#joe biden kyle rittenhouse

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[justinspoliticalcorner]

Christopher Wiggins at The Advocate:

Kyle Rittenhouse, the acquitted killer turned gun rights activist and right-wing darling who fatally shot two people and injured another during the 2020 race-related civil unrest in Kenosha, Wisc., has come under fire for dusting off an outdated attack — calling someone “gay”— in an attempt to criticize President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and gun control activist David Hogg.

In a post on Saturday, the first day of Pride Month, Rittenhouse took to X, formerly Twitter, and wrote that President Joe Biden “is gay.” When contacted for comment, Biden campaign spokesperson Kevin Munoz responded, “Happy Pride, Kyle,” Newsweek reports. Rittenhouse escalated his controversial rhetoric on Sunday by responding to a photo posted by Hogg, which showed him and Harris discussing gun safety. Hogg had captioned the photo: “Thank you for your work on gun safety @KamalaHarris @VP.” Rittenhouse’s reply was a single word: “Gay.” This post quickly sparked a wave of backlash on social media. When approached for comment by Newsweek, Rittenhouse replied, “Newsweek is gay,” the publication reports. Social media users condemned Rittenhouse’s remarks, calling them rude and immature. Critics accused Rittenhouse of trying to garner attention through divisive and offensive language. One user remarked, “When you have nothing of substance to say, you post things like this,” while another pointed out, “’You’re gay’ is a very lame insult in 2024. That being said, Kyle Rittenhouse is not in a position to insult anyone.”

Right-wing grifter Kyle Rittenhouse, who is infamous for being acquitted for killing three people (and not in self-defense), has pivoted to middle school-level anti-LGBTQ+ bigotry by calling people “gay” in an insulting way.

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कौन है कायल रिटेनहाउस? जिसकी रिहाई पर आग-बबूला हुए जो बाइडेन तो डोनाल्ड ट्रंप ने की तारीफ

कौन है कायल रिटेनहाउस? जिसकी रिहाई पर आग-बबूला हुए जो बाइडेन तो डोनाल्ड ट्रंप ने की तारीफ

हाइलाइट्स अमेरिकी कोर्ट ने दो लोगों की हत्या करने वाले कायल रिटेनहाउस को किया रिहा कोर्ट ने कायल के इस अपराध को आत्मरक्षा में उठाया गया कदम करार दिया अमेरिका में इस फैसले को लेकर विवाद, भिड़े राष्ट्रपति जो बाइडन और ��ोनाल्ड ट्रंप वॉशिंगटनअमेरिका में इन दिनों कायल रिटेनहाउस नाम के एक व्यक्ति की कोर्ट से रिहाई को लेकर बवाल मचा हुआ है। 18 साल के कायल ने पिछले साल विस्कॉन्सिन में नस्लीय हिंसा के…

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Justin Blake, uncle of Jacob Blake, said at a protest after the Rittenhouse verdict: 

“This President Biden and Harris sold out our family, sold out the Floyds … and the Taylor family. They said they were going to do things to square up what was going on in the African American community and have not, so juries like this will continue to happen … this was a god-awful sight for the world to see, the racism and the underbelly of racism that runs throughout this country in every jurisdiction.”

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😒

Joe Biden, talking about the “not guilty” verdict for Kyle Rittenhouse, the darling of racists everywhere.

Like, I *completely* understand that he had to say something, but Biden fucked up a golden opportunity to call out white supremacy. And considering that Biden has repeatedly told white America that ���America is not a racist country,” this kind of pandering and placating the delicate sensibilities of “genteel” white folks won’t hold up too well under the scrutiny of history. Look, I don’t expect Biden to be as eloquent as the 44th Commander-In-Chief, but damn, it’s a low fucking bar fam. All he had to do was get with a speech writer, take 20 minutes, and come up with something (anything!) a lot less tone deaf.

Remember when candidate Biden called out Trump for not calling out white supremacists?? Where tf did that guy go?

The last two U.S. Presidents have flatly refused to use the power of the bully pulpit to vigorously call out racist organizations like the Proud Boys and the KKK. I expected that from one of them, but not both. LOL, and my expectations were low to begin with.

[yuri-alexseygaybitch]

I really hope the dementia just fucking tear asses through his remaining brain cells

[that-theaven]

So Kyle Rittenhouse can sue the President for slander because Joe Biden was running for office (and there for a private citizen) when he called him a white supremacist

[theworldchangedwithoutme]

And remember how Brandon was a private citizen when he said all the same stuff to a watching national audience? Don’t forget to sue him too 🤞🏼

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AND:

[didanawisgi]

New Info On Kenosha Shooting Debunks Leftist Lies, Proves Self Defense F...

[joj-parasol]

Just went to the comments of the latest White House video and I want to puke

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

By Greg Butterfield 

Why is President Joe Biden’s administration laser-focused on threatening war on the other side of the world, when the people of the United States are beset with life-threatening crises here at home?

Biden’s administration claims that 70,000 Russian troops guarding their country’s Western border are a great threat to neighboring Ukraine. But the real danger of invasion is from Ukraine against Donetsk and Lugansk.

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After Kyle Rittenhouse trial, Biden still thinks the jury system works. He's wrong.

The president is willing to treat the Rittenhouse verdict with kid gloves if it means moving on from a polarizing political fight.

(by Max Burns, Nov 20, 2021)

Thanks largely to Republican political tactics, the courts were already losing legitimacy for millions of Americans before a jury found Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty Friday. Progressives are now afraid that President Joe Biden doesn't even see the problem.

Biden’s knee-jerk claim that the jury system works further convinced skeptical progressives that the president simply does not recognize the scale of the problems plaguing our courts.

Rittenhouse will face no penalties despite shooting three protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin, ultimately killing two. Rittenhouse mounted a self-defense claim for each shooting, arguing that he had been the victim of repeated physical attacks by the protesters that left him in fear for his life that day in August 2020.

For critics on both the left and right, Rittenhouse’s acquittal offered further evidence of the legal deference shown to self-defense claims by white men, leading even conservative pundit Charlie Sykes to opine, “If Kyle were black, he’d be dead.”

Yet Biden, asked for his reaction to the news, immediately affirmed the judicial status quo. “I stand by what the jury has concluded,” he told reporters outside the White House shortly after Judge Bruce Schroeder adjourned the session. “The jury system works.”

It does? While the progressive left may be the loudest voice condemning the Rittenhouse verdict, it’s not alone. Our country has become increasingly skeptical of the judiciary, with only 54 percent of Americans claiming a great or fair amount of trust in our federal courts, compared to 67 percent just a year ago. The Supreme Court is experiencing a historic loss of faith, with only 40 percent of Americans supporting the high court — the lowest number in Gallup’s polling history. And how much you trust juries varies widely based on your race: Back in 2008, a Harris Interactive poll found over two-thirds of white people trusted the inherent fairness of juries compared to just over one-third of Black people.

While Biden was offering reassurance in the wake of the verdict, many prominent Democrats instead spoke to the injustice of what had occurred and the problems inherent in a process built to disadvantage nonwhite Americans.

In a tweet, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York condemned “a system functioning as designed and protecting those it was designed for,” adding, “My heart still breaks for the communities … who will be denied and deprived in similar scenes across the country.” And in a statement posted to Twitter on Friday evening, Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said, “There are two justice systems in America,” and that, “It’s time to dismantle systemic racism & fundamentally transform our broken justice system.”

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“I knew it,” is how journalist and author Keith Boykin put it. “Kyle Rittenhouse is proof that white people can still break the law, carry illegal weapons, shoot and kill people, and get away with it in America by shedding tears and claiming self-defense.”

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