KBCraig
NES Member
It matters because it's his legal property, and it wasn't used in a crime.Didn't we already know, long ago, that Rittenhouse wanted it destroyed? I think we did?
At that point, what does it matter who destroys it?
For the judge to deny the return of his property, and order it destroyed, is a hard 5A violation.
Kyle should get it back, and then do whatever he wishes with it. I won't tell him that he shouldn't destroy it, and I won't tell him that he should. It's his, and he can take a torch to it on cable news, or he can lock in a vault forever, or he can sling up and take it everywhere he goes.
It should be his choice, because it's his property, and the judge is wrong.