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CyricZ posted...

Well that's the easiest one of all to answer:

https://www.reddit.com/r/WhitePeopleTwitter/comments/yn5t61/rittenhouse_selfowns_himself_on_twitter/

Capitalizing on his own allegedly emotional acquittal to mock Twitter employees getting fired. And it's not the first time he's done that kind of thing.

Is this not clearly self-deprecation?

Nor is helped by him being a right-wing media hero making appearances on Fox and at conservative conventions, but apparently those people are... not responsible?

What exactly is a right-wing hero, and what makes it innately bad?

Wasn't my intention. Just a reminder of what's important that you're in the habit of casually brushing aside.

I feel like you're just kind of gazing past this like it isn't a critical element of the event.

The courts may have decided that wasn't important, but in the court of public opinion, no such pass.

Since it all went down when he was only 17, shouldnt we be scrutinizing the parents more than Kyle himself? What went on in the household to make Kyle even think it was okay to play supercop? I dont think Kyle is an admirable figure; I just think his response to the violence imposed on him was justified, and his subsequent actions (from what you guys have described) arent nearly as bad as you make them seem.