the injured is "looking for trouble"   lol so dumb...
 
There is ZERO evidence that Kyle was there "looking for trouble". In fact there is evidence that he was there for the exact opposite. Kyle Rittenhouse according to the multiple videos and multiple witnesses, was entirely peaceful the whole night. He literally spent the night putting out fires and helping injured people. We have video evidence of this. At no point was he aggressive or threatening people. If you have any evidence of this, I would love to see it.
 
There is a lot of evidence that Joseph Rosenbaum was there "looking for trouble". He was threatening people, starting fires and causing trouble all night. There is also witness and video evidence of this.
But again you don't care about the facts.  Your problem with Kyle is that he had a gun. (Which he got in Kenosha and didn't "cross state lines" with.) That's it. That's what has triggered you.
Here are some facts that you are conveniently ignoring:
If Joseph Rosenbaum does not stalk, chase and then attack Kyle Rittenhouse no one would have been killed. Kyle Rittenhouse was running away. How is someone who is running away considered "looking for trouble". Give me a break.
After Roenbaum is shot, Kyle turns and starts running away from the mob. He is running to the police. We know he was trying to get to the police because there is a video of him saying, I'm trying to go to the police. That video was taken by Gaige Grosskreutz. So Gaige Grosskreutz KNEW he was trying to get to the police.
If Anthony Huber does not attack Kyle by cracking him in the head for a second time, with a skateboard, while Kyle is lying on his back, and grab his gun, Huber does not get killed. By the way, it was Anthony Huber who cracked Kyle in the head the first time, while he was running towards the police. It was that blow that eventually caused him to stumble and fall, which left Kyle in this vulnerable position sitting on the ground. 
If Gaige Grosskreutz doesn't move in on Kyle who is in a defenceless position, and point his gun at Kyle's head, Grosskreutz doesn't get shot.
The only people that got shot that night were people who initiated the attack! That's a fact.
Kyle Rittenhouse attacked ZERO people!
 
But go ahead, ignore all of the facts and let your emotions run away with you.
lol. You live in a pseudo reality. Sad.

This video is ridiculous. lol You should be embarrassed. 😅😂
 
Forget about the facts...just use emotionally charged rhetoric and mention Trump...and there's your argument. lol
The prosecutions argument in this video about Kyle having the AR15 and Gaige having the hand gun was one of the dumbest arguments I have ever heard. Gaige was moving towards Kyle, faked having his hands up and then proceeded towards him again, but this time with the weapon aimed at his head. This all happened within the span of seconds. Kyle had a gun aimed at his head and feared for his life.  Kyle did not fire until Gaige moved closer and had the gun pointed at his head. (This was admitted my Gaige himself.) Clearly grounds for self defence.
 
The fact that you can see Kyle's reaction and think that is somehow fake is sad. The kid clearly had a panic attack. It was real and I saw it live. My goodness the reaction by these people to Kyles tears and emotional breakdown is just gross.  People have really lost their humanity.
 
Oh and by the way, the judge isn't biased. He is considering a mistrial with prejudice because the prosecution broke a major rule, not once, but twice. There are those who are speculating, namely the defence, that the prosecution broke these rules on purpose to get a mistrial. He wants a mistrial because this trial has gone so bad for him that he wants to start over. The prosecution is not acting in good faith.

Like I said, you know nothing of the facts.
He did not travel to the area with weapons.
He did not travel there for the express purpose of "protecting property" and he wasn't "a guy looking for trouble".  Unlike the rioters who travelled there to burn down property.
He travelled to Kenosha because he works there as a lifeguard. After his job he went to a local school to clean up graffiti left by the rioters. It was after all of that, that he went to a car dealership to help keep the rioters away. The rioters burned down the other car dealership and every car in the lot the previous night, so the owners asked for help to keep the rioters away.
However, Kyle was there as a medic as was seen helping in this capacity. Kyle literally spent the whole night putting out fires and helping people with injuries.
I shouldn't have to point this out, but the people burning down the buildings are the bad guys, not the ones protecting them.
 
 
"The issue is the guy put himself in that situation." 
lol And a woman who wears a short skirt and gets raped, put herself in that position right? Nonsense.
"What happened after that isn't really the crux of the issue."
Nope, the crux of the issue is that those 3 people attacked Kyle unprovoked and Kyle acted in self defence.
You have no clue what you are talking about.

You clearly know nothing about the facts. He didn't escalate anything. He was desperately trying to run away from the danger and in every case he was attacked.
Rosenbaum chased him through a parking lot, screamed at him, FU and then lunged at him and tried to grab his gun. (The prosecution's witness, Richie McGinniss, testified to this.)
Anthony Huber cracked him over the head with a skate board and then grabbed his gun.
Gaige Grosskreutz testified himself that when he had his hands up, Kyle Rittenhouse did not fire, it was only when he dropped his arms, aimed the gun at Kyle's head and moved towards Kyle that Kyle fired.
 
Rittenhouse is not a POS and deserves zero jail time. It's a clear example of self defence.

Amy Siskind is a moron. The song on the ringer was God Bless The USA. A pretty popular and patriotic song.
What Amy Siskind seems to have missed, is what the defence lawyer was talking about before the phone rang. The defence was talking about issuing a mistrial with prejudice because the prosecution broke some major rules in the cross with Kyle.
If Kyle Rittenhouse does not get acquitted, there are some real problems with the justice system. All of the evidence points to self defence.  This one is obvious.

Switzerland is Capitalist.
I would like to know if people here are using a colloquial definition of socialism or the actual definition.
For me the definition of Socialism is a system where the people own the means of production. Also within a Socialist system, there is no such thing as property rights. Socialism is clearly a left wing idea and it has never worked.
The implementation of social programs is not Socialism. 
Socialism and Capitalism are antithetical to each other. You can't have a balance between the 2. (According to my definition and not the colloquial definition.)
I agree with Rich that we need a to leave room in a Capitalist system to implement social programs, (I am assuming that's what you meant by balancing Capitalism with Socialism.), but implementing social programs is not Socialism.

That's what it comes down to. As a receiver if you drop passes you don't make the team.

Nice pick by the X kimos 

I pray to God that our plan isn't to have Thomas as our main starter...Major move backwards if you ask me. He best served to spell off our DT's whomever they are 7 or 8 snaps a half

This year in the CFL teams in 3rd and 4 situations were 3 of 12 (25%) = Real statistic.
Medlock said he could make that 1/3 times = Not a real statistic.
Why are people comparing them as if they are? lol

But that's my point.
You're talking about opinions and I am talking about facts.
People are acting like the 3 out of 12 on 3rd down stat and the claim that Medlock made that he could probably hit 1 of 3 are equal. They are not.
That's what I am trying to get at. One is a verifiable fact and the other is just a claim made by the kicker.
So we as fans can't be trotting out that 1 in 3 number as if it means anything, because it doesn't. Where as the 3 in 12 stat is a fact.
 
(This part is my opinion)
The decision on O'Shea's part was also not sound.
How do I know that? 
1. Because Medlock missed the kick by a mile.  He wasn't even close.
2. Medlock has never in his career made a 61 yard field goal.
3. Only one kicker in the history of the CFL has made a kick from beyond the 60 and that kick was made out doors.
4. Because in the history of the CFL no kicker has ever made a field goal from 61 indoors.
5. Because According to Bauming Medlock said his limit was 57.
6. Because even Troy Westwood could make a 60 yarder in practice. Kicking in practice is obviously much different than kicking in the game.
7. Because he still had time left on the clock.

Um What?
It's not a real statistic. 
If it is, please verify it for me.
According to CFL.ca Medlock has never made a field goal from 61 yards out. So if anything the stat would be 0 for how ever many times he has attempted it.
The 3 of 12 is a verifiable stat.  It was accumulated from actual results in actual games.
The 1 of 3 is just something that Medlock said he could probably do. It's not a real stat.
 
I never made the claim that it was.

This year in the CFL teams in 3rd and 4 situations were 3 of 12 (25%) = Real statistic.
Medlock said he could make that 1/3 times = Not a real statistic.
Why are people comparing them as if they are? lol

Um What?
It's not a real statistic. 
If it is, please verify it for me.
According to CFL.ca Medlock has never made a field goal from 61 yards out. So if anything the stat would be 0 for how ever many times he has attempted it.
The 3 of 12 is a verifiable stat.  It was accumulated from actual results in actual games.
The 1 of 3 is just something that Medlock said he could probably do. It's not a real stat.
 
I never made the claim that it was.

I did read the whole thing mbrg. Your splitting hairs by saying it isn't preposterous to ask him to kick a 61 yard field goal.
The reality is, asking a guy to kick a 61 yard field goal when there is a better option is not smart football because the odds are not on your side.
The reality is, in the history of the CFL only one man has kicked a field goal more than 60 yards and that was with a wind at Taylor field.
Was it preposterous? Kind of, since it's only been done one time in the history of the CFL.
If there's no time on the clock sure, you take any desperate attempt that you can. But with time left on the clock it's a bad decision to try and kick the second longest field goal in CFL history when all you need is 4 yards for a first down.

I did read the whole thing mbrg. Your splitting hairs by saying it isn't preposterous to ask him to kick a 61 yard field goal.
The reality is, asking a guy to kick a 61 yard field goal when there is a better option is not smart football because the odds are not on your side.
The reality is, in the history of the CFL only one man has kicked a field goal more than 60 yards and that was with a wind at Taylor field.
Was it preposterous? Kind of, since it's only been done one time in the history of the CFL.
If there's no time on the clock sure, you take any desperate attempt that you can. But with time left on the clock it's a bad decision to try and kick the second longest field goal in CFL history when all you need is 4 yards for a first down.

I did read the whole thing mbrg. Your splitting hairs by saying it isn't preposterous to ask him to kick a 61 yard field goal.
The reality is, asking a guy to kick a 61 yard field goal when there is a better option is not smart football because the odds are not on your side.
The reality is, in the history of the CFL only one man has kicked a field goal more than 60 yards and that was with a wind at Taylor field.
Was it preposterous? Kind of, since it's only been done one time in the history of the CFL.
If there's no time on the clock sure, you take any desperate attempt that you can. But with time left on the clock it's a bad decision to try and kick the second longest field goal in CFL history when all you need is 4 yards for a first down.

I did read the whole thing mbrg. Your splitting hairs by saying it isn't preposterous to ask him to kick a 61 yard field goal.
The reality is, asking a guy to kick a 61 yard field goal when there is a better option is not smart football because the odds are not on your side.
The reality is, in the history of the CFL only one man has kicked a field goal more than 60 yards and that was with a wind at Taylor field.
Was it preposterous? Kind of, since it's only been done one time in the history of the CFL.
If there's no time on the clock sure, you take any desperate attempt that you can. But with time left on the clock it's a bad decision to try and kick the second longest field goal in CFL history when all you need is 4 yards for a first down.

I sure wouldn't be.  I know that there are always some people that act like that, but I am not one of them.
If they wouldn't have made those 4 yards I would have thought nothing about O'Shea and I would have focused on Richie Hall and the defence that crapped the bed.
O'Shea made a bad decision.  The kick wasn't even close. Again, I don't think I have ever seen a coach attempt a 61 yard field goal when there was still plenty of time on the clock. A good coach has to play the odds better than that.
Just my opinion.

I sure wouldn't be.  I know that there are always some people that act like that, but I am not one of them.
If they wouldn't have made those 4 yards I would have thought nothing about O'Shea and I would have focused on Richie Hall and the defence that crapped the bed.
O'Shea made a bad decision.  The kick wasn't even close. Again, I don't think I have ever seen a coach attempt a 61 yard field goal when there was still plenty of time on the clock. A good coach has to play the odds better than that.
Just my opinion.

The defence was not good this year.  They gave up the most net yards in the CFL.  They were the worst in that category giving up an average of 408 yards a game. That is not good and if it wasn't for the turnovers that they created all year they would have been at the bottom of the heap in terms of  points against as well.