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The story was that he brought the gun to the state with him.
Oh FFS he was quoting Rosenbaum.
P.S. on the political/cultural front, the trial will not be helping the left by reminding people how violent and destructive some blm demonstrations became. Lots of testimony of burned out cars and destroyed businesses already.
P.S. on the political/cultural front, the trial will not be helping the left by reminding people how violent and destructive some blm demonstrations became. Lots of testimony of burned out cars and destroyed businesses already.
They even tried to burn down the dinosaur museum. The dinosaurs didn't do nothing.
When Beasts Loot, Our Best ShootI'd go with "human beings" then.Rittenhouse case moving forward. However, the people he shot can not be called "victims" in court.
I'm not certain why one bias is allowed but not others... especially when Rittenhouse is being tried for their deaths! Honestly, I think this call is cause for an appeal. Heck, the quote above almost seems to disqualify him to judge this.article said:The men shot by Kyle Rittenhouse in August 2020 can potentially be referred to at his trial as "rioters" or "looters," a Wisconsin judge said Monday while reiterating his long-held view that attorneys should not use the word "victim."
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"Let the evidence show what the evidence shows, that any or one of these people were engaged in arson, rioting or looting, then I'm not going to tell the defense they can't call them that," Kenosha County Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder said during the pre-trial hearing.
Schroeder has had a longstanding rule of not allowing prosecutors to refer to people as "victims" at trial.
Maybe they can go with "murderees", or "formerly living persons who became deceased immediately after being shot by the defendant".
NRA ChickenhawksBut, but, but 2nd Amendment!I do hope he is charged with weapons charges and is never allowed to posess a firearm again.
Nah, the judge already covered the things that they can be called that will prejudice the jury against them, therefor the fun is in coming up with things to call them that will prejudice the jury against Rittenhouse, since "victims" is off the table.When Beasts Loot, Our Best ShootI'd go with "human beings" then.Rittenhouse case moving forward. However, the people he shot can not be called "victims" in court.
I'm not certain why one bias is allowed but not others... especially when Rittenhouse is being tried for their deaths! Honestly, I think this call is cause for an appeal. Heck, the quote above almost seems to disqualify him to judge this.article said:The men shot by Kyle Rittenhouse in August 2020 can potentially be referred to at his trial as "rioters" or "looters," a Wisconsin judge said Monday while reiterating his long-held view that attorneys should not use the word "victim."
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"Let the evidence show what the evidence shows, that any or one of these people were engaged in arson, rioting or looting, then I'm not going to tell the defense they can't call them that," Kenosha County Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder said during the pre-trial hearing.
Schroeder has had a longstanding rule of not allowing prosecutors to refer to people as "victims" at trial.
Maybe they can go with "murderees", or "formerly living persons who became deceased immediately after being shot by the defendant".
How about "dirtbags taking a dirt nap"? But, regrettably, it may not pass Cancel Culture muster.
There were some on FRFB who insisted he was a "child". I would gladly quote you specifics, but unfortunately I can't get into the archives.17 year old Trayvon Martin is referred to as a teenager.
BS. Self-defense is self-defense, no matter your color.We all have a pretty good idea what you would have said if either one had had an AR-15, knowingly and deliberately went to an area where a confrontation was likely to occur, and wound up killing a couple of white guys. It will be very interesting to see what standards you try to apply here, given your posting history.
So we agree his intentions were good. That can't be said of the guys who attacked him, however.You are basically showing that his basic intentions were good. I don't think it's disputed that he felt he was on the side of good. The question is whether he stepped over the line into vigilantism.
Trayvon dealt drugs. He likely stole some jewelry. He attacked a guy.Also, it would be nice if we used a non-race based standard for determining what constitutes bad behavior. What 17 year old Rittenhouse did was much more bad than anything 17 year old Martin did.
I do not know why we are talking about Rice yet again. That was a tragedy on all counts- he should not have been playing around with a realistic replica and the police officers should have taken more time to assess the situation. But note that he was big for his age, >95th percentile. He was basically the height and build of Z, just as a comparison.You might be able to make the case that Rittenhouse's actions were of a similar level of badness as Rice's right up to the point when Rittenhouse started shooting, but Rice wasn't even a teenager yet.
I am not even sure his possession was illegal. There seems to be a long gun loophole in Wisconsin law. He was still stupid to have went to the riot, even if his intentions were good, and even if ultimately it wasn't his fault that he was attacked by a mentally ill arsonist and child molester.I'm not so sure he knew his possesion of that AR was illegal.
He claimed Rittenhouse shot Rosenbaum in the back for example.Where did he lie?
So you're finally willing to admit that the teenager attacked by that thug George Zimmerman had the right to defend himself? You would defend Martin even if Zimmerman had been shot and killed?There were some on FRFB who insisted he was a "child". I would gladly quote you specifics, but unfortunately I can't get into the archives.17 year old Trayvon Martin is referred to as a teenager.
And don't get me started on the media using photos of Trayvon when he was about 12. They are not doing that for Kyle, that's for sure!
BS. Self-defense is self-defense, no matter your color.We all have a pretty good idea what you would have said if either one had had an AR-15, knowingly and deliberately went to an area where a confrontation was likely to occur, and wound up killing a couple of white guys. It will be very interesting to see what standards you try to apply here, given your posting history.
Bullshit, bullshit, and bullshit.Trayvon dealt drugs. He likely stole some jewelry. He attacked a guy.Also, it would be nice if we used a non-race based standard for determining what constitutes bad behavior. What 17 year old Rittenhouse did was much more bad than anything 17 year old Martin did.
Kyle on the other hand cleaned up graffiti written by #BLM/Antifa vandals. He wanted to protect businesses because the same vandals torched a bunch of businesses the previous night. He was attacked by three people, two of them felons, and he defended himself.
I do not know why we are talking about Rice yet again. That was a tragedy on all counts- he should not have been playing around with a realistic replica and the police officers should have taken more time to assess the situation. But note that he was big for his age, >95th percentile. He was basically the height and build of Z, just as a comparison.You might be able to make the case that Rittenhouse's actions were of a similar level of badness as Rice's right up to the point when Rittenhouse started shooting, but Rice wasn't even a teenager yet.
This isn't one of those 'it is just a joke' situations... it is 'just a joke idiots tell a fucking officer while on a jury that'll face intense scrutiny?!'.article said:juror was dismissed in Kyle Rittenhouse's homicide trial Thursday morning after he told a joke to a deputy earlier this week about the police shooting of Jacob Blake.
The incident occurred when a male juror being escorted to his car made a joke about the shooting, Judge Bruce Schroeder said.
"I'm going to summarize what I remember, what I was told," Schroeder said. "He was telling a joke ... he told the officer ... he made a reference about telling a joke about 'Why did it take seven shots to shoot Jacob Blake,' something to that effect."
Fucking moron!idiot former juror to the judge said:My feelings is, it was nothing to do with the case. It was nothing to do with Kyle and his charges.
After a little googling, it appears that the answer is that the cop ran out of bullets.Don't leave us hanging, judge. What was the punchline?
He claimed Rittenhouse shot Rosenbaum in the back for example.Where did he lie?
After a little googling, it appears that the answer is that the cop ran out of bullets.