Minneapolis protesters speak out about
Rittenhouse verdict, supporters also weigh in
Posted By: voxpopuli, 11/21/2021 8:56:38 AM
This weekend, Minnesota and the nation are reacting to Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal of all charges. The 18-year-old was charged with shooting three men — two of them fatally — during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August of 2020. "If they don't get no justice, we don't get no peace,” protesters chanted (snip) "It's time to see people's humanity and people's non-humanity,” said Madeline, a Minneapolis resident. “He had no humanity when he came in with his AR-15 and shot people."
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This weekend, Minnesota and the nation are reacting to Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal of all charges.
The 18-year-old was charged with shooting three men — two of them fatally — during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August of 2020.
"If they don't get no justice, we don't get no peace,” protesters chanted (snip) "It's time to see people's humanity and people's non-humanity,” said Madeline, a Minneapolis resident. “He had no humanity when he came in with his AR-15 and shot people."
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He helps run ‘La Communaute Ivoire de Minnesota’ — or ‘Ivory Community of Minnesota' — an advocacy group for Minnesotans with connections to Ivory Coast.
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A Minneapolis police officer has been charged in connection with a crash that killed 40-year-old Leneal Frazier this past summer. (snip) The driver of the Kia sped off, and Cummings pursued the vehicle in his marked squad car with sirens and lights activated, the complaint says.
The chase continued for more than 20 blocks through north Minneapolis, including through residential neighborhoods.
At high speeds — at or approaching 100 miles per hour..
Tuesday night's shooting in Minneapolis left a 15-year-old in critical condition and marked the 54th person younger than 18 to be shot in the city in 2021. (snip) Of the 54 people younger than 18 to be shot in Minneapolis this year, MPD says seven of those young boys and girls have died.
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Boom: Alan Dershowitz Offers To Help Kyle
Rittenhouse Sue The Living Daylights Out
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Rittenhouse Sue The Living Daylights Out
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On Friday evening, Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz offered his own personal research of CNN’s slanderous coverage of Kyle Rittenhouse so the 18-year old can pursue legal action against them.“All three of us agree that based on the law and evidence in this case, it was the right outcome. What do you think?,” Hannity asked Dershowitz.“Critics and people who support the conviction just heard a different case,” Dershowitz began.“They heard a case of white supremacists crossing state lines with an AR-15 who had no business being in the place that he went to.
Protesters in opposition of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict chanted for a “communist revolution” on the streets of Chicago Saturday.Political activist and Baptist pastor Rev. Jesse Jackson and the Rainbow PUSH coalition led the march throughout the city with calls for the Department of Justice to investigate the verdict, according to CBS Chicago.Footage captured a crowd of people marching the streets with a sign that called Rittenhouse a “white supremacist” and demanded to end the “fascist USA.” The crowd chanted in support of a communist revolution.
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“Living in Wisconsin, he probably felt threatened,” another tweet, which was still online Monday morning, read — referring to the driver being held as a person of interest
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What All the San Francisco Looters Have
in Common? 22 replies
What All the San Francisco Looters Have
in Common? 22 replies
Perhaps there is a rule book somewhere that says you must not point out that all of the San Francisco looters who hit Nordstrom and Louis Vuitton are black.
There are hundreds of media reports talking about the brazen nature of the ongoing mob and rob situations, but no one seems to point out what they all have in common. All of the people doing the robbing are black.
Here’s an example of CBS outlining a massive mob-n-rob of Nordstroms(snip)Look at how this media report shared the news:
…”Just before 9 p.m. dozens of cars pulled up to 1200 Broadway Plaza to block off the street and rush into store.”
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typical "don't forget OUR protest" story from the Local Left MSM.. Mr Reeve, and the MSM throw in the last sentence.. "Experts say despite the not guilty verdict, he could still face legal consequences — including wrongful death lawsuits from the families of those who were killed."