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Sure he would because he obviously felt he needed a rifle before he stood there "protecting" a building. If he obeyed the law he wouldn't have proclaimed himself aIf he had obeyed Wisconsin gun laws, he might not even be alive now.
Sure he would because he obviously felt he needed a rifle before he stood there "protecting" a building. If he obeyed the law he wouldn't have proclaimed himself a
"protector" of boarded up buildings.
Neither. He's not a stone-cold killer, but even killing thugs can traumatic for those who aren't thugs themselves.
to many, the emotion of Rittenhouse’s testimony seemed to stem not from his memories of the incident, but from the indignant entitlement of a white man thwarted in the enforcement of his own privilege.
Many compared Rittenhouse’s tears during his testimony to those of Brett Kavanaugh, who shouted, red-faced and spitting, during his confirmation hearings, when he was asked questions about his alleged assault of Christine Blasey Ford, back when he was Rittenhouse’s age. Both of the displays prompted questions about their sincerity and opportunism.
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The common thread in these rightwing expressions of masculine emotion is that when conservative men express their feelings, they don’t do so as a gesture of humility or need. Instead, they wield their feelings as a threat.
Kyle Rittenhouse isnât crying for those he hurt. His tears, tellingly, are for himself | Moira Donegan
When conservative men like Rittenhouse and Brett Kavanaugh express their feelings, it is an act of thwarted entitlement – or a threatwww.theguardian.com
I think he was a stupid kid who left the safety of his fellow militia members and ran off into a crowd of hostile demonstrators. Something was bound to happen and it did.
Were Kyle's tears for his victims?
No.
He was afraid.
He was standing in front of a boarded up building. And IDGAF if other armed people were there if they weren't breaking WI gun laws.It wasn't a building. It was one of several car lots, some of which had already sustained vandalism. Nor was he the only in Kenosha. There were quite a few "heavily-armed" men there to protect businesses from being vandalized.
He was standing in front of a boarded up building. And IDGAF if other armed people were there if they weren't breaking WI gun laws.
This little doughy wannabe was breaking WI gun laws. Why are you defending that?
I would not shed a tear for the 3 scumbags that rittenhouse shot.
to many, the emotion of Rittenhouse’s testimony seemed to stem not from his memories of the incident, but from the indignant entitlement of a white man thwarted in the enforcement of his own privilege.
Many compared Rittenhouse’s tears during his testimony to those of Brett Kavanaugh, who shouted, red-faced and spitting, during his confirmation hearings, when he was asked questions about his alleged assault of Christine Blasey Ford, back when he was Rittenhouse’s age. Both of the displays prompted questions about their sincerity and opportunism.
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The common thread in these rightwing expressions of masculine emotion is that when conservative men express their feelings, they don’t do so as a gesture of humility or need. Instead, they wield their feelings as a threat.
Kyle Rittenhouse isnât crying for those he hurt. His tears, tellingly, are for himself | Moira Donegan
When conservative men like Rittenhouse and Brett Kavanaugh express their feelings, it is an act of thwarted entitlement – or a threat
I think he was a stupid kid who left the safety of his fellow militia members and ran off into a crowd of hostile demonstrators. Something was bound to happen and it did.
Were Kyle's tears for his victims?
No.
He was afraid.
I guess you suppose he would have been better off letting the “peaceful protesters” beat the crap out of himIt was his act of illegally carrying a gun that got him into the shit.
You are confused Moon Bat.
to many, the emotion of Rittenhouse’s testimony seemed to stem not from his memories of the incident, but from the indignant entitlement of a white man thwarted in the enforcement of his own privilege.
Many compared Rittenhouse’s tears during his testimony to those of Brett Kavanaugh, who shouted, red-faced and spitting, during his confirmation hearings, when he was asked questions about his alleged assault of Christine Blasey Ford, back when he was Rittenhouse’s age. Both of the displays prompted questions about their sincerity and opportunism.
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The common thread in these rightwing expressions of masculine emotion is that when conservative men express their feelings, they don’t do so as a gesture of humility or need. Instead, they wield their feelings as a threat.
Kyle Rittenhouse isnât crying for those he hurt. His tears, tellingly, are for himself | Moira Donegan
When conservative men like Rittenhouse and Brett Kavanaugh express their feelings, it is an act of thwarted entitlement – or a threat
I think he was a stupid kid who left the safety of his fellow militia members and ran off into a crowd of hostile demonstrators. Something was bound to happen and it did.
Were Kyle's tears for his victims?
No.
He was afraid.
Dead commies and Mr. Stumpy probably should have obeyed the law too.
The right might be blind lemmings but the left are evil in every sense of the word.
Fucking vile.
Oh, no doubt, all peoples are free to drink from the vile well."There is only one good, knowledge, and one evil, ignorance."
I'm pretty sure Socrates said that. I tend to agree.
Judge has already ruled... Rittenhouse was not violating Wisconsin gun laws as they apply to minors...if he was 16 he would have been but at 17 he was legit.If he had obeyed Wisconsin gun laws, he might not even be alive now.
Because of the way Kyle thinks...(good kid with good, positive intentions)I would not shed a tear for the 3 scumbags that rittenhouse shot.
But he’s really just a kid who may be a little overcome by the situation
