The key word is "which".
And the defense will point out that a "normal" person can mistook a "poor handling" with pointing a gun at people, like a low ready position is not pointing a gun at people when done right but it can be mistook for that when done wrong (which then is poor handling).
Nope, it is pretty much happened. We have witness statements saying it did. And this isn't what he did with what you are claiming he did. He point his gun at a black man, that was trying to get to his car to go home.
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/...-h1uay7y384a0EJeremiah just wanted to find his car and go home, but he was trapped.
A massive line of police in riot gear had just forced him and hundreds of other protesters out of Kenosha's Civic Center Park and into the street. After that, there was nowhere to go. Soldiers and cops blocked one end of the road. White guys with big guns blocked the other.
It was past 11 p.m. Tuesday, the third night of protests after a Kenosha police officer shot Jacob Blake seven times in the back. Jeremiah had received a text from a friend saying a bunch of protesters had their tires slashed. He wanted to get to his car before vandals did. He decided the quickest path was to cut through a parking lot.
As he made his way toward it, Jeremiah saw more armed white men. Two crouched on the roof of a building, sniper style. Two or three others stood guard over the lot. One of them, a babyface with a backward ball cap, raised an assault rifle and pointed it at him.
Jeremiah, 24 and Black, was more annoyed than afraid. He'd been out protesting all summer, more than 90 days so far. He knew about these guys and their scare tactics, and he refused to be intimidated.
When the kid started yelling, Jeremiah shouted back: "I'm trying to get out of here. If you're gonna shoot me, just shoot!"
A few minutes later, Jeremiah saw the same guy pointing his weapon at someone else.
This time, Kyle Rittenhouse fired.
This has been linked several times, and you keep ignoring it.
That does not answer the question and you should keep those kind of comments to yourself.
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So he pointed his gun so the guy would not come closer as they stood guard to the place. It is a little different that the version you are trying to paint.
The witness said that Rittenhouse at that moment was guarding the place and "pointed" his gun to him, but was that a low ready position or really aiming at him ?
So you can't stick to facts because they do not suit you.
And it is fantastic as you can call names on others posters or even insult them without getting infracted.
I don't know, but until some other evidence comes out that disproves it, I will believe the witness and not the murderer. So, calling you a white nationalist apologist, which is what you are doing, is wrong? Maybe you should stop then. You are basically the forum's version of Tim Pool.
So now, sticking to facts is being a white nationalist apologist ? How twisted is your logic ? So the other side of political spectrum should not be able to defend itself before a court ?
Not that I am a right winger or anything. I am more on the center in my country while Democrats would clearly be right winger in my own country while Republicans would be extreme right.
But I do prefer to stick to facts.