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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rmontro" data-source="post: 881033" data-attributes="member: 12340">Are you guys talking about Kyle Rittenhouse?  I don't live in Wisconsin, so I don't know if the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel leans one way or the other, but this article at least seems to be unbiased.  Actual journalism in 2020, who would have thought?  It answers some of the legality questions, pointing out that most of them will have to be resolved in a court of law.Personally, I think the second and third shootings are clearly self defense, but the circumstances surrounding the first one are more fuzzy, he might be in trouble on that one. I think these "Biden vs. Trump" discussions are a little beyond the scope of this forum.  But I will say this:  Both sides are very concerned with this election, that's why there are concerns about possible civil war or violence, no matter who wins.  Both sides are obviously very invested, and more to the point, fearful of what will happen if the other side wins.  But one thing is for sure:  You can see BOTH sides lying and blaming, almost on a daily basis.  Unfortunately, that's the nature of politics.  If you think one side is doing it more than the other, you're not being objective.</blockquote>

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