#binger

For obvious reasons, the Rittenhouse trial was brought up a lot in my recent carry and self-defense course. One sentiment that was echoed regularly was that the prosecutor in the Rittenhouse case performed

One thing that continues to surprise me is the constant reminder that the belief that, if a prosecutor brings charges, the charges must have some merit is non-partisan. I always thought that would be an

I'm guessing that among low IQ people there's a divide between people who still don't know who Dominick Black is and people who are irate that he took a plea bargain resulting in a slap on the wrist. For

I know that I should feel like I've talked about the Rittenhouse trial enough; but, so long as there are halfwits who think he should have been found guilty it's worth voicing the correct opinion. There

Thomas Binger is still doubling down on his assertion that, if you're the person with the gun, you lose the right to claim self-defense. It was particularly gross when he made that statement in court because,

Yes, I think it's best for Kyle, in the end, that it went to a jury decision and he was vindicated. With the defamation lawsuits that are sure to come in the near future, it's a better look for Kyle to

Prosecutor Binger, fanboy of the Rebel Alliance, enjoyer of soy, and ignorer of weapon safety rules realizes he's actually on the side of the Empire IRL. Ironic This was my final entry to the StoneToss

I'm a little concerned that the jury didn't come to a conclusion on Rittenhouse today. It should be open and shut for an objective, reasonable jury. He's not guilty. Yes, the judge permitted the prosecution

I’m presuming the jury in the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial is back in the courthouse either deliberating or ready to give their verdict. That’s a presumption because the jury members, all people who live