Rittenhouse 1, Vigilantes 0
November 19th, 2021Correct Verdict puts Left’s Shaky Self-Control to the Test
My wife did me wrong today. We were on video chat, and she announced the Rittenhouse verdict to me instead of letting me read about it myself. Total spoiler.
The funny thing about it is that some American Democrat alerted her. He put a post on Facebook, which she had to visit briefly today. The post said the man was disgusted, and it said, “Disgusting, let the streets get him.”
I noted the irony of this incomprehensibly stupid remark. Rittenhouse had been on trial because he PREVENTED the streets from dealing with him. A bunch of apes in clothing tried to lynch him, and he exercised his civil rights and shot three of them.
It’s so strange, how the left tells not just lies, but filthy projections. They’re calling Rittenhouse a vigilante. In reality, he was attacked by vigilantes. A person who sees a shooter headed for the police to turn himself in, and who attacks that person instead of letting him get to the police is, by definition, a vigilante. A vigilante is a person with no authority who presumes to do the job of the police.
You can say Rittenhouse was a vigilante because he helped guard businesses and armed himself, but that would be wrong, because he did it with the consent and gratitude of the police. He was more like a member of a posse. You can’t be a vigilante if you have the approval of the police.
I learned something interesting this week. Rittenhouse didn’t carry an AR-15 because it was his weapon of choice. He carried it because he could not carry a pistol legally. This is what he says, and it makes sense, because he is right about the law. The idea that Rittenhouse showed up with a rifle because he wanted to shoot people has no basis.
Some people say he was foolish to show up in Kenosha that night. I think that’s true, but only because of his age. He may have violated the law by carrying at his age. The law is so badly written, the judge couldn’t make a determination of what it meant, but it’s not a good idea to assume a badly written law doesn’t apply to you. I don’t know if Rittenhouse knew about the law, but he should have.
Doesn’t mean he broke the law. No one knows whether he did or not. It’s not possible to know, because the law is badly drafted.
Was he foolish to show up if you take the gun law out of the equation? I’m not willing to say that. American soldiers considerably younger than 17 have died in combat while doing their jobs with courage and skill, and there is no reason to say no 17-year-old should help defend a city from savages. A 12-year-old joined the Navy and served admirably in World War Two.
Rittenhouse didn’t threaten anyone. He helped business owners. When he was attacked, he ran instead of standing his ground and shooting. He didn’t fire until a bona fide moron and incorrigible criminal grabbed his gun. He only fired until his assailant was down, he didn’t hit anyone else, and he returned to see if he could help.
He immediately tried to turn himself in, and when the lynch mob attacked, he didn’t shoot until he had to. He didn’t hit any innocent people. He stopped shooting the criminals he hit once they were neutralized. He didn’t empty his magazine, which is what many cops have done in similar circumstances.
Seems to me he proved he was capable of behaving responsibly. The assailants, on the other hand, behaved like enraged monkeys.
You can say he should have left when the late pervert Jojo Rosenbaum threatened to kill him and cut his heart out, but if that’s how it works, no one can guard a city with a firearm, because the minute a leftist berserker threatens you, you have to leave. Cities have to be guarded by civilians sometimes, as the Constitution’s “militia” remark shows. You can’t guard anything if your mere presence is considered to be an illegal threat.
If Rosenbaum had not threatened Rittenhouse, chased him, and grabbed his gun, Rosenbaum would still be alive, free to rape more kids. If Grosskreutz, Huber, and Maurice Freeland, the criminal who kicked Rittenhouse illegally, had let Rittenhouse turn himself in, he would not have pointed his weapon at any of them. Grosskreutz would still have more than 1.5 arms, and Huber would still be alive.
1. It’s legal for armed civilians like Rittenhouse to guard property while carrying guns, especially in concert with the police.
2. It’s illegal to threaten to kill people and mutilate their bodies, as the pervert Rosenbaum did.
3. It’s illegal to grab a person’s gun barrel, as the pervert Rosenbaum did.
4. It’s illegal to attack people who are running to the police to turn themselves in. Grosskreutz, Huber, and Freeland did this.
I keep calling Rosenbaum things like “pervert” and “rapist” because so many websites are calling him misnomers like “victim” and “protestor.” He was a filthy pervert who raped very young boys, he went to prison, and while he was there, he got in trouble over and over.
The Washington Post says Jojo was imprisoned for “sexual conduct with children.” No, he was a gay pedophile who molested boys ranging from 5 to 9 years of age, and his “conduct” included anal rape. If you were the father of one of the boys, and you saw Jojo violating your son’s anus, would you tell him to knock off the “sexual conduct”? Somebody at the Post apparently would.
The Bible uses blunt language. I will, too. Rape. Anus. Rape. Anus. It’s important to be graphic sometimes. To appreciate Jojo’s crimes, you need a mental picture, preferably accompanied by a young boy’s screams.
The world is better off without Jojo. It’s too bad he didn’t attack Rittenhouse before he raped all those kids. He should have been executed for the rapes instead of being released while young and fit. Truthfully, if there is any redemption to Rittenhouse’s actions, it is that Jojo Rosenbaum died as a result. If the shooting prevented even one more rape, then what Rittenhouse has gone through has been worth it.
Now we get to wait and see if riots materialize. I don’t know what’s happening tonight. Weekends are prime riot time, and tomorrow is Saturday, so I would think tomorrow night will be the test. My friend Mike thinks rioters are too sorry to loot in cold weather, but I think the allure of free TV’s and stereos may bring them out.
We also get to experience several years of unbelievably stupid and dishonest tweets, Facebook postings, and MSM libels about the victim. Defendant/Former governor Andrew Cuomo and NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio are among the offenders, and Joe Biden has said the verdict made him angry and concerned. Biden also says he will “stand by” the verdict, which is incomprehensible. He himself may not know what he meant. In any case, the usual suspects are busy fomenting unrest with asinine remarks their base is not smart enough to dismiss.
I feel great about Kyle’s acquittal. I felt as though I were on trial with him.
November 20th, 2021 at 3:31 PM
I knew he was innocent because I’d watched the Kenosha streams and videos while the whole thing was going on. It was about as clear-cut a case of self-defense as I think I’m ever going to see, and there’s no doubt in my mind that he had divine protection that night. He shot a gay pedophile in the crotch, a burglar in the arm, and a violent domestic strangler in the lungs. He completely missed the black rioter that tried to kick him in the head, but neither of the bullets hit anyone else, and the black guy didn’t try to engage him any further (just imagine the media storm if Jumpkick Man had been killed). He cleared a malfunction in his gun in about two seconds, right before Grosskreutz was going to put a bullet in his head, and walked away peacefully so that he could go home, get cleaned up, and call the police to turn himself in, in a situation that was far less chaotic and confused. And then the jury sets aside all the media disinformation and jury intimidation, and clears him of all charges.
He’s still not out of the woods, a lot of people want to see him die for resisting them, and there’s a real danger of his own pride setting in from all the attention and leading to bad decisions. I hope he settles down somewhere that people will embrace him and protect him, and where he can try to separate himself from all of this.
November 20th, 2021 at 9:19 PM
It’s astonishing to me that it is even a tiny bit controversial that a human being has the right to defend himself from lethal attack.
The Left/Dems/MSM (BIRM) seem to hold the position that a one called organism all the way up to an elephant can use lethal force to protect itself from harm or death, but humans can’t.
Brain-dead people living in a fantasy that tells them they are the food guys when in reality BLM and AntiFa are nothing but this century’s violent Democrat Party thug enforcers, just as the KKK was for 140 years after the Civil War.
A reporter for the NYT investigated whose businesses were burned last gear in Kenosha, and it turned out they were mostly minority owned. The NYT spiked that story saying they wouldn’t run it before the 2020 election.
So Kyle was the good guy in every way you could imagine that night.