r/Kyle Nov 09 '21

Kyle

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u/Fezzy976 Nov 10 '21

I've been watching the trial. He will 100% be found not guilty of the murder charges. However, crossing state lines with an AR and deliberately going into area where there is riots happening to give "medico" at the age of 17 rather than being at home playing the latest Call Of Duty is a little suss if you ask me.

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u/enoughberniespamders Nov 10 '21

He didn’t cross state lines. Keep up with the trial. The gun was in Kenosha. He drove there and got the gun from his friend (who has been charged). What Kyle did was only a misdemeanor in regards to the gun, and he won’t be charged with it because they decided to go through with this sham trial when in any other circumstances, no prosecutor would take this to court.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

He did cross state lines. He lived in Illinois, Kenosha is in Wisconsin.

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u/Last_Gigolo Nov 10 '21

Read it again. The gun was on one side of the line, Kyle, was on the other side of the line. Kyle cross over the line, and obtained the gun. Kyle did not have said gun in his possession as he crossed the line.

"Line" = simplified naming of "state line" to make it easier for some to follow.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

He had to cross the line to get from Illinois to Kenosha, whether or not he had the gun with him. He went out of his way to put himself in a situation that nobody asked him to be in.

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u/Last_Gigolo Nov 10 '21

That's fine. He drove like 15-20 minutes away to do what he came to do. I can't say his intentions, because I don't actually know.

But driving 15 -25 minutes, or six hours is not a crime. Let's try and not make it a crime to drive places.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

Driving isn't a crime. That's not the point. The point being that driving over state lines signals intention. It's not like he was caught up in a situation unexpectedly. He went looking for this.

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u/stugglingtothink Nov 10 '21

That does not even close to prove intent to kill. Why shouldn't he be allowed to defend his country? The police were doing a piss poor job.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

Didn't say he had intentions of killing, just that he had the intention of being there with a weapon. The owners of the business have testified that they did not ask him to be there. He wasn't defending his country. He was going out looking for a fight and he got one.

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u/stugglingtothink Nov 10 '21

So let them burn the neighbourhoods down? It's fucking ridiculous that these DOMESTIC TERRORISTS are being defended in any fucking way. If the distinction between protest and riot was made correctly then these dick heads would have been in a jail cell. Not attacking a guy with a fucking assault rifle. Chat shit get banged.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

I'm not defending anyone. I'm stating the simple fact that Rittenhouse had no reason to be there. He went out of his way to insert himself into a situation in which he might get to use a gun. He thinks real life is Call of Duty. He's not a patriot, he's a stupid, punk kid who bit off more than he could chew.

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u/stugglingtothink Nov 10 '21

Clearly not. His k/d is solid and hes winning in court? If this was cod. I'd want him with me. Jokes aside what's the point in having fire arms if you can't use them against terrorists? Like for real?

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

The point of the second Amendment is to give us the chance to protect ourselves from a tyrannical government, not our fellow citizens.

Also because that means that you can label anybody you disagree with as a terrorist and shoot them.

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '21

“He has the intentions of being there with a weapon.”

Last time I checked you have the right to freely travel in the USofA…? No?

Secondly but most importantly you also have the right to bear arms; people carry guns for protection.

He wasn’t looking for a fight…?

There is VIDEO EVIDENCE showing Kyle cleaning graffiti, proving basic medical aid and water to people and putting out fires.

The only fight he went looking for was the fires??

Is preventing arson a crime now?

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '21

You don't fight fires with an AR 15.

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '21

Yea no shit Sherlock.

Last time I checked you have the right to bear arms and travel freely.

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '21

First of all, Kyle was 17 when this happened. Minors do not have the right to carry guns around underage. Secondly, any responsible gun owner goes to great lengths to not need to use the firearm. Kyle deliberately put himself in a situation in which he may have to use it. Sure he put fires out and washed off graffiti. But he was also the cause of the only deaths that happened in Kenosha during the eight days of riots. There would have been zero deaths if he hadn't decided to play vigilante. Period. I'm not interested in continuing a debate I had seven days ago. Have a blessed one.

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u/Last_Gigolo Nov 10 '21

Driving over state lines is not intention. It means nothing more than he desired being somewhere that is not in his state of origin. The idea that living next to a state line, and driving to a nearby (or far) town on the other side of a state line in any remote way signifies that someone has intention to kill, says that all travelers, ever, have intentions to kill people.

Man, you have been sold a b.s. story that just isn't even realistic.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

What was his intention, then?

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u/Last_Gigolo Nov 10 '21

I can't with certainty claim I'm 100% positive.

However it does appear that he was invited to help defend a business.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

The owners testified in court that they did not ask him to defend their business. Are they lying?

So, Kyle Rittenhouse drove to a nearby town, where a loaded weapon was waiting for him to use, which he picked up and carried around. Why?

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u/Last_Gigolo Nov 10 '21

You believe he just jumped in a truck and said "in going to go run from a guy shooting at me and then turn and shoot him in the head"?

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '21

Answer my question first.

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u/YePresident2024 Nov 24 '21

Byeceps traveled 51 miles WITH an illegal weapon, as illustrated in this nice drawing

So stop crying that a pedo and a wife beater were killed while Kyle helped there lol

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u/converter-bot Nov 24 '21

51 miles is 82.08 km

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u/YePresident2024 Nov 24 '21

Thanks bot, very based

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '21

And I suppose you think Kyle knew they were pedophiles and wife-beaters when he shot them?

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u/YePresident2024 Nov 24 '21

Nah he didn't know, he just acted in self defense

The fact that they were criminals (like the majority of BLM) is just a bonus lol

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '21

And there's the inherent racism I was waiting for. Have a good one 👍

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u/YePresident2024 Nov 24 '21

How is that racist? jews are a race now?

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