Arizona students seek Kyle Rittenhouse removal from online nursing classes

It is

 

Not

 

It objectively is

 

It’s a fine public institution out in the middle of a desert. It was not designed to be an uppity Ivy League snob factory. Many of its graduates are exceptional people. Whoever suggested that it was a “crap school” is full of crap.

 

It must be really nice to know what everyone there was thinking. I didn’t see any evidence those who he shot were trying to murder him. Rosenbaum was a mentally ill midget with a big mouth. The guy who got his arm blown off had a chance to blow his head off and didn’t. The guy with the skateboard seemed to be trying to knock him down and grab his gun, not murder him. I have no doubt that the kid was afraid for his life as he really comes off as a very soft crybaby for an 18 year old kid. He’s scared 9f his own shadow. I don’t think he should have been convicted of intentional malice homicide but he and especially the imbecile who bought the gun for him then handed it over to him with a 30 round clip of full metal jacketed ammo and dragged him into that situation definitely bear a lot of responsibility. That adult who armed him and transported him to the scene should definitely be indicted.

 

Do you feel that all of the other people that attended or transported anyone to the situation should bear a "lot of responsibility?" Why do you stand up for the rioters and condemn the people trying to maintain civility? The fact that you are still using the term "full metal jacketed ammo" as some sort of term that you think is meant to do more harm shows your ignorance. If you want to condemn the guy, that's fine. Just be consistent in your condemnation. You are OK with Lefty having a gun and attempting to kill a kid. You are OK with a guy attempting to kill a kid with a skateboard. You are OK with a racist child molester threatening and then trying to kill a kid. You are OK with an adult kicking the kid in the head. You not ok with the kid defending himself. Instead, you mock the kid for crying when having to defend his actions or be sent away for life. I would think that most people would break down in that situation. But not you. You are bigger than that. Yes, it must be really nice to know what everyone there was thinking. You seem to think that you know what Kyle was thinking as a mob of rioters were trying to kill him. From everything that I've seen, the kid acted exactly as he should in every situation that he was put in. Every single one.

 

How is any of what happened "civil???? Those "situations" are long past civil.........

If YOU had transported a kid with a ;weapon to this situation............and the kid shot someone.........you too would be responsible ........ if indirectly

Where were the adults in his life??

No one put him in that situation........he CHOSE to put himself there.

 

He was those things, yes, but he was also explicit that night about his intentions. He told Kyle if he caught him alone he was going to kill him. Then, a short while later, when Kyle was alone, he acted to follow through on that threat. I don't have to guess at what he was doing, because he said it, explicitly.

Indicted for what? Kyle didn't do anything wrong.

 

And I'm sure you think this makes some kind of point. It doesn't. Unless obfuscation is your goal, then congratulations.

 

Except those to things are not equal. But you know that.

 

How the f*** do you know what they thought?

 

it came out in the trial

now granted, witnesses can lie, even Kyle, but we each choose what sounds believable based on what we know

 

There’s so many things hilariously wrong with that paragraph I can’t tell where to start. You seem unaware that the cheapest and least deadly ammo for the .223 or .556 is an FMJ round. You would have had a funnier and better argument if he had a Magazine full of jacketed hollow points, or even tracer rounds.
So, what do you charge an adult with for driving someone somewhere where he saved his own life with a rifle? Being awesome?

 

Ahh, so it's a violation of the code of conduct. And which code would that be?

 

It's very much an authoritarian position to call for punishment because they don't agree with the legal actions of another person.

 

I wonder if you commented on the division cause by the ASU students? Based on your last paragraph I guess not. So, only division that is in opposition to authoritarian nonsense is worthy of scrutiny?

I won't rehash the Rittenhouse case. He is old enough to die for his country, he broke no laws, and he was acquitted.

People calling for his expulsion and denying his right to education are acting in the way the nazis did. Align with their agenda.... or else.

Maybe a little self reflection on the part of the hyper libs is in order before they criticize my equating them to their actions.

And yes, I think progressive liberalism is the fundamental downfall in this country. Bar none.

 

What's embarrassing is your inability to realize that different perspectives than yours is not a code of conduct violation. How absolutely liberal of you.

Either align your views and actions with Yardmeats agenda, or suffer the consequences. You like the ASU students got too many participation trophies.

 

the kid should not have been there with an AR-15 playing superhero ...

 

GG asked him if he shot someone and Kyle told him he was going to get the police.. it's in GG own video.. then GG chased him down. GG knew he was not an "active shooter" because GG fake surrendered.. he out up his hands like he was giving up.. in what world do you put up your hands to an active shooter? The answer is simple.. you don't.

 

in a nutshell.....!!!

 

you're proving my point, he backed off when he thought he was not the active shooter

 

One could argue that the entire school system in this country is a big running joke. Let’s be honest here… the average college degree is not some impressive feat. Doctors, engineers… stuff like that… that’s impressive stuff. The rest of it? Not so much.

 

you have never been on a college campus have you? ...

 

Sorry, but your average liberal-arts degree is nothing but a “check-mark” in a box on a resume. Don’t be mad at me for not giving you enough credit on your degree in underwater basketweaving.

 

my underwater basket weaving degree did me well ... thanks ...