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He saved his own life potentially by having his gun. Those consequences are better than the alternative.

He has a right to be there. And antifa and BLM has a right to be there. It becomes a problem when someone's life is threatened. People are allowed to defend themselves from great bodily harm or worse. It's their right to do so.

How in the heck is that secondary? He was down there and from videos and accounts he was giving first aid to people and puting out fires that were set by people. He subsequently was being chased for doing so. He wasn't shooting at arsonists and rioters. At what point could he use his gun to...

Pesky facts.

Whataboutism is about applying the same standard equally.

What about us mid about applying the same standard equally.

Your analogy doesn’t work because of this: With the Kavanaugh protests there were arrests, the punishment for them was no jail time and a small fine. The capitol protests some have already been in jail many months already for non violent offenses.Two standards of justice and one disproportional...

You haven't been paying attention so you wouldn’t know and can’t even make a distinction between what this person did which is an obvious an assault to do great bodily harm and many others that were not with this person but were walking in a building and not asssulting anyone. Do you think many...

When Italy got decimated early on some said it was because they have an older population there. States with many older folks here present the same unique challenges.

Three months,

Here is a video with multiple angles from start to finish. Warning: some graphic language in it. https://rumble.com/vlownq-kyle-rittenhouse-murder-or-self-defense.html

Putting out fires with a fire extinguisher is confrontational? He was confronted for doing so and was chased and physically assaulted. He had every right to defend himself from great bodily harm.

Wasn’t he there pouring water on a fire to protect a business?

A lot of assumptions and bets in this post.

Unless n95 mask, that should be changed after 4 hours. ( Doctors nurses wear them but usually surgeries aren't that long in general so they don't wear for 4 hours) But my observations are at work setting with some exertion. People can't wear the more breathable masks without messing with them...

My last comment in the post was: I hope it's not true. I actually hope he is wrong . But I listen to different points of view regarding what doctors say. It's good to keep an open mind and examine what is happening with regards to the vaccines and infections and so forth. The doctor I referenced...

No they don't work regardless, unless wearing a properly tight fitting n95 mask.( Supposed to change after 4 hours too) I haven't seen anyone try to wear that continuesly without adjusting it as well. Probably because it's uncomfortable to wear, hot, glasses fog up, sensation of not enough air...

I heard some doctors theorizing that the second shot of the two part vaccination dose should have been delayed much longer. Having the second shot within 3 weeks of the initial one may have created just the equivalent of one dose. Something about the second shot being more effective if delayed...

What is the average penalty routinely applied for parading in a government building? Is it 6 months or 4 years? Probation? Charges dismissed? Now check the charges that were administered or lack there of people parading and protesting in government buildings during the Kavanaugh hearings and...