Rittenhouse’s attorney Mark Richards has blastedYahooconservative politicians looking to profit off his client.
Yahoo . . ."Rittenhouse’s attorney Mark Richards has blasted news sites like CNN and MSNBC for what he claims is a distorted image of Rittenhouse as well conservative politicians looking to profit off his client.
" 'Carlson asked if he plans to “hold some of these liars to account.”
"“I have really good lawyers who are taking care of that right now,” Rittenhouse said. “So I’m hoping one day there will be some — there will be accountability for their actions that they did.”. . .
Tucker Carlson’s interview with Kyle Rittenhouse is fascinating
..."By the way, regarding any defamation actions Rittenhouse does bring, some are suggesting that he’s a public figure which, under New York Times v. Sullivan, makes it virtually impossible for him to prevail. In essence, the defense to such a suit would be that, once the media and the Democrat political class made an unwilling Rittenhouse famous, they insulated themselves from a lawsuit. That argument perfectly fits the classic definition of the Yiddish word “chutzpah”—the man who kills both his parents and then throws himself on the mercy of the court because he’s an orphan."... By Andrea Widburg
Why do leftists believe such obvious falsehoods in the case of Kyle Rittenhouse?
. . ."But narratives have purposes, and the audience for them is not those who are objective or rational. The audience is those who possess a will to act, and for whom "make-believe plays perhaps a more enduring role than any other factor." Once people have been stirred to act, particularly if the act involves spectacle or is shocking, the movement appears larger and more significant than it actually is."Myths and narratives should not be dismissed simply because they are untrue or easily disproven. They are intended to inspire people to act, and often act in dangerous and unpredictable ways.". . .
In Rittenhouse case, truth in the crosshairs, press objectivity be damned . . ."No honest person with an I.Q. greater than that of an eggplant can deny this any longer."
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