Posted on Nov 16, 2021
‘Clown In A Suit’: Rittenhouse Prosecutor Mocked Over Closing Claim Against Self-Defense | The...
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Critics slammed and lampooned the lead prosecutor in Kyle Rittenhouse’s trial after the attorney claimed, in his closing arguments, that Rittenhouse’s rifle negated his right to self-defense. “You lose the right to self-defense when you’re the one who brought the gun, when you’re the one creating the danger, when you’re the one provoking other people,” Binger claimed.
The comment was ridiculed over social media.
“‘Carrying a gun disqualifies you from using it,’ said the clown in a suit,” Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon remarked.
“News to police officers!” podcaster and media critic Stephen Miller tweeted.
The comment was ridiculed over social media.
“‘Carrying a gun disqualifies you from using it,’ said the clown in a suit,” Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon remarked.
“News to police officers!” podcaster and media critic Stephen Miller tweeted.
‘Clown In A Suit’: Rittenhouse Prosecutor Mocked Over Closing Claim Against Self-Defense | The...
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The prosecutor is more of an idiot, than a clown, that's an insult to clown around the world ma'am Lt Col Charlie Brown
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
LTC David Brown - True sir, it's the only word that I could think of at the timesir.
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When you look at the picture of the prosecutor with his booger hook on the trigger, in the courtroom, you understand he has taken his firearm lessons from Alex Baldwin. The prosecutor also stated that Rittenhouse should have allowed the mod to beat him. It appears, the prosecution is trying to lose.
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SFC Casey O'Mally
Maj Robert Thornton While I can support your concept, it MUST be noted that prior to this, he had the sherriff inspect and clear the weapon AND announced that the weapon had been cleared. I still disagree with having the finger in the trigger, but it was nowhere NEAR as irresponsible as folks are making it out to be.
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Maj Robert Thornton
SFC Casey O'Mally if a sheriff declares a weapon clear and safe, then hands you the weapon, would you have your finger on the trigger or consider the gun safe? I don't think so, neither would I
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SFC Casey O'Mally
SFC Casey O'Mally I would not. But had I been on that courtroom, I also would not have been in fear because the weapon had been cleared. I am not saying it was a good idea. Just not as irresponsible as people are making it out to be.
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Maj Robert Thornton
SFC Casey O'Mally we will have to agree to disagree, since IMHO he violated 2 of the most important rules of gun safety.
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The prosecutor should have been arrested on the spot for pointing the weapon at the jury with his finger on the trigger. From a person who doesn’t usually curse: What an A hole.
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LTC Dave Leppanen -If that is the case then the police can explain recklessness endangerment to this lawyer while they are booking him. We have millions of people now who watched this, thinking it is acceptable behavior.
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SFC Casey O'Mally
SFC (Join to see) It MUST be noted that prior to this, he had the sherriff inspect and clear the weapon AND announced that the weapon had been cleared. I still disagree with having the finger in the trigger, but it was nowhere NEAR as irresponsible as folks are making it out to be.
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