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He “Moved away” From that area, because the police ordered him to. He was in trouble the second he crossed state lines with an assault rifle.
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He “Moved away” From that area, because the police ordered him to. He was in trouble the second he crossed state lines with an assault rifle.
Legal experts see strong self-defense claim for Rittenhouse
Legal experts see strong self-defense claim for Rittenhouse
WHAT HAPPENED?
The Rittenhouse case isn’t a whodunit. Bystander video captured most of the shootings.
It shows an unarmed Rosenbaum chasing Rittenhouse into the parking lot of a used car dealership. At one point, Rosenbaum throws a plastic bag (*home made gas bomb) at Rittenhouse before the two move off-camera and Rittenhouse fires the fatal shots at around 11:45 p.m.
Soon after, Rittenhouse is seen running down a street away from the scene with several protesters on his heels. He falls. Huber appears to strike him in the head and neck area with a skateboard; Rittenhouse shoots Huber, striking him in the heart.
Seconds later, Gaige Grosskreutz steps toward Rittenhouse holding a pistol. Rittenhouse shoots him, badly injuring Grosskreutz’s arm. Rittenhouse then gets to his feet and leaves the scene.
Rittenhouse’s attorneys say he came to Kenosha not to hurt anyone but to protect businesses from damage and looting. And they say the people he shot left him no choice.
They’re expected to highlight Rosenbaum’s pursuit of Rittenhouse, and Huber and Grosskreutz subsequently coming at him. The defense has said Rosenbaum and Huber tried to wrest Rittenhouse’s rifle away, leading Rittenhouse to fear he would be shot with his own weapon.
WHAT DOES WISCONSIN LAW SAY ABOUT SELF-DEFENSE?
It allows someone to use deadly force only if “necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm.” And it sets a two-part test for jurors.
First, they have to decide if Rittenhouse really believed he was in peril.
Next, they must determine if Rittenhouse’s belief was objectively “reasonable.” To make that call, jurors will be instructed to consider whether any reasonable person in Rittenhouse’s shoes would have also felt they had no choice but to shoot.
So you are completely denying that Rosenbaum ran after , cornered and got within reaching distance of Rittenhouse, as reported by the NY Times ?
Do you think the video and still shots showing Rosenbaum running after , cornering and getting to within reaching distance are fake and CGI or something ?
Fuck you there isn't. I'll find it.
The whole fucking case is based around 2 altercations.
-Rosenbaum and Rittenhouse had an altercation earlier in the night when Rittenhouse was with his group and around the gas station
-As Rosenbaum left that area, he said to Rittenhouse, "If I see you again, I will kill you"
-Rittenhouse leaves that area and goes walking around by himself
-Rosenbaum does indeed, spot him again, starts running after him and yelling at him.
Between you and me, Troy:
If someone started chasing me unarmed, whereas I possesed a deadly weapon; I would start feeling somewhat insecure.
The possibility that the unarmed guy is fucking nuts, wouldn't take me a split second, to figure out.
A game of "chicken" that couldn't end well.
Ofcourse not
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See, PHPosted by helge: Ofcourse not
I got that covered
Try to understand my point
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I’ll be here, waiting with bated breath.Originally Posted by Backspasm
FTFY, BackspasmOriginally Posted by Backspasm
The facts of the case are, a guy traveled illegally across state lines with assault rifle, and shot and killed two unarmed people. All that other bullshit you keep spewing about “his life was threatened“ or someone said,
“ kill that motherfucker“, is crap the defense team is putting out there to muddy the waters.
No. Not between you are the rest of the fucking world. Let the rest of the world speak for itself.
If the roles were reveresed , and some completely mad Proud Boy started chasing and tried to wrestle a loaded gun out of the hand of an Antifa person , and the Antifa shot him , you'd be singing the precisely opposite tune.
There was illegal guns all over the street that night. Both sides had them
The laws of self defense are not subject to the legality of the weapon !
There was guns of questionable legality all over the place that night. Handguns , long guns , assault rifles , you name it. This didn't happen in Canada.
Imagine that. A simple self defense case. But the guys gun license was a couple days expired. Oh, now you are a murderer because your gun lic was expired. Holy f
Here we go
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Classic Self-Defense: Illegal Weapon Should Not Matter
From a classical self-defense perspective, whether the weapon used in self-defense is lawfully possessed doesn’t really matter. The five core elements of self-defense – innocence, imminence, proportionality, avoidance, and reasonableness – don’t make any reference whatever to the legality or illegality of one’s defensive weapon.
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You pathetic tool. You’re obsessed with finding anything that justifies Rittenhouse murdering two unarmed people.
Stick to the facts Backspasm, and stop with the hearsay.
This is a microcosm and you're singularly supporting the killer
It'd be the same.
Wow . . . that's it then . . . justifiable homicide - must be according to Backspit.
Your hero would love you . . . if he would even give you the time of day
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Backspit, i thought we had agreed you would just read the threads where the adults are talking?
For a laugh, i just looked at the Chauvin thread. Man. Did you call that wrong.
Problem is, the American legal system is like 3D-chess, and you are more of a "snap" kinda guy.
Lets see. "I will kill you". Freedom of speech is a first amendment right and hence protected. Unless it is a "true threat". In this specific case was its use protected or not?
Self defense does not apply in cases of provocation. Was Rittenhouse being provocative in marching around with an illegal weapon?
After the first shooting Rittenhouse was an "active shooter" who should have turned himself in to the police immediately. It was within the rights of the second two people shot to apprehend an armed active shooter.
Each of these points (and many more) will be argued and debated and balanced. It is impossible to predict the answer until all arguments have been presented and considered in light of existing laws.
So, the up shot of this is be a good boy and fuck off eh?
You really do not understand what is going on.
Seems that socal's vociferous defense of Rittenhouse is mostly based on him recognising a fellow frightened little boy.
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