What’s Really Wrong About the Kyle Rittenhouse Case?
Self-defense, versus he should have never been there
The Kyle Rittenhouse trial is turning into a bit of a horror show, as of late.
Many of you may have seen the commercial, advertising a popular insurance company. It depicts a group of victims in a horror movie, making bad decisions that lead to their demise. Because that’s what you do in horror movies — right? You make bad decisions.
So did Kyle Rittenhouse. His decision to travel to Kenosha, Wisconsin — his decision to act as a first responder and render first aid to victims of the Kenosha riots — and his decision to take a loaded AR-15, have put him right in the middle of a murder trial that should have never happened in the first place.
Rittenhouse is on trial for the murder of two men, and the shooting of another, during the evening of August 25, 2020. He had traveled there with friends, after seeing the ongoing Kenosha riots on television. He and his companions made the decision to travel to Kenosha, with two ideas in mind. They planned on rendering first-aid, and they planned on helping to put out small fires that were being ignited by protesters. Rittenhouse took along his medical bag that he carried in his vehicle, after he previously received training in first-aid. He also took a loaded AR-15 assault rifle that was…
