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Whatever you have on hand.What caliber works best for commie forearms?
Jones sued Clinton for actions he committed before he became president, when he was Arkansas Governor and she was a state employee. I don't think if had he harassed her while he was president she would have been able to bring the suit forward until he left office.
Who did answer? A seventeen year old, doughy faced kid. He protected where his family lived, where he worked. He went and cleaned up the mess rioters made. He showed amazing cool under pressure and marksmanship to take out multiple attackers. He did it all alone with a mob chasing him. He shamed an entire group of people: right wingers. Someone finally stood up to the months’ worth of mobs and it was a kid. He became a folk hero overnight and energized an entire faction of America. Someone had finally said enough. Someone had finally stood their ground. He was the right’s boy, and they would defend his actions. It was all on tape, and he had defended his community and self. His instincts were all right and intentions were from the heart yet he was persecuted by our warped regime for it.
They conspired to destroy his reputation.IANAL, but wouldn‘t Kyle’s lawyers need to show definite, specific harm from each of those people?
That might be a tall order. The devil’s in the details.
They conspired to destroy his reputation.
Perhaps the detail is in that conspiracy.
His life is destroyed in the sense that Kyle can NEVER get a job at the local pizza joint asking if you'd like fries with that. He can never become a car salesman or really any role where he interacts with people. If he becomes an IT guy in the back room, then "maybe", Until someone that doesn't like him leaks his presence to press, company stock nose dives from the liberal boycott and he's fired. Once his usefulness on the political pimping shows is worn out he has nothing but a $3m lawyer bill from the original trial.Not sure about that, but even so, you'd have to prove a specific harm I think.
People on the left were always going to have a negative opinion of Kyle's actions based solely on news coverage from established sources; those negative opinions aren't the news outlet's fault. And, arguably, they don't constitute definite harms to Kyle. I don't think his "reputation" is "destroyed;" on the contrary, in fact.
I just think this case might be more of an uphill struggle than I'd like it to be. Lying about someone in public is only punishable if that lie actually causes them direct harm, I think. Again, IANAL. But then, I always like to keep my expectations low.
Having read that article, If it is accurate, I agree with the "Self Defense" but setting fire to the house and stealing his car is another matter.The interesting question will be how hard are the prosecutors going to come down on this young lady also in Kenosha who shot the man who trapped her for sexual slavery?
What the hell is wrong out there in Wisconsin. Two people who should never have been put on trial are being put on trial and forced to keep going over everything in their lives. She better get a not guilty verdict otherwise the system is busted. This is the kind of unfortunate sh*t that happens when liberal prosecutors protect criminals and re-victimize the victims.
The family is moving for their safety. I'm sure his lawyers will argue the media coverage and comments by people like muffinhead encouraged the persecutors (sic) to bring charges at all.His life is destroyed in the sense that Kyle can NEVER get a job at the local pizza joint asking if you'd like fries with that. He can never become a car salesman or really any role where he interacts with people. If he becomes an IT guy in the back room, then "maybe", Until someone that doesn't like him leaks his presence to press, company stock nose dives from the liberal boycott and he's fired. Once his usefulness on the political pimping shows is worn out he has nothing but a $3m lawyer bill from the original trial.
That is Kyle's reality and the mainstream media and social media platforms facilitated it, gladly, for their own profits and political agendas.
If the reporting on this historic event had been even handed and truthful, then I agree. There'd be no case. Hey, I push bytes for a living and even I made that sound plausible. I imagine a competent lawyer can win enough to pay his outstanding bills and then replace his lost future income plus punitive damages.
If that $3m figure is right (I read it somewhere) and the lawsuits cost similar then he needs to win back no less than $8m to have enough cash in the bank to replace that lost income and that's for joe blow ($1.7m median lifetime income). He was at least considering a medical career. He should be looking for $20m just to break even. At $100m in punitive damages he'd be generous to the media.
Having read that article, If it is accurate, I agree with the "Self Defense" but setting fire to the house and stealing his car is another matter.
The Right spends too much time and energy trying to avoid angering the LeftThe "Right" in this country needs to get their shit straightened out. I think sooner or later they will. And then watch out.
Again, temper your expectations.The family is moving for their safety. I'm sure his lawyers will argue the media coverage and comments by people like muffinhead encouraged the persecutors (sic) to bring charges at all.
My expectations are fully tempered. I have basically zero faith in the system at all levels at this point.Again, temper your expectations.
All Joe's lawyers would have to say is that the charges were brought at the DA's sole discretion. The DA will say the same on the stand. And then that issue goes away.
Remember, it's the "legal system." Not the "fairness system." If you can't prove it in court, it didn't happen. Obviously I think Kyle deserves millions in a payout from all the MFers who dragged him through the mud. But the law doesn't care what I think.
You’re telling me you wouldn’t do the same in her shoes? I have no problem with scorched earth if it’s justified.Having read that article, If it is accurate, I agree with the "Self Defense" but setting fire to the house and stealing his car is another matter.
I am looking at this "Strickly" from the point of law, Not from the point of emotion. Sorry to say this but that is way our system works.You’re telling me you wouldn’t do the same in her shoes? I have no problem with scorched earth if it’s justified.
I agree, once she "Put him Down" that would be the end. She should not be charged with the killing of that monster as would clearly be Self Defense. But sadly the other issues are what is to be questioned.Meh, destroying a monster. I have no sympathy for monsters. What really kills me is that she had to go to appeals in order to present her abuse in court as justification. Nothing like making victims reliving their abuse over and over. The strange part is it will probably be Binger and maybe even Lunchbox (Krause) to prosecute the case. It's almost like the criminal justice system itself needs to be put on trial.
Deepak Govindarajan, Augustana University, computer science
right on cueA photo smiling with Trump, well if the commies in the media didn't hate Rittenhouse before they surely will now.
They will be apoplectic! That is major level trolling...![]()
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This whipped by me on the Microsoft Edge home page this morning:The interesting question will be how hard are the prosecutors going to come down on this young lady also in Kenosha who shot the man who trapped her for sexual slavery?
Strickly from the point of law, Wisconsin has additional jurisprudenceI am looking at this "Strickly" from the point of law, Not from the point of emotion. Sorry to say this but that is way our system works.
IANAL, but wouldn‘t Kyle’s lawyers need to show definite, specific harm from each of those people?
That might be a tall order. The devil’s in the details.
Just another ignorant Marxist in training.![]()
Opinion | What the Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Says About America
Students weigh in on American culture and the criminal-justice system.www.wsj.com
“America hasn’t eliminated its racist roots. Mr. Rittenhouse, a 17-year-old white boy, had no need to go to the Black Lives Matter protest with a rifle. It was not his duty to maintain order, and he ended up killing two white men and injuring another. None of this would have happened if he had minded his own business instead of trying to be a vigilante.” —Deepak Govindarajan, Augustana University, computer science
I agree with putting that animal down. I agree that would be self defense. The issues of setting the fire and stealing the car after, that is what can be called into question.This whipped by me on the Microsoft Edge home page this morning:
Conclusion: The outcome of the Rittenhouse trial means that
the Ruling Class now has a hardon for slapping down self-defense,
and the MSM will be obsessing over it until they can manage to
build a narrative that all self-defense is unjustified.
ETA: ...and that's why it needs to be outlawed -
which is a drum that they are already beating.
Strickly from the point of law, Wisconsin has additional jurisprudence
surrounding battered spouses; see the second paragraph
of this third footnote.
I haven't gone on to read those cites.
But they exist separate and distinctly
from anything covered in the Rittenhouse trial.
I think this falls under the "play stupid games, win stupid prizes" column.
nobody would have been killed if rioters had stayed home and minded their own businessJust another ignorant Marxist in training.