LEFTIST POLITICS OVER JUSTICE

Rittenhouse

Via Branco

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Ivor Mechtin, M.D. at Law
Ivor Mechtin, M.D. at Law
November 13, 2021 7:24 am

Paging James Fields….paging James Fields….would James Fields please pick up the kangaroo courtesy phone?

Winchester
Winchester
November 13, 2021 8:17 am

You know what, that piece of shit low IQ monkey Lebron James has the nerve to get up there are bash Kyle because he was crying. Whether he was actually crying or not, it is not the business of “King” James to say anything. Furthermore, James and other nigs demanded justice for George Floyd, a known criminal that in my opinion asked for everything that happened to him, regardless if the cop was at fault. Always a double standard when it comes to race. One hand you get a thug with a long rap sheet high as fuck on fentanyl and resisting arrest who basically got what he deserved and would have still been alive today if he actually cooperated. On the other you have a normal white kid who has no criminal history, likes shooting guns and volunteering in his neighborhood, who got caught up in some shit and had to defend his life. One is a hero, the other is a racist domestic terrorist. I am sure you can differentiate the two.

Harrington Richardson: Watch "Tommy's Garage"
Harrington Richardson: Watch "Tommy's Garage"
November 13, 2021 10:45 am

Actually, we have discovered in addition to the above that Kenosha is a private enterprise of a city, run by an Armenian family of shady, corrupt assholes. Virtually every cop, DA and public official involved in this trial is a family member.
Fortunately we also have the longest serving judge in the state of Wisconsin sitting on the bench and he’s no Prog and doesn’t take shit from the weasels.

brian
brian
November 13, 2021 11:21 am

Like the cartoon puts it so plainly.

The communists HATE the Constitution and unchecked freedom from government. Its not new, the goal is to destroy the USA because its the last bastion of freedom. Destroy the Constitution makes instituting a global fascist regime that much easier.

They ALWAYS disarm the populace before they use weapons against the populace, always… Thats why this ‘trial’ is the focal point for the commies, they have to criminalize self defense…

Perry
Perry
November 14, 2021 1:32 am

Recent commentary suggests that the last minute delivery of drone footage at the prosecution’s doorstep a week ago-likely courtesy of the FBI-that subsequently had one frame “enlarged and enhanced” by the state’s crime lab will be pivotal in getting the conviction, since it is claimed to show a more serious form of “provocation” (KR pointing his rifle at a guy he did not shoot) that then opens the door for conviction on all the other charges. The lesser form of provocation, if accompanied by appropriate “retreat”, is insufficient to convict on events occurring after the retreat. Remember, KR was at that time on the ground, trying to re-establish an upright position so he could defend against the raging mob that had overtaken him. Not a reasonable expectation at all that he keep his rifle muzzle pointed at the ground for that small amount of time, struggling as he was.

Thing is, the photo was manipulated and the crime analyst admitted the software adds pixels and then colors the added pixels in a way unknown to him, the “expert”. IOW, pulling stuff out of thin air, just like the Fed manufactures money out of thin air. The “expert” then admitted that he did not compare the original picture selected from the video with his “enlarged and enhanced” picture that was entered into evidence. Meaning: ‘I manufactured some evidence from a grainy video and did not bother to see if my enlargement is representative of the original at all’.

Moral of the story: if the facts are not on your side then manufacture some at the last minute.

The judge appeared baffled at a lot of the feigned explanations about pixels and such but seems to have followed a characteristic courtroom trait of his: when evidence is in doubt, let the jury decide. WTF??? Evidence is supposed to be factual; no fairy tales allowed.

One argument against his position seems logical: the issue of the “enlarged and enhanced” picture-apparently being a make or break feature of the entire case-is that if were simply a matter of evidence that does meet muster then that is appropriate for the jury to consider. But it is claimed not to be a matter of evidence; instead it is a matter of law (i.e., whether to admit manufactured evidence), and only the judge can decide matters of law.

The judge-even after final arguments on Monday and before he turns the case over to the jury-can dismiss the case and do so “with prejudice”, meaning it cannot be re-tried. However, as we all know, Garland and his DOJ may well levy their own charges-doesn’t matter whether those charges would be reasonable or not. The judge claimed at the start of the trial that it was not going to be a political trial, that it is not to be a Second Amendment matter, but that is to be a matter of Kyle’s constitutional right to a fair trial. It sure looks like the prosecution has thrown a Hail Mary-with complicity of powers in high places-and the judge’s actions early next week will decide if he is no better than many of the witnesses who tripped themselves up with lies and inconsistencies.

Keep in mind that the policeman who shot a suspect 7 times in the back-the event that set the riots off a few days earlier-was not charged for his actions, as the DA concluded he acted “in self defense”. It is crystal clear: the prosecution of this case is being driven by forces outside of Kenosha and is intended to strip away the right of self defense. If so, this case may well become as famous as Roe v. Wade.