Kyle Rittenhouse Storms Off Stage After Being Confronted by Students

It was a riot, not a protest. And it was a dangerous place for people opposed to the violent rioters to be. It would have been even more dangerous if they weren't armed. He was armed and was still attacked. I get some people want anti-rioters defenseless from an armed and violent mob of leftists, but that seems kind of silly.

I'm also picking up on your subconscious bias of calling a riot a "protest" and saying the law abiding individuals were the "stupid and dangerous" ones and not the rioters committing violent crimes. Does pretending a violent riot is a protest for racial justice help you justify your opinions of having defenseless conservatives and members of the community victimized by them without a means to defend themselves?

 

He clears a malfunction between 2 and 3 as well. That's better than cops generally.

 

Also perfectly legal.

Rosenbaum, and Skateboard would both be alive, and Lefty would have the use of his dominant arm, if they had simply not attacked a random person without cause.

 

I'm sure the multiple time convicted child molester of young boys who was in violation of his parole having left his initial state without properly registering in the sex offender registry TOTALLY would've just let the young boy go without hassling him at all. Totes mcgotes.

 

He should grow the eff up and get a job.

 

Turning Point USA and Charlie Kirk are not on the left. The left has nothing to do with poor little Kyle being too wimpy to take Kirk's criticism or answer his questions. Rittenhouse was a sissy when he killed those people, and he's still a sissy.

 

He's going to speak at Kent State? Does he even know that history? Controversy is a gross understatement.

 

Did he actually pass their entrance requirements? ASU is a well known "party school," but even they have standards.

 

Progressive? Or small d democratic? Shouldn't the students have some say in who speaks at their school?

I'm in favor of politely listening, even to nonsense and bullshit, but there are limits. We can't cure stupid, but does that mean we must not punish it?

 

LOL! Not everyone is cut out for a debate on this anonymous forum!

 

He infantilizes himself with his immature behavior and speech.

Why does the right want to make a hero of this idiot? Like Trump, he's shown himself to be a coward. I just don't get how the right chooses their heros. Don't they appreciate personal honor?

 

Now THAT is funny.

 

Walking away from a question like a whiny little sissy does not deserve credit of any sort. I'd advise him not to quit his day job, but he doesn't seem to have one. I think he should shut his pie hole and start working for a living, but that's just me.

 

I'm pretty sure he's on the low end of the IQ/developmental spectrum.

 

That all sounds very racist to me. I did not see you that way. I'm disappointed.

 

Same reason the left wants to make this dude persona-non grata. To both sides, he's an image they've projected and yeah it's kind of sad.

 

It isn't caring about Kyle that had them in attendance, it was a chance to voice their displeasure with the school for inviting Kyle and Kerk to speak in the first place.

I would have stayed away, but on the other hand, idiots can sometimes be entertaining.

 

The school didn't invite him and their purpose to attend was to exercise the heckler's veto, a popular tactic among the far left.

 

I've heard where the anti Kyle mob bought out the tickets for the affair just so they could harass him, effectively shutting down the speech.

 

You heard that? Where?

 

Some news show on cable. Most of the time it's just background noise for me so I don't really know where.

 

Hate him? No, sorry, he isn't that important. What he represents, a right wing hero, is pathetic enough to abhor, and this thread illustrates how low the right has to go to find people to spread their "message." They seem incapable of finding admirable messengers.

 

I approve of students using a moron like Kyle to protest their school for inviting him speak in the first place. They were rude, but they weren't necessarily wrong.

 

still stupid and dangerous

 

are you saying KR had a crystal ball and that played into his decisions at the time?