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Even if you did not know he was a convicted sex abuser.

https://slaynews.com/news/texas-police-depts-refuses-to-apologize-for-kyle-rittenhouse-photo-this-young-man-was-arrested-charged-indicted-and-then-found-not-guilty-by-a-jury-of-his-peers/

Woke Mob Implodes as Texas Police Department Refuses to Apologize for Kyle Rittenhouse Photo

A Texas police department has told the woke mob to go pound sand after posting a photo of an officer with Kyle Rittenhouse during a traffic stop.

The Thrall, Texas, Police Department posted a photo of the officer posing with Rittenhouse on its social media accounts, causing a furious backlash from leftists.

Officials refused to take the photo down or apologize.

Instead, they shamed the Left and defended Rittenhouse.

The department posted a photo of Rittenhouse with an unnamed cop and added a caption that reads: “Make those stops, you never know who you might meet.

“Today it was Kyle Rittenhouse, welcome to Texas.”

@Booger Please keep the overt anti-semitism in the https://patrick.net/post/1285044/2015-09-19-national-political-incorrectness-day thread.

BTW, Rosenbaum was not Jewish.

Patrick says

While I don't disagree with ANY action Kyle took, I don't know, he's kind of dumb after seeing the media rounds after he was found not guilty. There are so many variables to life that you have to experience. Maybe he's camera shy? He seems like a young naive cave man that used those instincts in one moment and now is famous. Almost a Forrest Gump type.

He should not have been out on the street that night. But then again when the police can’t or won’t do their job, others will.

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/quid-pro-joe-saturday-august-26-2023

The Texas Scorecard ran a tediously unsurprising story yesterday headlined, “EXCLUSIVE: Kyle Rittenhouse Sued by Estate of Criminal He Shot in Self-Defense.” The sub-headline explained, “The estate of Joseph Rosenbaum has filed a lawsuit on the third anniversary of the Kenosha incident.”

Kyle Rittenhouse is the brave 17-year-old who kept his cool and shot two career criminals — one being Rosenbaum — in self-defense during the 2020 BLM riots. Despite the best efforts of a woke DA, a jury found Kyle acted appropriately and not guilty on all charges.

During the Kenosha fracas, Rosenbaum confronted and chased Kyle, eventually throwing a heavy sack at him. Rosenbaum then tried to grab Kyle’s gun. Kyle fired four times, killing his assailant. After that, Rosenbaum’s death tiled off a domino-like series of events leading to a second death and some injuries, as Kyle successfully protected himself from an angry mob of outraged rental protestors.

Lawyers often say, “anybody can sue anyone anytime for anything,” an aphorism well exemplified by the new Rosenbaum civil lawsuit. But some cases are better than others. This new one, filed by Rosenbaum’s relatives — allegedly — is already a stinker, a scratched-at-the-post nonstarter.

You would think Rosenbaum’s relatives would be as appalled and chagrined as anyone else about the deceased protestor’s reprehensible conduct.

During Kyle’s jury trial, evidence showed that Rosenbaum had extensive mental health problems, and had spent most of his adult life in prison for sexual contact with five preteen boys. And he was repeatedly charged with chronically and contemptibly failing to comply with his paroled pedophile registration requirements.

So Rosenbaum is not super-sympathetic in the role of victim.

For some reason, Rosenbaum used what little adult free time he had out of prison to join an execrable BLM riot and obnoxiously attack armed attendees. A better question would be, who paid hoodlum Rosenbaum to be there? Maybe Rosenbaum’s relatives should sue those people.

It’s tragic that Kyle must continue to defend himself from nauseating and relentless leftist attacks, but if his lawyers know what they’re doing, they will make short work of this abominable lawsuit.

Patrick says

You would think Rosenbaum’s relatives would be as appalled and chagrined as anyone else about the deceased protestor’s reprehensible conduct.

Not when they smell money. Much less standards in civil verse a criminal court.

Patrick says

I want to say this is extremely irresponsible of whoever the parent of this kid is.

I have never pointed a gun at a person. I grew up around guns, and if I did this, I would have been beaten, and I would have deserved it.

Don't fuck around with guns. Doesn't matter how many times you've cleared it, how certain you are it's unloaded, you must assume it's ALWAYS loaded unless you intend to use it. That's how you treat a gun.

Eventually you're going to make an error and be certain it's cleared, and you're going to be wrong. You can never, ever, be absolutely certain it's unloaded. Never point a gun at anything you're not willing to put a bullet into. Eventually you're going to make a mistake. It doesn't matter how careful and certain you are, eventually you're going to make a mistake. You need good habits with it, it has to be ingrained.

I won't handle a weapon unless I'm SHOWN how it's cleared, clear it myself, and then still, I'll never point it at a person. I can't even point a partially dismantled gun at a person this is so ingrained in me. One part of brainwashing I agree with.

richwicks says

I want to say this is extremely irresponsible of whoever the parent of this kid is.

If you look carefully, he's clearly at some kind of expo or a store. They probably just wanted to take a dumb picture of their kid and felt safe doing so because they're in a controlled enviroment.

Edit: just in case it wasn't clear, I was not excusing it in any way.

DhammaStep says

richwicks says

I want to say this is extremely irresponsible of whoever the parent of this kid is.

If you look carefully, he's clearly at some kind of expo or a store. They probably just wanted to take a dumb picture of their kid and felt safe doing so because they're in a controlled enviroment.

Doesn't matter.

Develop good habits. You never, EVER, point a gun at anything you won't put a bullet through with comfort.

Gun is always loaded, no matter what you think, and that trigger is about to go off, whether you pull it or not, and that safety doesn't work.

Make those assumptions, and you'll never kill anybody or anything by accident. Don't make those assumptions, and eventually you're going to have a misfire and then just pray you didn't kill anybody or put a hole in them by accident.

Handling a gun is serious. Just ask Alec Baldwin. All he had to do was take that revolver, point it at the ground, and pull the trigger 6 times, after of course making certain there was nobody in front of him. Assume that weapon is going to fire when you do this because one day, it will and you don't know, the bullet can bounce. It does NOT matter how careful you are, how certain you are. Always assume you're wrong.

richwicks says

Doesn't matter

I know.

Here's the other guy who was trying to kill Kyle and found out.

https://twitter.com/Alphafox78/status/1695888056669102465

https://librarianofcelaeno.substack.com/

Booger says

Very cool, if it is true.

https://billbordi.com/2023/07/08/kyle-rittenhouse-registers-a-lien-against-whoopi-goldbergs-malibu-home-for-22-million/

Seems true.

Patrick says

Seems true.

Did you read the entire thing?

We sent ALLOD Correspondent Skip Tetheludah to Malibu to get a general idea of the sellability of the mansion and to see if he could sneak a word with Ms. Goldberg. Unfortunately, the neighborhood listed doesn’t actually exist in Malibu.

“It’s most likely a misinformation campaign and cover by a shell corporation to cover up the pedophile ring and human trafficking organization run by meth cooks in the basement,” said Skip, who hasn’t been taking his medication, “I’ve already approached the area with an assault rifle and several magazines but again, there’s just literally nothing there.”

Golberg has long been accused of mixing it up with the global cabal. Hopefully, Kyle Rittenhouse can expose it once he owns the place. God Bless America.

https://sashastone.substack.com/p/tucker-talks-to-kyle-rittenhouse

Tucker says that the whole riot was arranged by elites who hired militias to create civil unrest in an attempt to prevent Trump's re-election on behalf of the Biden campaign.

Trump was re-elected of course, but then the election fraud prevented him from taking office again.

Kyles says that https://nationalgunrights.org/ helped him a lot with legal aspects, but the NRA did jack shit for him, just ignoring him, refusing to even address his rightful self-defense.