Kyle Rittenhouse - teen who shot three people in Kenosha

look, it isnt may fault if you havent been following from the start of my posts today Dowie.

You can **** and moan about me being vague all you like but im not going to spoon feed you what i have already written.

I've not once asked you to do that - I've been quite specific with my questions... with all the replies you've thrown in where you attempt to deflect/avoid you could have simply answered but you don't... rather telling.

I think you are wrong.

Yet you're unable to articulate why... you edit out the rest of the post which includes a direct question and just respond with an assertion.
 
I've not once asked you to do that - I've been quite specific with my questions... with all the replies you've thrown in where you attempt to deflect/avoid you could have simply answered but you don't... rather telling.

I could have answered, but i dont want to. I'd rather you went back and read the thread.
 
I could have answered, but i dont want to. I'd rather you went back and read the thread.

I've read the thread thanks, my questions have been in direct response to claims/statements you've made.

for example, you made a claim in relation to me and you've not backed it up - apparently, it's blindingly obvious but you can't answer when questioned:

OK. Where? You say you’re not being vague but I’m still not sure what you’re referring to. Can you give a clear/specific example of the “blindingly obvious” double standard you perceive I have? Which posts or comments are you referring to?
 
I've read the thread thanks, my questions have been in direct response to claims/statements you've made.

for example, you made a claim in relation to me and you've not backed it up - apparently, it's blindingly obvious but you can't answer when questioned:
I've just had a look at the 3 pages of posts from Jono in this thread, the 1st 20 odd were largely your usual trump/trump fans/republicans bad stuff and then the issue of self defense was in one post. It would seem that in Jono's mind chasing after someone for a block or 2 is clearly self defense, regarding the 2 that were shot after the 1st guy died. Everything I've read or seen indicates the 1st guy chased Rittenhouse after he put out a fire that was started by the rioters, not sure how you can claim that's self defense. Then again I'm not entirely sure that's his point with the 1st death, would be nice if he can clarify.

To be fair everything I've seen from Jono indicates he posts from an emotional viewpoint rather than logical one.
 
I've just had a look at the 3 pages of posts from Jono in this thread, the 1st 20 odd were largely your usual trump/trump fans/republicans bad stuff and then the issue of self defense was in one post. It would seem that in Jono's mind chasing after someone for a block or 2 is clearly self defense, regarding the 2 that were shot after the 1st guy died. Everything I've read or seen indicates the 1st guy chased Rittenhouse after he put out a fire that was started by the rioters, not sure how you can claim that's self defense. Then again I'm not entirely sure that's his point with the 1st death, would be nice if he can clarify.

To be fair everything I've seen from Jono indicates he posts from an emotional viewpoint rather than logical one.

Do you know exactly why the first man was chasing Kyle?

Also, there is nothing illogical about what i have said.
 
iT WAs sELf DEfencE!

“When you were standing 3-5 feet from him with your arms up in the air, he never fired...it wasn’t until you pointed your gun at him, advanced on him with your gun, now your hands down, pointed at him that he fired.”

Gaige Grosskreutz: "Correct"

The judge should be directing the jury on that charge.....
 
Then again I'm not entirely sure that's his point with the 1st death, would be nice if he can clarify.

To be fair everything I've seen from Jono indicates he posts from an emotional viewpoint rather than logical one.

I don't think there will be much clarification from him tbh... the arguments/claims aren't clear and seem a bit weak, keeping them vague and deflecting is probably the best way of maintaining them.

Anyway, more on the first shooting - some commentary mentions the first attacker being shot in the back, but there is evidence today pointing out that that is from him being bent forwards, which ties in well with the defence claim of him rushing at Kyle/going for the rifle (also supported by the key witness to the shooting).

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/11/09/us/kyle-rittenhouse-trial-tuesday/index.html
One of the two men killed by Kyle Rittenhouse last year was shot twice in the front, bent forward into a horizontal position, and then was hit by a fatal bullet to the back, a forensic pathologist testified on Tuesday.

Dr. Douglas Kelley with the Milwaukee Medical Examiner's Office testified that Rittenhouse shot Joseph Rosenbaum four times -- twice in the front, once in the back and once along the side of his head. Video of the shooting shows Rittenhouse fired at Rosenbaum's front, so Kelley determined that the fatal shot to his back came as his body leaned forward.
"The only time during the interaction in which he could have incurred the gunshot wounds to the back and to the right side of the head was when he was more horizontal, and the only time that happens is the last two gunshot wounds," Kelley said. "The first two gunshot wounds are represented by the injury to the groin and the injury to the left thigh."
Kelley said that horizontal position is consistent with a person either falling forward or lunging at someone. He also noted that Rosenbaum had a close-range gunshot wound to his hand.
 
Do you know exactly why the first man was chasing Kyle?

Note I asked the below re: the second person shot but apply it to the first case if you like, let's assume, for the sake of argument, there was good reason to chase after Kyle - then what?

Could keep it vague even - supposing @Jono8 , for the sake of argument, that the skateboarder had some *good reason* to chase after Kyle... then what? What's the argument? Do you think that nullifies Kyle's right to self defence?
 
I don't think there will be much clarification from him tbh... the arguments/claims aren't clear and seem a bit weak, keeping them vague and deflecting is probably the best way of maintaining them.

Lol. "I can't argue this very well, so i'm just going to constantly claim that what you have said is vague with no explanation of why i think that and no specifics about what i think is vague"
 
Lol. "I can't argue this very well, so i'm just going to constantly claim that what you have said is vague with no explanation of why i think that and no specifics about what i think is vague"

Eh? I've asked you several direct questions which you've then deflected from. Do you want me to preface them with "this is vague so here is a question"?
 
Someones past doesn't have any relevance on whether they should be extra-judicially killed.

This is true, however, there seems to be a double standard from many on the far left in so far as they think Kyle doesn't have a right to self defence because he committed criminal acts, they often victim blame him and suggest he should have just taken a potentially lethal beating because he had used bad judgement in going there.

For me the fact Kyle had an AR-15 is largely a red herring.
 
There we go again with the deflection..

look, if you had something interesting or new to say to expand on what i have been talking about i would engage with you (see Rroff's recent post for something actually interesting/worth responding properly to).
 
look, if you had something interesting or new to say to expand on what i have been talking about i would engage with you (see Rroff's recent post for something actually interesting/worth responding properly to).

I like the new deflection reason, now it's that the posts weren't "interesting" rather than the questions haveing already been addressed... Anything to avoid answering.

Has jono8 answered a single question in here? All I can see is him telling people to read his previous posts which still don't answer questions.

He avoids things that might be too critical or highlights any weaknesses in his vague arguments and some of the unsubstantiated claims he's made.
 
This is true, however, there seems to be a double standard from many on the far left in so far as they think Kyle doesn't have a right to self defence because he committed criminal acts, they often victim blame him and suggest he should have just taken a potentially lethal beating because he had used bad judgement in going there.

For me the fact Kyle had an AR-15 is largely a red herring.

I don't think Kyle had no right to self defense. The reckless homicide charge will largely be based on whether his use of the weapon was deemed excessive in terms of self defense, and likely on whether he had any part in instigating the chain of events that happened.
 
He avoids things that might be too critical or highlights any weaknesses in his vague arguments and some of the unsubstantiated claims he's made.

Incorrect.
i'm fully confident of the arguments i have made thanks. So much so that they dont need repeating in tedium to you.
 
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