Kyle Rittenhouse Trial

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(10-27-2021, 11:27 AM)HarleyDog Wrote: IIRC, him and others were trying to protect businesses from being looted. I'm not 100% sure and since I'm at work I really don't want to go article searching. The police were pretty busy and needed all the help they could get. Nothing conspiracy here and nothing wrong at all. If you were a policeman you probably would have thanked them too. And what's wrong with giving a guy water? 

I'm not in law enforcement, but I don't think the police are supposed to be overly thankful of citizens who open fire in crowded areas.  They probably should not be outwardly thankful or express gratitude, even if they internally feel that way.  Seems like a dangerous policy to turn self-appointed defenders of property into heroes.  

But again, this goes back to the muddy defense of gun violence and justification.  You never hear about how many gang members successfully exercise their rights to self-defense on the south side of Chicago every day.  That's never held up as proof that guns make people safe and make this country great.