Yeah, I don't know the particulars in regards to who contributed money . I just found it odd that the attorney Lin Wood would make claim to it. I think it was in the post verdict interview with Rittenhouse's lawyer that he said something about Lin Wood making claim to the money.
The "borders are just imaginary lines" left?
The hypocritical left strikes again!The "borders are just imaginary lines" left?
Scum is scum does.
Agree... too many talk big but when it is in their backyard sit on the sidelines.
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"Im so mad for what COULD have happened, even though it didnt, that im going to burn, loot and murder, cry hysterically, have fake seizures, and rant on my twitter about how unfair it is.... again, im doing this because of a hypothetical what if! "'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
"Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different," says a politics professor at University of San Francisco.
'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- University of San Francisco Political scientist James Taylor believes the not-guilty verdicts in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in Kenosha, Wisconsin will resonate deeply with the Black community, even though the defendant and those he shot are all white.
"People are shocked that it was unanimous, but they're not surprised," said Professor of Politics James Taylor at the University of San Francisco. "Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different."
"It feels like a punch in the gut, as it always does when America says Black life doesn't matter," said Cat Brooks, Co-Founder of the Anti Police-Terror Project. "It's happening in Kenosha, but it impacts all of us, right? It impacts Black people everywhere. It impacts the allies that stand with us, in the demand for Black liberation in this country everywhere."
'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
"Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different," says a politics professor at University of San Francisco.
'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
"Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different," says a politics professor at University of San Francisco.
'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- University of San Francisco Political scientist James Taylor believes the not-guilty verdicts in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in Kenosha, Wisconsin will resonate deeply with the Black community, even though the defendant and those he shot are all white.
"People are shocked that it was unanimous, but they're not surprised," said Professor of Politics James Taylor at the University of San Francisco. "Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different."
"It feels like a punch in the gut, as it always does when America says Black life doesn't matter," said Cat Brooks, Co-Founder of the Anti Police-Terror Project. "It's happening in Kenosha, but it impacts all of us, right? It impacts Black people everywhere. It impacts the allies that stand with us, in the demand for Black liberation in this country everywhere."
'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
"Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different," says a politics professor at University of San Francisco.
Shocked that it was unanimous? That's how juries work.
Kind of like the gangs in Chicago
'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
"Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different," says a politics professor at University of San Francisco.
'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- University of San Francisco Political scientist James Taylor believes the not-guilty verdicts in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in Kenosha, Wisconsin will resonate deeply with the Black community, even though the defendant and those he shot are all white.
"People are shocked that it was unanimous, but they're not surprised," said Professor of Politics James Taylor at the University of San Francisco. "Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different."
"It feels like a punch in the gut, as it always does when America says Black life doesn't matter," said Cat Brooks, Co-Founder of the Anti Police-Terror Project. "It's happening in Kenosha, but it impacts all of us, right? It impacts Black people everywhere. It impacts the allies that stand with us, in the demand for Black liberation in this country everywhere."
'Punch in the gut': Bay Area feels impact of Kyle Rittenhouse not-guilty verdicts
"Everyone in America seems to have a common sense that if Kyle Rittenhouse were Latino or Black, that everything would've been completely different," says a politics professor at University of San Francisco.
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Well, there goes the lefts argument that "if KR was black".Florida man who claimed self-defense and was acquitted of all murder charges draws comparisons to Kyle Rittenhouse
Florida man who claimed self-defense and was acquitted of all murder charges draws comparisons to Kyle Rittenhouse | Blaze Media
A jury found Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty on all accounts on Friday afternoon. On the same day as the Rittenhouse acquittal, another young man who claimed he fired a gun in self-defense was also found not guilty of murder."A jury found Andrew 'A.J.' Coffee IV, 27, not guilty of second-degree...
There goes a great collectors piece
