Rittenhouse Trial: When the witnesses have zero respect for the prosecutors.
By now, I don’t think even the janitors have an inkling of respect for these two government barristers. Law schools will save the video of this trial, point at scenes like this and say “This shit right here? Don’t be like there idiots.”
Did it hurt more when it happened or having to relive it in front of a jury?
THIS CLIP IS THE HEART OF THE DEFENSE.
He denies it then is forced to acknowledge it while looking at the EXACT frame where his bicep is VAPORIZED.
GOLD. pic.twitter.com/HWNfwngrqP
— Ben Franklin, M.D. (@BenFranklinMD1) November 8, 2021
Diversity is our strength and all cultures are equal
https://twitter.com/cgtnamerica/status/1458015255880159233
Where is that scene in Eat, Pray, Love where the progressive white woman who goes to India for a spiritual awakening gets absolutely covered in fresh cow shit?
Attempted jury intimidation stopped by the judge
Judge Schroeder reveals someone filmed the Kyle Rittenhouse jurors when they were picked up by the bus this morning. Schroeder said deputies made the person delete the video and added more steps will be taken to prevent something like that from happening again.
— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) November 9, 2021
I like this judge.
He will defend the justice system from the mob.
The next step will be the mob going after him.
I hope he has the fortitude to stand his ground.
We need more judges like him.
I refuse
Feeling ashamed of shameful things is not BAD. It’s called being an empathetic and moral human being. Shame helps us do better. When I visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum about the impact of the US’s atomic bomb, as an American, I felt shame.
— Ida Bae Wells (@nhannahjones) November 6, 2021
The desire for so many Americans to be free of collective shame, collective atonement and collective responsibility for the shameful legacy of centuries of slavery, racism, apartheid & terroristic violence visited upon fellow citizens is the sign of an immature & selfish culture.
— Ida Bae Wells (@nhannahjones) November 6, 2021
I refuse to feel shame or guilty for things I did not do and that I don’t support, done by people I did not know before I was born.
I refuse to atone or pay reparations for those things.
Anyone who wants to make you feel shame or guilt for things you did not do is emotionally abusing and manipulating you.
I refuse.
Tell me it’s a social contagion without telling me it’s a social contagion
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1457833719352410116
My wife was chatting with another soccer mom who told her that in her daughter’s class, there are 8 girls. Five of the girls have declared that they are gay, LGBTQ, pansexual, or transgender. The daughter who is straight was told that it must suck for her to be straight.
— Gad Saad (@GadSaad) October 27, 2021
For decades the understood number of LGBT people was about 4% of the population.
Actual transgender individuals were around 0.02%.
Then two things happened, the rise of identity politics and victim culture, and along with that the creation of micro-sexualities.
As a result, we have created this social contagion monster.
Individual LGBT people are Individuals. They may be good or bad, decent or scumbags, personable or misanthropic. All people should be treated as such.
This however shows the problem of collectivism and identity politics.
We went from 4% to 40% LGBT in a generation, a generation that grew up and came of age on social media I should point out.
The thing that worries me is that this will mess these kids up (if it already hasn’t) and they will be permanently emotionally, and possibly physically, damaged.
Building an identity around your sexual proclivities and then trying to get victim status for it is unhealthy, but that’s where we are.
A society interested in its own success and self preservation would stamp this out overnight.