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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
Hero Kyle dont have them slanty chink eyes!
Weird? I think they look alike.
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
What the heck is a 'cunt libtard', Buddy?!?
I ain't no woman, Lokmeer !
I don't even take a side in this case.
If I was a judge I'd throw the book at both of them then advise that an independent state inquiry be held to make recommendations as to how incidents like these could be prevented in the future.
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.
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
What the heck is a 'cunt libtard', Buddy?!?
I ain't no woman, Lokmeer !
I don't even take a side in this case.
If I was a judge I'd throw the book at both of them then advise that an independent state inquiry be held to make recommendations as to how incidents like these could be prevented in the future.
Both of them? You mean the murderer and the people he murdered?
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
What the heck is a 'cunt libtard', Buddy?!?
I ain't no woman, Lokmeer !
I don't even take a side in this case.
If I was a judge I'd throw the book at both of them then advise that an independent state inquiry be held to make recommendations as to how incidents like these could be prevented in the future.
Both of them? You mean the murderer and the people he murdered?
But weren't there also others involved in this incident who were not murdered that were either wounded or were unharmed? They took part in it too and their actions have to be taken into account as well.
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.
The whole point of the trial is to determine who is the victim. The most likely outcome is that Kyle was the victim of three people attacking him. Oh, and most states disallow using the term victim and the judge even said neutral terms which can be used "complaining party" or "deceadent". He has been exceptionally even handed all along yet the left wing media has to lie and try to make up a victim narrative.
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
What the heck is a 'cunt libtard', Buddy?!?
I ain't no woman, Lokmeer !
I don't even take a side in this case.
If I was a judge I'd throw the book at both of them then advise that an independent state inquiry be held to make recommendations as to how incidents like these could be prevented in the future.
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
What the heck is a 'cunt libtard', Buddy?!?
I ain't no woman, Lokmeer !
I don't even take a side in this case.
If I was a judge I'd throw the book at both of them then advise that an independent state inquiry be held to make recommendations as to how incidents like these could be prevented in the future.
Kyle was right, your people were wrong. I picked a side because it was the right thing to do. There's no book to throw at Kyle because he did nothing wrong.
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
What the heck is a 'cunt libtard', Buddy?!?
I ain't no woman, Lokmeer !
I don't even take a side in this case.
If I was a judge I'd throw the book at both of them then advise that an independent state inquiry be held to make recommendations as to how incidents like these could be prevented in the future.
Both of them? You mean the murderer and the people he murdered?
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.
The whole point of the trial is to determine who is the victim. The most likely outcome is that Kyle was the victim of three people attacking him. Oh, and most states disallow using the term victim and the judge even said neutral terms which can be used "complaining party" or "deceadent". He has been exceptionally even handed all along yet the left wing media has to lie and try to make up a victim narrative.
Bullshit. Kyle is a vigilante. But with a biased judge like the one he got, he'll probably walk, and your hate-filled heart will rejoice.
Kyle is charged with murder. This isn't a "let's see who was really the victim" trial. It's a murder trial.
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
What the heck is a 'cunt libtard', Buddy?!?
I ain't no woman, Lokmeer !
I don't even take a side in this case.
If I was a judge I'd throw the book at both of them then advise that an independent state inquiry be held to make recommendations as to how incidents like these could be prevented in the future.
Kyle was right, your people were wrong. I picked a side because it was the right thing to do. There's no book to throw at Kyle because he did nothing wrong.
He was charged with murder because he did nothing wrong. Gotcha.
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.
The whole point of the trial is to determine who is the victim. The most likely outcome is that Kyle was the victim of three people attacking him. Oh, and most states disallow using the term victim and the judge even said neutral terms which can be used "complaining party" or "deceadent". He has been exceptionally even handed all along yet the left wing media has to lie and try to make up a victim narrative.
Bullshit. Kyle is a vigilante. But with a biased judge like the one he got, he'll probably walk, and your hate-filled heart will rejoice.
Kyle is charged with murder. This isn't a "let's see who was really the victim" trial. It's a murder trial.
Dear idiot, what do you think the trial is for, retard? We have a political hyper partisan extreme leftist A.D.A. Binger alleges but he is innocent until proven guilty. The point of the trial is to determine who the victim was. Was Kyle the victim of being attacked and having to defend himself or are his attackers the victims as you foolishly claim.
Oh lol
The prosecutor is trying to bad mouth kyle for not offering aid to Rausebuam
yeah, kyle put the gun down and tend to the guy you were just forced to shoot as the mob starts to close in. :facepalm:
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.
Stupid fuck, they werent deployed because of cunt libtards like you.
What the heck is a 'cunt libtard', Buddy?!?
I ain't no woman, Lokmeer !
I don't even take a side in this case.
If I was a judge I'd throw the book at both of them then advise that an independent state inquiry be held to make recommendations as to how incidents like these could be prevented in the future.
Both of them? You mean the murderer and the people he murdered?
But weren't there also others involved in this incident who were not murdered that were either wounded or were unharmed? They took part in it too and their actions have to be taken into account as well.
He shot another guy who did not die. That guy has his own legal troubles. He wasn't left out.
But murder trumps anything anyone else did there that day.