You want to see even more Kyle's? Let's start passing deadly force authorized for property defense like TX. See someone stealing something? You get to shoot them. See how fast the rioting and looting stop.
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17-year-old arrested in killing of 2 people in Kenosha
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What a dumb entitled witch. He was over charged with 6 counts and the jury deliberated on 5 of them and found not guilty.
He, Her and their worthless friends do equate being charged to guilt, though. Especially if the charged is a righty/conservative.
tuna
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Let’s be real, the word hero is applied to everyone and anyone. This kid deserves the title as much, if not more, than sports players and nurses.
He is no Audie Murphy, but he’s done much more for society than Tom Brady.
I’m biased, I think anyone who kills a pedo should have a parade in their honor.
Athletes and nurses aren't heros either.
DarthRevan
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Man… high school me would have been all over that.
Yeah, gon’ disagree with you on that one.
Athletes are pussies.
Nurses, I disagree with.
@djbradles
You also misspelled heroes
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Eh... just more depends on the person... my dad would haul off on my ass if i did that
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It's so weird riots haven't really been a thing in fl since ron passed that bill allowing that
None are really heroes. A hero saves a people, tribe, or nation from destruction or demise. Nursing or other careers that take direct personal care of humanity are noble in essence. Athletics are not heroic or noble and especially in the sense of the wokism rampant today. Athletics are for entertainment only and it could be argued that it makes people happy which may benefit society or something like that. Unfortunately since flu vaccine mandates became the norm 10 or so years ago medicine has become woke too, almost extremely so. I work with the wokest of the woke who are to me, inherently evil. They are exposed in many aspects of media today for exhibition. But I know you do love your wife as I do mine, who is also a nurse. I’m sure both of our nurses are noble.Yeah, gon’ disagree with you on that one.
Athletes are pussies.
Nurses, I disagree with.
@djbradles
You also misspelled heroes
Well said. Hero was not the word I was looking for.
Maybe it was the comparison between athletes and nurses that confused me.
And yep, from what I hear, a lot of her coworkers are pretty "woke" as well. But some are like us, believe it or not. One of her co-workers (male) is risking his job by refusing the vax. I told her, he's got balls of steel for even thinking of that. Good for him.
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My best friend in high school (an MIT rocket surgeon)Speaking of bugs - and since I have the Theremini Thread...
Leon Theremin was known not only for the invention of the electronic musical instrument bearing his name, but for The Thing:
The Thing (listening device) - Wikipedia
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discovered a nearly pocket-sized hardcover book on spy devices in the public library.
And so we were well aware of The Thing.
Word.
We don't have a front porch - only a miniscule prefab concrete stoop.
Ever since I saw this beauty at Cabela's in Berlin/Hudson a few years back,
I've wanted to mount it on a tree on our front lawn:
Amazon product ASIN B07BC1C99L
Room for two.
Gets you off the street.
Allows you to take the high ground. (Sorry, @timbo).
What's not to like?
We all think that hero is a sandwich. Hopefully Kyle showed our kids how wrong we are.
Well said, better spelling included.
I didn't start the athletes and nurses thing, but I did continue it.
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A new initiative by Andrew Branca (@Law of Self Defense) -
Kyle's Law is a proposal for new state-level statutes to
compel courts and prosecutors personally to compensate
acquitted self-defense defendants who had been
persecuted by a laughable paucity of evidence,
in the judgement of the criminal trial's jury.
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Hat tip: Glenn "Instapundit" Reynolds
Kyle's Law is a proposal for new state-level statutes to
compel courts and prosecutors personally to compensate
acquitted self-defense defendants who had been
persecuted by a laughable paucity of evidence,
in the judgement of the criminal trial's jury.
Kyle's Law: Sign up
losd.ubpages.com
Hat tip: Glenn "Instapundit" Reynolds
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Troll level : expertA new initiative by Andrew Branca (@Law of Self Defense) -
Kyle's Law is a proposal for new state-level statutes to
compel courts and prosecutors personally to compensate
acquitted self-defense defendants who had been
persecuted by a laughable paucity of evidence,
in the judgement of the criminal trial's jury.
Kyle's Law: Sign up
Hat tip: Glenn "Instapundit" Reynolds
AHM
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Since moving to Colorado, @Law of Self Defense hasn't had much time to post on NES.
So I don't think he'll have time to discuss it personally in this thread.
What about teachers
71montess
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Ruff,Ruff,Ruffin !Who?
When it cools it can be so beautiful.
rep308
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Interesting article for those under 40 who don't remember Bernie Goetz, the NY subway rider who shot 4 defending himself. He was branded a vigilante and ended up doing a year not for the shooting but for having an unlicensed gun in NYC.
nypost.com
Kyle Rittenhouse, Bernie Goetz cases share similarities: Goodwin
Like Rittenhouse, Goetz was called a vigilante, “the subway vigilante” after he shot four young men he said were trying to rob him on a Manhattan train in 1984.
nypost.com
MaverickNH
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"… the ACLU complained that Rittenhouse was not held accountable for his "conscious decision to travel across state lines and injure one person and take the lives of two people protesting the shooting of Jacob Blake by police."
Suspicion of a white man being "not from around here" is justification to disable his civil rights and confirm his guilt, says ACLU? There’s this new concept that protesters against racial inequities can bus in from all over the country, but counter-protesters must be "local" or stay away. Convenient rule…
Suspicion of a white man being "not from around here" is justification to disable his civil rights and confirm his guilt, says ACLU? There’s this new concept that protesters against racial inequities can bus in from all over the country, but counter-protesters must be "local" or stay away. Convenient rule…
namedpipes
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I will certainly acknowledge that Ghiz is not a runway model, but she's ok. Certainly prettier than the person you picked for your meme picture!
A new initiative by Andrew Branca (@Law of Self Defense) -
Kyle's Law is a proposal for new state-level statutes to
compel courts and prosecutors personally to compensate
acquitted self-defense defendants who had been
persecuted by a laughable paucity of evidence,
in the judgement of the criminal trial's jury.
Kyle's Law: Sign up
Hat tip: Glenn "Instapundit" Reynolds
The laws, as written are sufficient. We don't need more new ones. I don't understand the urge to create new ones. Self defense laws work. Punishments to the court and prosecutors are stupid, plus, guess who would have to pay the fines? Taxpayers, Dummy.
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