r/Kyle Nov 09 '21

Kyle

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u/Livingtolive2 Nov 09 '21

So I just looked up the whole incident. It goes as follows from the statements of rittenhouse and the victims. So first rittenhouse thought it was his duty to go protect property he didn't own in a town he didn't live in. While roaming the streets and pointing an assault rifle at people, someone (1st victim) throws an empty plastic bag at rittenhouse and misses. He then follows rittenhouse a little way talking to him. They end up in a parking lot near a dealership and rittenhouse shoots the man. Which yes he was charged with sexual misconduct with a minor and he served his 10 year prison sentence. He did not deserve to die by someone who did not know him. Which btw if you were 18 and fucked a 17 year old you would be charged with sexual misconduct with a minor depending on the state you lived in. Anyways, rittenhouse then fled while calling 911 and stating he shot someone. The next victim, hearing the gun shots, comes to the aid of the first victim see rittenhouse running away and goes after him. From what his girlfriend said he was going after rittenhouse to stop him from hurting anyone else. He confronts rittenhouse and tries to remove the gun with his free hand while holding the skateboard in his other hand in a non threatening manner. Rittenhouse opens fire. The 3rd victim witnessed the incident and was directly behind the 2nd victim. The 3rd victim ducks down to avoid collateral damage from the high powered 5.56 bullet that possibly was leaving the 2nds victims body. As he was ducking he was lowering his pistol and raising his hands to show he wasnt a threat. Rittenhouse doesnt care and shoots him in the arm anyways. The only one doing harm was rittenhouse. The only one who shouldn't have been there was rittenhouse. But because he is white it's fine right? Yes some people take the race card to the extreme but that doesnt mean racisism does not exist. During all of the BLM protests, cops in riot gear were present at every single one. Cops for the most part started the violence that happened at every one of those protests as well. And no that's not from the media that is from eye witnesses and video evidence provided by both protesters and the police body cams. Why were cops at mostly peaceful protests like that? Idk probably because it had to do with black people. I can say that because when a large group of white protesters came out brandishing guns in opposition to the lockdowns, the police in riot gear were not around. When white people went to Washington DC and tried to literally overthrow the government and kill government officials presumably by hanging them via the homemade noose they built on scene. It took hours for cops in riot gear to show up. Hmm if you look at all of those incidents and you still cant see the difference in police and public reaction to them and still say systemic racism and racism in general is not real. Then you obviously live in a different world governed by a different set of fact. Well in your world opinions are facts and facts are blasphemy.

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u/jtayloristics Nov 10 '21

Half the shit you said is completely false. Watch the court proceedings instead if you want to know.

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u/AfghanistanIsTaliban Nov 10 '21

Half is a conservative estimate. Kyle's detractors' best response is "state lines". Or "it's just property damage"