Protesters Take to Streets Across the
Country Following Not Guilty Verdict in
Rittenhouse Trial
Posted By: Dreadnought, 11/20/2021 12:29:35 AM
Protesters took to the streets of Brooklyn, Chicago, Oakland, and other cities following the not guilty verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. After the verdict, hundreds of people took to the streets of Brooklyn, New York, to voice their frustration with the jury’s verdict. The crowd gathered at Barclays Center in Brooklyn and reportedly chanted, “Say his name, George Floyd.” Progressive activists have tried incessantly to make the Rittenhouse trial about race, even though Rittenhouse and the three men he shot were all white. In Chicago, dozens
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Protesters Take to Streets Across the
Country Following Not Guilty Verdict in
Rittenhouse Trial 25 replies
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Rittenhouse Trial 25 replies
Protesters took to the streets of Brooklyn, Chicago, Oakland, and other cities following the not guilty verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.
After the verdict, hundreds of people took to the streets of Brooklyn, New York, to voice their frustration with the jury’s verdict.
The crowd gathered at Barclays Center in Brooklyn and reportedly chanted, “Say his name, George Floyd.” Progressive activists have tried incessantly to make the Rittenhouse trial about race, even though Rittenhouse and the three men he shot were all white.
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What is Biden angry about? That the jury, which saw the evidence, didn’t agree with his view of the case, not having seen the evidence? These are highly irresponsible words from the President of the United States, particularly in a climate where mobs have threatened reprisals against the jurors.
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