#rittenhouse

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Since I'm planning on crossing state lines with a gun (actually three guns) in a few days, I couldn't help thinking about how truly telling the repeated "crossed state line" talking point coming

This is a serious case and a real tragedy. Still, the point has to be made to a lot of you that, even if you believe that morality is all relative, logically, an object can't be green and not green at

Eli Dicken proved that I was stupidly optimistic about people. That was never his intent. He just did something more noble and heroic than any one of us could hope to do in our lives, only to be met by

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 of the reasons why I follow people who I consider stupid is that they often say stupid things that I never would have thought of and that drives me to do some research on things that hadn't occurred

After the Rittenhouse verdict, obviously there were conflicts between people who think that he got away with murder and smart people. During the discussions (if you can call them that) a lot of the "Hang

We all know - well, anybody who doesn't live in a cave knows - that lawsuits are pending in regard to the media coverage of Kyle Rittenhouse. The case that most people, including me, decided to focus on

Kyle Rittenhouse basically spearheaded the thing and I hope that he wins two defamation cases in particular; but, it's rightfully difficult to win defamation suits in the USA. In order to win a defamation

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 not going to share NPR's article because I don't want to give them clicks; but, it's worth pointing out that a lot of people respect NPR as an objective news source and that respect seems to be misplaced.

I do believe firmly that a person or media outlet that is well intentioned, honest, and occasionally wrong is more defensible than one with malicious intent that happens to be right. When it comes to people

I know I'm sounding like a broken record; but, this is the case of the century so far and it's an entirely different observation. It seems like the last, ditch effort of the "Hang Kyle!" crowd

If you're insulted by this, you deserve it. People are still harping about it and I'm going to harp back. Pretend that the Jussie Smollett attack wasn't a hoax. Pretend that Smollett had actually been

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

So far as I can tell every state in the USA can be roughly broken down into three categories when it comes to self-defense: 1: Stand your ground. 2: Duty to retreat. 3: Somewhere in the middle. I've made

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,

Video has appeared from the day of the Kyle Rittenhouse shooting in Kenosha. It seems to show the Car Source parking lot, right before the shooting took place. ▶️ 3Speak

Kyle Rittenhouse wants to be a lawyer because humans should be given a fair trial which many times their own defense attorneys are plotting against them. Take one day at a time is what Kyle was doing during