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I think about the January 6 “Insurrection”, and get sick thinking about how politics, theft of an election, and more politics, by key Members of Congress, punish, even kill the Citizen. I refuse to forget who Ashli Babbit was. She was murdered by the gun of a Capitol Police officer, in cold blood, with no good reason, except that she was present at the Capitol, in a hallway. That fact is represented and preserved in video, and cannot be disputed by anyone, including the media, who has tried to change the narrative.
I think about a young man who tried to protect property from destruction, ended up having to use a firearm to defend himself from deadly threats made by those rioters, who happened to not even be from the area they were rioting at. One or more were already felons. One was a convicted child sex abuser. Kyle Rittenhouse was acting as a defender and protector of freedom, protecting from riotous violent behavior, and was forced to kill to protect his life. When you listen to the media, or the prosecutor, you get a distorted view of the events of that night, and of all the known facts surrounding the case. When you view the video, it should make you scratch your head, and ask yourself, “Where the heck did the media and the prosecutor come up with their nonsense?”
The young man who bought the rifle that is claimed to be a “Straw purchase” for Kyle, is no such thing. The same young man, who was Kyle’s friend, and the boyfriend of Kyle’s sister, only caused himself to be set up for his own prison term, when his trial comes due, in January, next year. The “friend’s” testimony only helps make the case that Kyle acted in self defense, but the intent was for it to damage Kyle, because there has to be a deal for the “friend to have agreed to testify, leaving certain facts out of the testimony, which the defense attorney brought out. Kyle is being railroaded by an activist prosecutor, along with a compliant leftist media, wishing to punish the righteous. If Kyle is found guilty, that sure won’t be justice.
I think about an accidental shooting that took place on a movie set, and wonder how I get the gun safety rules, and Hollywood gets a pass. I know someone will probably get some kind of slap on the wrist, but I’ll put money on it being the wrong person, or not enough of the right persons. You don’t point a weapon at someone you don’t intend to shoot, even in fantasyland, Alex. You also made some pretty stupid statements about what it would be like to kill someone, in the past, Alex. Is that right Alex? Is that coming back to haunt you, Alex?
You don’t just hire people to keep you safe from harming others, even in Fantasyland, Alex. You have to be proactive. A woman died, Alex. I realize you might not have known that a cartridge was in the chamber, but who is the one responsible for checking for that? It ain’t some Assistant Director or some gun wrangler. It is ultimately you, Alex. Character, that can be great for your entire life, can go right out the window, by one bad act, and you need to accept responsibility, and I don’t care how some lawyer might get you out of this. Whatever character you might have had, you have none, until you accept responsibility for that woman’s death, and it should haunt you until your last day on Earth if you don’t.
Every time I see something about these three separate events, I keep thinking “Where is the justice?” Instead of justice, I have seen people write that we should have compassion for Baldwin. What about the woman who got shot? Where’s the compassion for her? Every time I wonder the same about the January 6 “Insurrection”. What kind of compassion is there for that woman who got shot in the neck, by a cop who had no reason to even draw his weapon? He was never threatened by her, directly or indirectly. Yet, he is the one who the media made into a saint. And Kyle is being prosecuted by a political activist. I wonder if the rioters ever got charged, and prosecuted for destruction of property, and all the other mischief they caused? Nah, wrong narrative.
Some justice!
Mark Berwind, Citizen.
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Add to the list of J6 atrocities the name of Roseanne Boyland. There is strong video evidence that she may have been beaten by a capitol police officer after she fell to the ground at the mouth of the tunnel leading into the building. The coroner ruled she died of an overdoes of Adderall, a drug she had been taking for years. According to a report from Julie Kelly, you would need to ingest 25 times the normal dosage of Adderall for it to be fatal. Yet neither the M.E. office or D.C. police will provide the full autopsy report to the family after assuring them they would.
Then there is the long list of J6 Trump supporters still in jail, some not even charged yet. How the courts don’t see a violation of the 6th Amendment is beyond comprehension. Yet we see almost daily reports of criminals engaged in crimes considerably more serious than trespassing in the Capitol building getting released almost immediately, and in many cases committing further crimes. There is no doubt a dual justice system in this country. And if you’re suspected of being a supporter of Trump, you don’t want to enter that system.
Thanks for reminding me of her. Ashli wasn’t the only tragedy. We need to remember that.