Kyle Rittenhouse Legal Proceedings - Come for the trial, stay for….

What do you think will happen?

  • Guilty on all charges

    Votos: 282 8.8%
  • Full Acquittal

    Votos: 1,077 33.7%
  • Mistral

    Votos: 264 8.3%
  • Mixture of verdicts

    Votos: 479 15.0%
  • Minecraft

    Votos: 213 6.7%
  • Roblox

    Votos: 132 4.1%
  • Runescape

    Votos: 203 6.3%
  • Somehow Guilty Of Two Mutually Exclusive Actions

    Votos: 514 16.1%
  • KYLE WILL SUBMIT TO BBC

    Votos: 35 1.1%

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We used M118LR for the M24 sniper rifle when I was in and later the M110. We were told it provides better range than M80 ball or other alternatives in inventory. M118LR has a hollow cavity that our instructors told us allowed the round to have better reach. They may have been talking out of their ass though as is the case sometimes.

It could just as easily be the same for me. I've just been told they're less effect at long range due to the aerodynamics of it but it's not like I tested it or anything.
 
I've been there for every Greer lawsuit. I've read every word of every document, seen every video, read every analysis from the legal experts in the thread.

I've never seen anybody butcher their own case as bad as Binger has. He is literally worse than Greer in terms of talking plights and repulsing people. It's embarrassing to watch. He is somehow a shittier lawyer than Greer.

Let that sink in.

Those who say ol Rusty's legal career is dead- he may be able to become a state prosecutor in Wisconsin.
At this point I’m going to assume that the judiciary branch of the government is fucked up less because of shekels and more because they’re too assmad to do anything other than petty litigations
 
Correct if I'm wrong, but I thought match tips were designed for accuracy rather than expansion. As opposed to conventional hollow points which ARE designed for expansion.
There's both for 5.56 commercially available.
 
For people wondering why Bingus arguing gun size was so exceptional, it's because the .223 AR uses a smaller round then the .40 glock. The length of the barrel is not an indication of a guns power. It's an indication of accuracy AT RANGE. An AR has more range then a Glock, not more power.
This is not correct. The barrel adds a significant amount of energy to the cartridge, also the casing contains more propellant compared to the .40.

The .40 at a barrel length of 5 inches has somewhere around 500 and 650 ft-pds (damn yankee units).
The .223 shot through a 16 inch barrel has around 1100ish ft-pds.
(source)

However this is entirely moot, since at that distance, even a .22lr fired from a pistol would be lethal if it hit you in the head. At that distance, it doesn't matter if it's .40 from a pistol or .223 from a rifle. You're hosed either way.

Then we get into the Ammo type. A .223 full metal jacket sounds scary, but at point blank range it's going to go into you, and it's going to go out of you. You have a far greater chance of surviving then to take a .40 HOLLOW POINT at point blank range. Hollow Points are designed to expand and NOT exit. Which means it stays in the body and the expansion action also causes even more tissue damage, increasing the chance of a fatal impact.
I think the idea was to show that Kyle was a threat to the people that he didn't mean to shoot, but Binger actually forgot to work that angle.

Let's be real here, FMJ or HP don't matter.
With FMJ he bitches about OVERPENETRATION WHY NOT USE HP?!. With HP he bitches about HURR VERY LETHAL WHY NOT USE FMJ?!
 
can someone compile a list of all the rules and procedures the prosecution broke in the last two days?
Jury tampering,
violating the 5th amendment
testifying as if he was a weapons expert
trying to submit evidence thats not clear and is most likely inaccurate.
anything else?
 
I think what's interesting about this case (apart from St Kyle, who should never have been prosecuted for murder in the first place) is how it's giving a wider audience of normies a glimpse into how dirty prosecutors are. Binger is an exceptional person but unexceptionable as a DA, this is the kind of slimy, sleazy, illegal shit that goes on every day, rarely with any consequences except for the poor bastards who get fed to the prison industry, which itself is a deeply dysfunctional and sketchy thing.

Idk if it'll change anything in the near future, but more people being aware of how little the criminal justice system has to do with justice is a good thing, because the system's broken at pretty much every level and you'd be better consulting a Magic 8 Ball than allow prosecutors, and occasionally juries, to run wild. Ironically, I guess, it's self-identified "progressives" - people who are usually most likely to at least talk about problems with crime and punishment, who are screaming for blood in this case because the defendant is a suspected Trump supporter / white boy / 2A fan.

I'm old enough to remember when they wouldn't shut the fuck up about Free Mumia, and that guy literally murdered a cop when his brother resisted arrest after routine traffic stop.
 
that would be a stupendously fallacious argument to make on their part, and would have immeasurable ramifications on the law if they tried and, God help us, succeeded.

the first thing you get hammered into you in any CCW class worth its salt is that your foremost goal is to GTFO. you aren't there to secure the location. you are not there to fight criminals. your job as a civilian is to GTFO and keep yourself safe. when i took CCW class way back, two things were said to me upfront: you CANNOT draw your weapon and open fire unless you and everyone else involved have 100 percent certainty of the situation and know everything going on, and have a reasonable belief that your life is in immediate danger and you have no other options, and two, you focus on yourself, call the authorities, and get out. a video clip of a gas station robbery was shown in my class, and we were all asked what we'd do if we were browsing the merchandise and saw the guy with the gun mugging the cashier before shooting her in the chest - she died.

some said they'd draw their gun and kill the robber right then and there. that's the knee-jerk reaction. but, you still don't know the whole situation. the apparent bad guy could have been working with someone else and that accomplice would take you out. if you kill the apparent bad guy without full knowledge of the events, you can be nailed to the wall for it, especially if the shot was made without knowing all the variables. if it was a fake robbery intended to commit some kind of fraud, and you killed the guy, you and the cashier would be facing the same severe punishments.

of course, the vast majority of gun owners don't get training. they buy a gun and often never use it, which is why there are so many weapons getting into the hands of bad guys.

rosenbaum wasn't murdered, and all footage leading up to his death shows he was indeed fucking around to find out. even if kyle did murder him, and if it was proven that he committed homicide with deliberate, malicious intent, the question must be asked what the fuck is anyone else doing chasing after him and accosting him, as we've seen re-run plenty of times? grosskreutz, in a sane world, is already being pilloried for his actions that night, which he recorded himself: he gave chase to a supposed active shooter and agitated the crowd to attack him, leading to more self-defense killings. kyle was not an active shooter, and the results speak for themselves: only two people died and lefty was maimed, instead of dozens of bodies lining the streets of kenosha.

not a single cop was there to do anything about any of these shootings until after the fact. the reality is they were all held back by democrat leadership explicitly so these bodies would pile up.
Wouldn't it basically legalise vigilantism, since defending yourself against a crazed vigilante would be "murder" because he thought you were a criminal?
 
what are the odds binger gets disciplinary charges by the end of the week?
he broke a lot of rules in these last two days.
I think it'll be most likely after this trial and I fucking hope they throw the book at this little sniveling rat in order to get it disbarred. Holy fuck, this was fucking rage-inducing.
 
The problem with that is you don't whip out a gun to just scare someone away. You only pull on someone when you intend to kill. Remember the hot water Boogie got in with Hassle?
I mean going by basic gun safety, yes. As well as treating that gun like it's loaded. Going by someone scared shitless, no. Rational thought does not exist when your mind is going at a million miles an hour. If someone is scared out of their mind and pointing a gun at you, it's a good sign to back the fuck off because they might pull the trigger, even if it wasn't their intent.

Nature is full of examples of brandishing deadly force to scare a predator off. We're nothing but over-evolved monkeys with an inflated sense of ego to match.
 
Jewish lawyer really really hates this goyim who killed his tribe members. They may have been plebian kikes, not the chosen ones like him and his Law school bros, but he's still clearly blinded by something. The guy must realize how awful he looks at this point yet seems to have not a care in the world.
 
Has anyone got a list going of who can be sued for libel if Rittenhouse is found not guilty or the case is dismissed? I'm guessing this one is going to have a bigger payout than the MAGA hat boy who stood up to Chief Wahoo at the capitol awhile back.
 
I still have some pre-pandemic 5.56 HP, I run that in the magazine for home defense. My understanding from ballistic reports is that this is what is recommend for urban firefights.

There's not a whole lot of issue with 5.56 FMJ overpenetration. Even in Afghan wadis, there wasn't a whole lot of FMJ making it through hanging tapestries and mud bricks.
 
I finally got home and got a shot of bourbon to calm my nerves.

I'm rattled by the sheer remorseless evil I just witnessed. Binger knows EXACTLY what he is doing, and doesn't care.
 
I think it'll be most likely after this trial and I fucking hope they throw the book at this little sniveling rat in order to get it disbarred. Holy fuck, this was fucking rage-inducing.
im hoping the judge makes the call now.
or someone else in the courthouse calls the bar or whoever is in charge
can normal citizens report him to the bar
Ethan Ralph seems to think he can.
 
I blame idiots taking action movies for real life as well. These people think they see actors/stuntmen take punch after punch to the head with zero effects and think fights irl play out this way. People can die if you push them hard and they fall to the ground hitting their head. Weapons are not needed at all, but it looks nicely menacing to an audience so desensitized from apparent immortality. This is actually the only thing they recognize as a genuine threat.
These fuckers know as we had the old man pushed by the SWAT team incident. They just go on what's popular on social media instead having a consistent position.

What am I saying?

These persons could be gassed with Zyklon B and the would would be better for it.

These are the same fucks that cheer on the NFAC for being a Black gun group bit bitches about the boogaloo Bois. Only wholesale eradication of such a failure in thought can make this world a better place.
 
can someone compile a list of all the rules and procedures the prosecution broke in the last two days?
Jury tampering,
violating the 5th amendment
testifying as if he was a weapons expert
trying to submit evidence thats not clear and is most likely inaccurate.
anything else?
attempting to trick an autismo into committing perjury?
 
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