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Federal prosecutors have chosen to engage in double jeopardy in the past. This is precisely the sort of highly politicized case where the deep state could choose to do so again. I raise a glass of bourbon to todays verdict... and I will continue to pray for Justice for Kyle, with a capital...

Kyle Rittenhouse put to death two leftist street soldiers, one of them a convicted child-raper that his fathers should have already executed. That has to count for something. And that's the whole problem, isn't it? If Fentanyl Floyd had been executed after his first armed robbery, all of this...

I'll grant you that he ought to have had a platoon of like-minded individuals, but I have a hard time faulting a kid for seeing his parents generations sitting on their thumbs while leftist filth riot and loot, and deciding to do something. Even if it wasn't the most optimal something.

You say sinners and dumbasses, but I saw a patriot. Someone precious in an era when the cowardly traitor generations that came before him have given rioters and looters free reign over entire neighborhoods in American cities. He did what the men of his country were supposed to have already...

"oh yeah I back the blue and 2nd amendment all the way but I just can't be a juror for this high profile case where order and self defense are on trial, I just can't even..." Someone get this sorry ass boomer a dickgirl 'partner', he sure can't be the man in a relationship.

If it doesn't result in order and justice, it is merely an idol, and a crummy one at that. At least the golden calf was made out of gold. Do we genuinely need to do a point-by-point on how the constitution has been disregarded by American law, courts, cops, and prisons? I would think you...

If "constitutional principles" involved obeying the letter of the law at the price of injustice, our founding fathers would never have revolted against their lawful king. The law exists for order and justice and might as well not exist if it does not provide them. Kyle Rittenhouse stood for...