Kyle Rittenhouse was unquestionably defamed, and by every indication (then and now) should never have been charged. With God's help he'll be acquitted, or the charges against him dismissed, soon.
But don't get your hopes up on his recovering affirmative relief from anyone.
But don't get your hopes up on his recovering affirmative relief from anyone.
The media are virtually bullet proof here. As much as they refused to look at any information or point of view that departed from a narrative they desperately wanted to be true, they can buck what they did to reliance on the prosecution.
As far as the prosecution itself, forget it. There is #noaccountability under the law for virtually anything a prosecutor does to anyone, unfortunately. There are exceptional cases, and Kyle's should be one of them, but likely won't be. (It's called immunity)
In saying this I am not prejudging any legal claim Kyle or his family might bring. As I always remind my friends, you don't really know what is or can be in a lawsuit if you don't have "the Redweld" yourself, and here I don't.
There could indeed be more to this.
There could indeed be more to this.
We could change that through legislation and, perhaps, constitutional amendments. That would mean huge political change from a country that just signed off on a $3 trillion pork bill.
But what choice do we have secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our Posterity?
But what choice do we have secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our Posterity?
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