Rosenbaum lit a dumpster on fire, and they were going to roll it down the street into some police cars. Kyle then put the dumpster out with a fire extinguisher. This pissed off Rosenbaum, who then pursued Kyle, while Kyle was being shot at by other Antifa for putting out the dumpster fire and being identified as a Trump supporter. Rosenbaum then got shot by Antifa at least twice, he had 5 rounds in him and Kyle only shot 3, and if I got the story right, all 3 shots from Kyle came later, when they were trying to get his gun away from him. Even if he did shoot at Rosenbaum, he did not kill Rosenbaum. The fatal shot to Rosenbaum came from behind.
MORAL OF THE STORY: IF YOU ARE A SNOWFLAKE ANTIFA TYPE, YOU SHOULD NOT BE SHOOTING ANYTHING. IF YOU HIT YOUR OWN PEOPLE AND NOT KYLE, YOU ARE TO BLAME BECAUSE IF YOU KNEW HOW TO HANDLE A GUN, KYLE WOULD NOT HAVE HAD A CHANCE TO SHOOT ANYONE. - AND - IF YOUR LIFE GETS ENDED IN A DISPUTE ABOUT A DUMPSTER FIRE YOU LIT, YOUR LIFE WAS ONE TO BEGIN WITH. ROSENBAUM WILL NOT BE RETURNING TO HIS MOM'S BASEMENT.
KENOSHA POLICE BUSTED ANTIFA SETTING UP A MAJOR DISASTER
Kenosha police became suspicious when a blacked out school bus, a mini van, and a bread truck, all with out of state plates stopped and started filling up a large number of individual gas cans. When the police checked on the people doing it, they discovered the vehicles were loaded with gas masks, helmets, bullet proof vests and other riot gear. OBVIOUSLY ANTIFA WAS GOING TO GO BONKERS ON KENOSHA AND BURN THE PLACE TO THE GROUND, the question is, who paid for all that?
And after discovering this, the police arrested them and they were subsequently released with apologies and sent on their way. I KID YOU NOT. They claim to be peaceful, and call themselves "the riot kitchen".
Obviously my oil filter silencer and instructions on how to use it got the attention of the FBI, which WANTS THESE PEOPLE BURNING KENOSHA TO THE GROUND, that's why the hero is now in jail awaiting being hung and these A-holes are out in the public again, gas cans and all. DO NOT LET IT HAPPEN, GET OUT AND STOP THIS SHIT.
They may laugh at Kyle but it would be totally different if 50 people showed up at once cell phone free and dressed like Antifa so they could not be identified, and THEN took care of business.
HOW ABOUT THOSE FACE MASKS??? Want to know why they are mandatory? Easy answer: Antifa needs to avoid identification. Prior to Corona, you could not walk around in public with your face obscured like that. Here's a good one: Antifa gets coned.
Kyle's charging documents have been released.
Even these documents, which are supposed to be charging him with a crime, claim at every step that he was acting in self defense.
We'll see how this goes.
Here's something interesting:
Dr. Kelley of the Milwaukee Medical Examiner's Office conducted an autopsy on Joseph Rosenbaum. Dr. Kelley indicated that Rosenbaum had a
1) gunshot wound to the right groin which fractured his pelvis, a
2) gunshot wound to the back which perforated his right lung and liver, a
3) gunshot wound to the left hand, a
4) superficial gunshot wound to his lateral left thigh, and a
5)graze gunshot wound to the right side of his forehead.
My comment: That's interesting, because Kyle was in front. How'd Rosenbaum get shot in the back? Let alone the rest of it looks dubious, I doubt a .223 would merely graze and there's no such thing as "superficial" with that round, the "superficial" hit to the thigh was likely from a hand gun.
And worse? Kamala Harris is saying the riots are not going to stop, EVER. How would she know? Is that a threat or more of a promise?
#1: Horse To: All (#0)
https://www.infowars.com/kyle-rittenhouse-worked-as-lifeguard-in-kenosha-on-day-of-shooting-cleaned-graffiti-off-local-school-after-work-legal-team/
Horse posted on 2020-08-29 21:52:33 Reply Private Reply
#2: Pinguinite To: Horse (#0)
I believe that is how they prosecute police, even when they deserve a guilty verdict.
Pinguinite posted on 2020-08-29 23:09:29 Reply Private Reply
#3: StraitGate To: Pinguinite (#2)
Prosecutors -- as a class -- are not that noble.
Prosecution is what they do; conviction rate is how they're graded.
StraitGate posted on 2020-08-29 23:18:19 Reply Private Reply
#4: Pinguinite To: StraitGate (#3)
In this case, prosecuting Rittenhouse means siding with the rioters. How many prosecutors would be enthusiastic about prosecuting someone for shooting rioters that have avoided proper justice due to their boss's incompetence?
But maybe you're right. We'll see. We're in exceptional times though.
Pinguinite posted on 2020-08-30 00:14:36 Reply Private Reply
#5: StraitGate To: Pinguinite (#4)
My answer: About just as many who would be enthusiastic about prosecuting any innocent person if obtaining a conviction were likely. And that's a lot.
I will venture to guess that neither you nor someone you love, though known to be innocent, has been unjustly prosecuted in the US?
StraitGate posted on 2020-08-30 00:42:20 Reply Private Reply
#6: Pinguinite To: StraitGate (#5)
My repeated visits to the courthouse were rather sickening. I remember sensing an overall moral cesspool in the place. The last place I wanted to be.
Yes, I get you're point. And you may be right. And you are right, actually, as while a new junior prosecutor might start his profession believing in justice, protecting the innocent and ensuring no one is unjustly convicted, he will over many years lose that innocence and adopt the "star prosecutor" attitude where a job well done is a guilty verdict, damn the facts.
But I still think police are given an easy go when they are prosecuted. I don't see how they couldn't be as prosecutors work hand in hand with police every damn day. I saw enough of that in that trial which wasn't even anything violent. It's really a conflict of interest.
Pinguinite posted on 2020-08-30 01:17:32 Reply Private Reply
#7: ghostdogtxn To: Horse (#0)
ghostdogtxn posted on 2020-08-30 06:05:55 Reply Private Reply