This reminds me so much about how the left acted in this thread.
Aidsman hates niggers now?
Aidsman hates niggers now?
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
He is in no way impartial. Disallowing the use of the word "victim" to describe the people Kyle killed? You can't get much more biased than that. I think he should be removed from the trial for that alone. Reprehensible.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
He is in no way impartial. Disallowing the use of the word "victim" to describe the people Kyle killed? You can't get much more biased than that. I think he should be removed from the trial for that alone. Reprehensible.
Oh look at you...at it again. Probably couldn’t get rimmed right at this point because you lack sexuality...
This reminds me so much about how the left acted in this thread.
They are insane. Fucking gaslighters. And yeah THEY are the ones who involve politics and are total hypocrites.
Could you imagine if these people who think like laid thier oppressive, fucking nazi style "justice system"?
So they are saying anyone who doesnt agree with them just LOVES and worships Kyle and just wishes we could have "murdered" these people as well.
These people are dangerous and psychotic.
Any look at the evidence says Kyle is innocent. Period. These people who want Kyle in jail are trying to punish someone based on partisan politics. They flat out accuse anyone who doesnt parrot THIER version of this bias. And tell people they are horrible murder lovers of they agree Kyle had a right to defend himself. Its fucking evil nazi shit.
I like how they complain about the judge saying they cant call the rioters "victims", and THEY accuse the judge of being unfair wanting to "taint" they jury. Um what? It's a fucking SELF DEFENSE case, calling the victims IS manipulating the jury....the jury is going to decide if those men were victims or not....so no fucking shit the judge said not to call them victims.
They are pissed off the judge is being FAIR. THEY decided Kyle is guilty and they mad they arent getting the bent, going through the motions bullshit trial they want.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
He is in no way impartial. Disallowing the use of the word "victim" to describe the people Kyle killed? You can't get much more biased than that. I think he should be removed from the trial for that alone. Reprehensible.
She is 100% right when she says whether or not one of the victims was setting a fire has no bearing on whether or not they were murdered by that fat little fuck killer.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
He is in no way impartial. Disallowing the use of the word "victim" to describe the people Kyle killed? You can't get much more biased than that. I think he should be removed from the trial for that alone. Reprehensible.
She is 100% right when she says whether or not one of the victims was setting a fire has no bearing on whether or not they were murdered by that fat little fuck killer.
It's not a clear cut case as there is fault on either side.
But hopefully the outcome of the case would be to discourage vigilante justice & for governments to take a proactive stance by intervening to prevent situations like these from spiralling out of control in the future.
As a judge, I'd be more inclined to find fault with both sides in the Kenosha incident rather than inject personal biases which could result in a flawed verdict.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
He is in no way impartial. Disallowing the use of the word "victim" to describe the people Kyle killed? You can't get much more biased than that. I think he should be removed from the trial for that alone. Reprehensible.
She is 100% right when she says whether or not one of the victims was setting a fire has no bearing on whether or not they were murdered by that fat little fuck killer.
It's not a clear cut case as there is fault on either side.
But hopefully the outcome of the case would be to discourage vigilante justice & for governments to take a proactive stance by intervening to prevent situations like these from spiralling out of control in the future.
As a judge, I'd be more inclined to find fault with both sides in the Kenosha incident rather than inject personal biases which could result in a flawed verdict.
Of course there is fault on both sides, but ultimately, the only question is: Did the people Kyle murdered actually pose a threat to him, or was he acting as a vigilante? Vigilantism is against the law. Doesn't matter who the victim of it is.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
He is in no way impartial. Disallowing the use of the word "victim" to describe the people Kyle killed? You can't get much more biased than that. I think he should be removed from the trial for that alone. Reprehensible.
She is 100% right when she says whether or not one of the victims was setting a fire has no bearing on whether or not they were murdered by that fat little fuck killer.
It's not a clear cut case as there is fault on either side.
But hopefully the outcome of the case would be to discourage vigilante justice & for governments to take a proactive stance by intervening to prevent situations like these from spiralling out of control in the future.
As a judge, I'd be more inclined to find fault with both sides in the Kenosha incident rather than inject personal biases which could result in a flawed verdict.
Of course there is fault on both sides, but ultimately, the only question is: Did the people Kyle murdered actually pose a threat to him, or was he acting as a vigilante? Vigilantism is against the law. Doesn't matter who the victim of it is.
The fact you use the word "murder" says since Kyle symbolizes "right wing" he is guilty no matter what.
You really need to do a lot of mental gymnastics to come to any conclusion besides self defense. You can WATCH these men chasing him.
And no Lotus.....regular people do not have a right to run down after other people for any reason. So stop giving rioters authority over others. Only police have that authority. Any other random person doing it should be seen as a threat.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
He is in no way impartial. Disallowing the use of the word "victim" to describe the people Kyle killed? You can't get much more biased than that. I think he should be removed from the trial for that alone. Reprehensible.
She is 100% right when she says whether or not one of the victims was setting a fire has no bearing on whether or not they were murdered by that fat little fuck killer.
It's not a clear cut case as there is fault on either side.
But hopefully the outcome of the case would be to discourage vigilante justice & for governments to take a proactive stance by intervening to prevent situations like these from spiralling out of control in the future.
As a judge, I'd be more inclined to find fault with both sides in the Kenosha incident rather than inject personal biases which could result in a flawed verdict.
Of course there is fault on both sides, but ultimately, the only question is: Did the people Kyle murdered actually pose a threat to him, or was he acting as a vigilante? Vigilantism is against the law. Doesn't matter who the victim of it is.
The fact you use the word "murder" says since Kyle symbolizes "right wing" he is guilty no matter what.
You really need to do a lot of mental gymnastics to come to any conclusion besides self defense. You can WATCH these men chasing him.
And no Lotus.....regular people do not have a right to run down after other people for any reason. So stop giving rioters authority over others. Only police have that authority. Any other random person doing it should be seen as a threat.
And the question also arises....where were the police &/or the National Guard that Night?
There was an absence of authority which allowed a complete breakdown of law and order.
Not a good sign. Prosecution seemed to keep trying to kick as many men as possible believing they would be more willing to side with the prosecutions appeals to emotion over facts because that is all the prosecution has.
It would also be interesting to see how many are from the western half of the county and how many from the eastern half.
I'm guessing that the judge is already biased in favor of Kyle.
...but that also means that he is not impartial either.
I think there should have been grounds to replace the judge with someone else.
Ideally, the judge should not express biases or terms favorable to one side like that.
This matter might come up if there is another trial or appeal.
He is in no way impartial. Disallowing the use of the word "victim" to describe the people Kyle killed? You can't get much more biased than that. I think he should be removed from the trial for that alone. Reprehensible.
She is 100% right when she says whether or not one of the victims was setting a fire has no bearing on whether or not they were murdered by that fat little fuck killer.
It's not a clear cut case as there is fault on either side.
But hopefully the outcome of the case would be to discourage vigilante justice & for governments to take a proactive stance by intervening to prevent situations like these from spiralling out of control in the future.
As a judge, I'd be more inclined to find fault with both sides in the Kenosha incident rather than inject personal biases which could result in a flawed verdict.
Of course there is fault on both sides, but ultimately, the only question is: Did the people Kyle murdered actually pose a threat to him, or was he acting as a vigilante? Vigilantism is against the law. Doesn't matter who the victim of it is.
The fact you use the word "murder" says since Kyle symbolizes "right wing" he is guilty no matter what.
You really need to do a lot of mental gymnastics to come to any conclusion besides self defense. You can WATCH these men chasing him.
And no Lotus.....regular people do not have a right to run down after other people for any reason. So stop giving rioters authority over others. Only police have that authority. Any other random person doing it should be seen as a threat.
And the question also arises....where were the police &/or the National Guard that Night?
There was an absence of authority which allowed a complete breakdown of law and order.