Why is it taking so long for the Jury to rule on #KyleRittenhouse Seems a clear cut case of innocence to me. I cant imagine how any other verdict is even a thought given the circumstances (which are largely agreed upon by both sides).

@freemo I'm not entirely proud of it but I've remained largely ignorant on the case and ignored all the memes. However, I am extremely proud that I got called a lieing foreign troll on "other" social media when I corrected someone's assumption that the prosecution can successfully appeal if he's found not guilty.

@b6hydra watching the video of the events mostly tells you all you need to know. The dude was running from people trying to kill him screaming "friendly friendly friendly" and only shot once he was knocked to the ground, cornered, and people starting attacking him (including at one point having a gun held to his head).

@b6hydra can't they? I'm not in Wisconsin, but here the prosecution has recourse to the appeals process, same as the defendant - the prosecutors can't appeal the jury's verdict, but they can claim the judge should have allowed certain evidence, instructed the jury differently, and so on. If they win their appeal the appellate court can order a retrial.

@freemo

@sidekick "can't they?" ... can't they what?

@b6hydra