Tag: Kyle Rittenhouse

This is a story of violence engendering violence.

[I]t’s a huge surprise that the jury delivered an acquittal in the Rittenhouse case, despite pressure from the liberal left to brainwash American public opinion.

There are not that many countries where a 17-year-old kid can legally carry a rifle, and probably even fewer countries where he can go out armed, kill two people in the street and then be acquitted.

Nothing has changed in America because nothing can change in a society so sick with divisions.

The acquittal is befuddling. If not the first charge, the second or third should have stuck.

This acquittal underscores the politicization of the justice system and the erosion of democracy in the United States.

The new law prohibits most citizen's arrests, excepting ones made by store owners who catch customers stealing their products and by off-duty police officers.

Another court case divides America, but nobody is asking the question that matters most.

There is a complex melange of issues at play here, but one thing is clear. The fault lines in America are getting more pronounced.

The issues of race relations and gun control intersect too often.

Today the U.S. is grappling with staggering deviations in the backbone of its society.