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He was defamed, with actual malice. He has lawyers feeding him that because he will, and should, sue the ***** out of any number of public officials and media members.

The “self-defense, amirite?” repeated ad nauseum by libs since the hate crime/terrorist attack in Waukesha is a distilled, pure example of “the left can’t meme.”

Mainstream media already working overtime to memory hole this. Which means we can assume that it’s exactly what we already deduced it to be: a terrorist attack carried out by a serial violent criminal. Because the fourth estate and the lying regime is lying/covering up about it we have to put the pieces together quicker than normal.

At this point there are two reasons to be this ***** up about the verdict: 1. Ignorant of all pertinent facts of the case and the laws of the state of Wisconsin. 2. Belief that a child has no right to defend himself from an attacking pedophile and other felons backed by a mob. At this point, for 1 to be the case would require a level of willful blindness I’m not sure even the least capable posters could muster. So it’s likely 2. And if it’s 2, why is it that they believe a pedophile should be able to freely attack a child? Really makes you wonder.

“It’s racist because I said it’s racist.” Get the hand out of your ass, muppet. Nobody cares.

lol shut the ***** up you dumb *****. You’re a loser. Nobody’s buying what you’re selling. Nobody here cares if you call them a racist, whether in earnest or as a bull#### rhetorical device designed to slander your enemy. Nobody. Cares.

Ridin’ The Storm Out *****in rocks. REO did a decent show back in the day. Actually seen them a couple times recently whilst working and they still bring the energy.

Nearly all leftists know that the verdict is correct. What they are upset about (as shown on this page) is that it confirms one’s right to defend themselves from mob violence, something Democrats have used much since 2016.

We must rejoice and praise God that He has made our enemies so irreparably stupid.

@SDS I think your TBD sh*tpost bot needs some work.

I hear a certain receiver in Tampa has a way in.

A lot of it has to do with timing and goals. 2001: "How You Remind Me" is released to incredible success. Mainstream Rock and Hot 100 hit. Over the next year or so it's impossible to listen to modern rock or pop radio for half an hour without hearing Nickelback. All this on the heels of the explosion of nu-metal and the death of grunge and 90s alt. So you already have the hipsters' and alt kids' ire due to their popularity. "How You Remind Me" is incredibly formulaic and, by his own admission, Kroeger wrote it for the express purpose of being a pop radio hit. Money talks, and he repeats this formula again and again: catchy chord progressions on the hooks, lyrical content with universal appeal (romance, getting drunk, nostalgia), etc. On top of this, by taking roads paved by nu-metal and pop hits, it's seen as derivative in its composition and structure. Critical suicide, especially if you do it more than once. There's talent in that band, and Silver Side Up was arguably a pretty good album. But by banging the same drum over and over for the sake of cash and being popular with 00's dudebros at parties, Nickelback essentially organized their own hate campaign.

I have a buddy from a previous job who is a couple years older than his sister. He turned 16 in early 2003, lived in southern tier NY growing up. He got his license and was saving up cash and trying to finagle a way for his parents to let him drive himself and some friends to some concert, I think it was Coldplay, at Madison Square Garden. It would be his first concert ever. His friend's dad managed to get four tickets for them and they were psyched. But there was still the issue of getting his parents to give the OK. Well, his sister's 14th birthday came around and his parents made him a deal: take your sister to a concert for which she will be gifted three tickets on her birthday and you can drive yourself and your buddies to Coldplay. What was the concert, you ask? It was the Cher Farewell Tour. When was it? Well, it was the day before the Coldplay concert. A male, born in 1987, and his first concert ever was Cher. So tell lil' Gug it could be worse.

This happening at the same time as the Rittenhouse trial is a gift from g-d. He who has ears to hear, let him hear. Julius Jones, convicted for the murder of Paul Howell, father of two, to further the commission of another felony. After eyewitness testimony, murder weapon with his DNA on it, and other evidence is presented in a fair trial, found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of said murder by a jury of his peers. Sentenced to death by same. Appeals exhausted, date of death imminent. Sentence commuted by GOP governor in a state where polling suggests 2/3rds of the population supports the death penalty thanks to a celebrity thot and double-digit IQ basketball players whining on twitter. Kyle Rittenhouse, white prole, 17 years of age, travels to his father's town to, in some fashion, act as a counter to rioters. Caught on HD video from multiple angles, is attacked by several individuals whilst armed with a rifle. Proceeds to shoot three of said individuals, two of which expire. Each were felons, each were armed, one leveled a firearm (possessed illegally) at Rittenhouse. Is subjected to 24/7 coverage during a show trial in which the near-unlimited resources of the state are leveled against him in order to attempt to undermine what is obvious self-defense. Now, in light of these two scenarios, consider what "criminal justice reform" actually means.

Dinking and dunking their way through a ***** falcons D all the while going 1-9 or something on 3rd downs and putting up a whopping 13 points through 3 quarters. No, I’m not concerned.

Depending on your definition of "slightly," well maybe. Intent matters too.

In NYS it's the same crime. Class D felony.

Possession of a fake driver license is a felony in many jurisdictions, letter of the law.

It’s a CYA move. Once it comes out that his card is fake they say “oh well we’re not document experts” and wash their hands of the scandal.

Queens of the Stone Age, 2003, at Northern Lights

Well, need is a strong word...

It's assault 3rd, and is not a bail-eligible offense.

Luckily it's in Florida, so that might actually be true. Here in NY they'd cut him loose as soon as he saw a judge and he could dump her in a lake somewhere. No complainant, no case.