Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Friday Day 10 - Motions and Jury Instructions

He's like Chris Kyle. He could've stayed home after his tour was up, but he keep volunteering to go back over and over. Some people are built differently. Anyone else in Kyle's situation probably would be dead today, just like all those videos we've seen of antifa smashing people's heads in.

People say "my son wouldn't have". It's a good thing Kyle wasn't their son. Kyle ended the riots in Kenosha, and it took a special hero like him to do it. Not just anyone's son could've done what he did, God chose and used Kyle, not just anyone's son, He chose Kyle.

Again, jury instructed by state that Kyle doesn't have the right to self defense as he provoked everything by extinguishing fires.

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That's not what they're saying. They're trying to say that he aimed his rifle at what's his face and that made pedo midget chase him. They're trying to say he started the fight with that action therefore self defense is not an option.

Obviously we know none of that is true... But that's their current argument, hedged by their most recent lower charges with reckless endangering.

All bullshit clearly, but we're not on the jury.

I bet you are wrong. At least I would hope that you are. That would be a cowards way of thinking. Kyle was not in the wrong in ANY way. I don't agree that taking a life is always wrong.. and I don't think Kyle feels remorse for the lives he took. They got what they deserved in this circumstance.

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You are very wrong about the red highlighted statement above. You've clearly never taken a life.

I also agree with you that those fucks got what they deserved and that he was in NO WAY in the wrong.

I put it to you your Honor, A stooge with a sex crime record with children was realeased to go to a town, where rioting was ongoing and what the public could be persuaded were ( Militia ) were known to be wearing AR15's and to be provocative enough to draw notable attention , pick a patsy ( Kyle ) and with the assistance of other ex- criminals provoke and chase patsy to the aim of creating a discharge of the AR15 and to surveil and film operatives in action.

SHTF when patsy turned out to be an excellent shot.

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Well you would be correct and maybe that's true. Kyle does have a heart so I'm sure it affects him, but I was just saying it's not something to be ashamed of. I don't blame him for his actions.

As America becomes more and more worldly, people become more and more cold and callous. When America was a Christian country, parents would encourage their sons to risk their lives to help others. That's what it means to love your neighbors, and even to love their enemies, just like Kyle did when he risked his own life to provide medical aid to rioters.

Kyle is a shining example for all American young men. And his persecution shows how far America has fallen from its Christian roots, and that's why I posted that verse.

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You can always defend yourself that is a god given right. Basically by law for a valid self defense claim you cannot be the aggressor or invoker to cause the escalation of force. For instance, I can cut you off and take your parking spot and give you the finger. You get out and yell and we can have an argument. I yell back. Level of force is equal. But let's say after we argue for a minute you pull a gun. YOU just escalated level of force. Not me. Even tho I cut you off and flicked you off and maybe even provoked you into said argument, I now have lawful means to defend myself to match your level of force. Of course this varies by state law but you get the jist of it.

I agree with you and I agree with the point the Mommy above from her perspective. Her point as a Mommy is he should have never put himself in that position. In retrospect of what we've seen, she's right. But not because of the riot he put himself in but because of who the DA is (which he likely didn't know at the time).

I will say I am a leap first look later person so I understand Kyle's perspective. I also have gotten myself into situations where I was right and justified but later said "Fuck if I had just not done this I wouldn't be in this (current) situation".

It's a nuanced point I'm trying to make and there's a decent chance I'm doing a shitty job of making that point.

I apologize for the misunderstanding and I agree wholeheartedly. I do think America is going through a reawakening though and not just America but the whole world. As dark as things may seem if you only pay attention to the mainstream there are plenty of us whose eyes have opened wider than ever before. Things may seem to be on a downward spiral, but when we wake up and see just how much we outnumber those keeping us down... A change is gon' come. Don't lose faith.

Not according to the state and they know the jury, its potentially a biased one. The ones that don't and won't ever believe Kyle is innocent don't care what happens in the split moment ie self defense, just one thing matters to that mentality: they don't think he should have been there and therefore he is guilty to them. Robert Barnes talks in depth about the judge and the average person who assumes everyone thinks like they do, but they don't. It like trying to convince a dem to research and not listen to cnn, they don''t and won't.

Jury selection was critical, it had to be done right.

That state prosecutor will throw anything in, and maybe get yelled at, but no legal consequences done, so he still did his mission, and directed bits of bias and belief, to the jury members who share that bias and belief. That is his goal.

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Near the end of interview. "He probably would do it again, cause that's the kind of person he is. He always wants to help people...That's how I raised him."

Mama raised him Right!

Lol. No I understand what you are saying. Of course there are situations that are avoidable that have the potential to blow up into something way bigger. And I don't know how much forethought went into this. That's all speculation. I'm sure as a 17 year old Kyle never expected this. But the fact that he was willing to go in and do whatever it took is what is so admirable about his situation. It turned out horribly because of the disgusting people he was confronting, but his heart is what should be respected and it really annoys me how some people try to portray/underappreciate/undermine that.

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No doubt you are right. Look what happened to the "non biased" George Floyd jury. Guilty on all counts? He should of at the very most of been charged with involuntary manslaughter at best. Although I don't think he should of been charged with anything. But I didn't follow the actual court case as close as I'm following this one. I pray that the jury makes the right decision but I see them convicting Kyle on one of the lesser charged pertaining to Rosenbaum. It's the only account that doesn't ha e clear cut evidence. Maybe I'm wrong and they would see it as you and I as there is no proof BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT. but we shall see

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Everyone saying a 17 yr old shouldn't be out serving his community or country, needs to stop and think, or stfu. You say nothing about thousands of 17 yr olds, signing up for the military and going off to wars. Either it's one or the other. No 17 yr old should be able to defend his country, or all should.

Completely agree. Kid has balls/heart the size of Jupiter.

I think we're seeing things the same way.

Good talk, green for you. Wife wants attention now. Grrrrr

Legally he is an adult and can make his own decisions. It's not up to the Twitter mob/ lamestream media to decide when and where he can't be. No one talks about how many underage thugs were part of the riot. Main talking point also is he should have a long gun at his age. Watching the proceedings today, Wisconsin gun laws are very gray. The judge couldnt even make a ruling. He won't be charged with "illegally" having a gun at 17.

I was watching that, and was like, yes! I grew up in Iowa, and always had guns when I was young. It's a country thing.

Barnes is talking live on locals and Binger is provocation, the rioters are provocation, and he said Hancock controls everything in Kyles families life, including kicking the dad out when he came out, and the judge needs to be informed that the jury could be rogue. Kyle has rights to a robust appeal. Ineffective assistance of council, they supposedly asked for mistrial but no mention of it today, and thats really incompetent. He gave the one who was somewhat good at cross examination in the defense a C+ and the other one a D-.


PTSD, Viva and Barnes said he's still traumatized and you could see when he was viewing the videos.

Put the police and governor responsible for this incident, and Barnes says not to accept for one minute that Kyle shouldn't have been there, more buildings burned, more beatings and horrific violence, and people would have died, so without policing, and political responsibility, Kyle had to be there that night. Barnes said more people would have died, he was citing from someone else as well. But that crictism against him being there WAS WRONG. He's actually a hero, more lawlessness unleashed, lives were saved because armed protectors were there.

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Defense Lawyers Present New Theory That Completely Ruins Prosecution's Claim Rittenhouse Was Aiming Gun

However, on Friday, the defense noted something far more glaring than the much-disputed pixelation of the photo, as Human Events editor Jack Posobiec reported.

If the image indeed showed Rittenhouse aiming his rifle, it’s showing him aiming his rifle as though he were left-handed.

Rittenhouse is not, in fact, left-handed, and as all other images of him from that evening show, he had his rifle slung for a right-handed shooter.

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The bottom line is that all the evil politicians we have in power were voted in by an electorate of which the vast majority are morons.

The jury pool lists come from voter registration which contain the same list of morons.

So it isn't a good time to have to go through a jury trial.

Yu crying libbie?

He had as much right to be there as any of your precious, rioting comrades.

At least he went there to help. Not burn shit down, throw moltov cocktails and brick, break window and loot.

Fuck all you libs.

You need the gulag.

I believe they dropped the curfew charges, and the charges that he couldn't hold the gun open carry in kenosha.

I only caught part of this last night.. A recap of week 2, and he mentioned both were dropped. (around 3 hours in or more when I started watching last night live - but sounded as if it was discusses earlier in stream)

I'm going to catch up on the early portion right now. If I find a specific timestamp, I'll post again.


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Last Edited by Tangy on 11/13/2021 02:39 PM

The jury must of been suspecting he was a gay porn star, who performed with big black BLM actors, who had a tender ass, due to the way he gyrated, rotated and rock in the chair while testifying, because he came off to many, as a greasy sore ass kid who changes his mind, his story about every single thing because he's just a big slimy stupid bitch.

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Looks like judge is going to dismiss the 6th count against Kyle, which is a minor in possession of a dangerous weapon.


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Last Edited by Tangy on 11/13/2021 04:45 PM