Get Rittenhouse!

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by Ann Coulter

In his prosecution of Kyle Rittenhouse, Kenosha County Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger drew so many well-earned rebukes from the judge that some speculated he was intentionally going for a mistrial.
 
Nope. He was fighting like a banshee. He just has a really bad case.
 
Of course, it was his own decision to charge the then-17-year-old Rittenhouse with murder for shooting three psychopathic criminals who were attacking him at the BLM/Antifa riots in Kenosha last year. (That, by the way, is a more accurate summary of the evidence than anything Binger said.)
 
In his closing argument, Binger decided to ignore his loser case and argue an entirely different case, for which no evidence had been adduced. Binger posited that Rittenhouse was an “active shooter” — like at Sandy Hook Elementary or Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
 

 

Forget that Rittenhouse was not at a grade school, but in the middle of a riot that did $50 million in damage to the town of Kenosha. Forget that rioters were beating up random people they encountered, including a 71-year-old man protecting a mattress store from being looted, who had his jaw and nose broken by a water bottle filled with concrete — hurled by “unarmed” protesters.

 

Name one “active shooter” in history who strolled about with a gun for hours, not shooting anyone — until he was chased, cornered, and assaulted. Rittenhouse had a gun not because he was violent, but because the “protesters” were, as the evidence abundantly demonstrated.

 

But according to Binger, the collection of mental patients, domestic violence offenders, and pedophiles attacking Rittenhouse were “heroes,” just trying to stop the “active shooter”!

 
Thus, Binger said:
 

“I want you to keep in mind that we’ve all read stories and heard about heroes that step in to stop an active shooter, or to give their life to save others. In fact, many people in Wisconsin went out and got carry and conceal weapon permits just so that they could be there in case there was an active shooter, and wanting to stop them.”

 
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Yes, apparently Joseph Rosenbaum, Anthony Huber, and Gaige Grosskreutz were in Kenosha that night to feed the hungry and minister to orphans when, out of nowhere, Rittenhouse — WHO ONCE POSTED SOMETHING JUVENILE ON TIKTOK! — decided to start randomly shooting innocents!
 

If Binger had tried to introduce — what do we call it again? — evidence that the men attacking Rittenhouse were Boy Scouts doing good works, the defense could have introduced the bales of evidence that were being withheld from the jury. The colorful backgrounds of Rittenhouse’s assailants were properly kept out of evidence, inasmuch as he wouldn’t have known about their multiple prior crimes when he shot them.

 

But it’s pretty sleazy for a prosecutor to rely on the jurors’ ignorance of excluded evidence to paint a picture he knows to be false of the men who attacked the defendant and their pure-as-snow motives.

 
The first degenerate criminal Rittenhouse shot, Joseph Rosenbaum, out on bond for domestic battery, had been released from a mental institution that very day. He was a convicted felon — for anally and orally raping five boys ranging in age from 9 to 11 years old.
 
   
 

Luckily for Binger, the jury was not told any of that. So he was free to fantasize about the humanitarian impulses surging through the pedophile mental patient when he lunged at Rittenhouse, shouting “F**k you!” (attested to by two witnesses). Rosenbaum, Binger told the jury, was only trying to “stop the defendant from pointing his gun or shooting anyone.”

 
Yes, and then he planned to collect alms for the poor.
 

So concerned was Rosenbaum with keeping everybody safe that he screamed at the defendant and other armed civilians, “If I catch any of you f****** alone, I’m going to f****** kill you.” (That’s according to two witnesses at trial.)

 

Anthony Huber, who swung a skateboard at the head of the fallen Rittenhouse, was also a convicted felon for two separate instances of domestic violence, including holding a knife to his brother’s stomach and threatening to “gut” him “like a pig.”

 

But the prosecutor made damn sure that the jury would never hear about that, not asking a state witness about Huber’s character, specifically in order to prevent the defense from introducing evidence of his violent crimes. This allowed Binger to tell the jurors in closing that Huber was merely “trying to be a hero and stop an active shooter and protect others.”

 
Yes, “protection” is practically Gut-You-Like-a-Pig’s middle name!
 

Gaige Grosskreutz is the one who admitted under oath that Rittenhouse didn’t shoot until Grosskreutz pointed a Glock at his head. (“Admitted” in the sense of: There was video, so to say otherwise would have been perjury.)

 

Grosskreutz is a career criminal with police records for domestic abuse, prowling, trespass, two DUIs, felony burglary, and two charges of carrying a firearm while intoxicated. All this was kept from the jury. Assured that jurors had no knowledge of Grosskreutz’s anti-social past, Binger told them that when Grosskreutz chased Rittenhouse and pulled a gun on him, he was “running to try and help.”

 

The deranged individual called “Jump Kick Man,” who did a dropkick directly at Rittenhouse’s head, was never identified so, sadly, his undoubtedly exciting rap sheet is unavailable.

 
But he’s a hero too!
 
Here’s Binger’s version of the freaks and felons making near-simultaneous runs at Rittenhouse, as he sat, where he’d fallen, in the middle of the street:
 
“And that crowd was full of heroes. And that crowd did something that honestly I’m not sure I would’ve had the courage to do. If I see a guy running up the street with an AR-15 and I hear he just shot somebody, my first instinct is not to approach. Anthony Huber was different. Jump Kick Man was different. Gaige Grosskreutz was different.”
 

This is the prosecutor calling stranglers, burglars, and elderly abusers “heroes”!

The only monster in this sea of angels, according to Binger, was Rittenhouse.

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“Anthony Huber was different. Jump Kick Man was different. Gaige Grosskreutz was different.”” But the prosecution knew who “Jump Kick Man” was. He wanted to testify… if he could get immunity for his crimes. I shudder to think that all prosecutors are this scummy. If Rittenhouse was actually guilty of anything, why is it necessary for the prosecution to LIE so much? Isn’t lying more risky than telling the truth? You can’t get “caught” telling the truth; if Rittenhouse is so blatantly guilty, use THEY TRUTH to convict him, not lies and suppressing evidence.

Of the so far, except for Rittenhouse, every person identified being involved in this case are convicted criminals. What did Soros do, get the prisons opened up to fill his ranks of terrorist rioters?

Its all the prosector had a lovely fictional tale. The Jury is made up of locals who saw their downtown transformed into a scene straight out of the middle east burnt out businesses cars. Seeing their friends with small businesses wander through ashes that were once their pride, they sunk everything into to open them, maybe mortgaging their homes with the Tony Evers shut down of “nonessential businesses”
How much sympathy can they muster after first seeing the high definition version of fresh faced Kyle being attacked?
Can they believe a guy that went all Alec Baldwin on them?

If they cant act Civilized its to to start deporting them to the Wilds of Africa far away from Humans and Animals

NOT GUILTY on all counts.
Will riots commence or can they act like adults?

the rioters are no different than jihad., isis or the taliban. these rioters are uncivilized animals. Lamay indicated that “kill enough and the rioting will stop”. Ponder one moment, you really think the IRA is gone, yes gone underground.
America, drink more of the kool-aid to see how it works, Jim Jone’s favorite expression.

Congratulations to the jury for taking their time, completing their duty and coming to a unanimous decision on all counts.