Good honest zero agenda video about Kyle Rittenhouse

[jstern]

Good honest video about the Kyle Rittenhouse situation, 4 months after the trial.



I feel this video is more or less the way it would be for a zero agenda person looking into the case. For example a random person 300 years into the future, watching the video, the trial, reading up on it. No CNN, MSNBC influence of he hunted down and killed black people, and then that spreading from person to person during everyday conversations. "He crossed state lines to kill black people, racist white supremacist must pay." While still maintaining the hate even after learning the truth, and coming up with alternate excuses because they don't want to admit that they were duped by the media. Or let go of that hatred for Kyle Rittenhouse.

[Patrick Chewing]

Guy in the video seems very knowledgeable.

[Norcaliblunt]

300 years from now? Really? Lmao. You think mofos will give a shit about this 300 years from now? No one should give a shit right now. Completely over hyped story on both sides. There was never anything to see here.

[highwhey]

300 years from now? Really? Lmao. You think mofos will give a shit about this 300 years from now? No one should give a shit right now. Completely over hyped story on both sides. There was never anything to see here.

please be nice to our special needs members like OP.

[jstern]

300 years from now? Really? Lmao. You think mofos will give a shit about this 300 years from now? No one should give a shit right now. Completely over hyped story on both sides. There was never anything to see here.

The logic is very simple, and I obviously used 300 years to put it far away from any one right now that might be influenced by one side or the other. Similar to random people reading random newspaper articles from 150 years ago out of curiosity are going to be completely neutral to the random story. It's very simple logic, though you got emotional about it and pretended, or comprehended it as if I'm saying that it's going to be taught in school or something.

And people should give a shit about it, since it's a great example of how all these big media, tech companies are shamelessly, and for all to see willing to lie, manipulate and dupe the average person without shame. And ruin somebody's life in the process. Because they have an agenda. And the average person who deep down knows that they were duped and manipulated. Made look stupid. Are just as bad and selfish, because they also would rather see a life ruined than admit that they were wrong. Respect to those who acknowledge and were horrified by how much their trusted news source knowingly lied to them and questioned what else they were lied about.

[Axe]

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