Kyle Rittenhouse yanking his dog up when he stormed out after being questioned. Umm...

[riversedge]

umm.. I wonder why Rittenhouse is allowed to bring his dog into a building???


Kyle Rittenhouse yanking his dog up when he stormed out after being questioned. Umm… maybe this guy has a temperament issue?

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Kyle Rittenhouse couldn't take the heat so he ran away.

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@laurel_jnf
Proud to have been associated with the group protesting Kyle rittenhouse at the university of Memphis. A huge success in getting him to walk out in the middle of our questioning.

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[HAB911]

1. kick

[LuckyCharms]

2. That fucking asshole has opened a can of worms for himself.

[Jim__]

3. I wonder if they paid him his full fee after he walked out before finishing.

[Woodwizard]

4. Why is that idiot getting a platform at all?

Great to see pushback, not sure what he would expect at a University.

[Wuddles440]

5. Just a FYI for any of you Ohioans,

Kent State University alumni, or other concerned citizens, Turning Point has scheduled this murdering scum as one of their speakers at Kent State in April.

[Tommy Carcetti]

14. Well, thankfully...

...it's not like there's ever been any high profile association with gun violence or civil protests when it comes to Kent State.

[greatauntoftriplets]

6. That poor dog deserves better.

[Docreed2003]

7. What did he expect going to Memphis to spew his bs??

The fact that Rittenhouse even has a platform speaks to the insanity of the GOP.

[Ford_Prefect]

21. The fact they sponsor him speaks to who funds the GOP and its violent cultural agendas.

Turning Point is a front group for Koch and several other RW Xians with more money than GOD to spew downwards on those Americans not in the Elite Rich Xian class. Rittenhouse can't debate because he's got no mind, no meaning other than hate, and no spine, and he knows that.

[Emile]

8. What kind of university would pay a highschool dropout

murderer to talk to the students?

[Prairie Gates]

9. The universities are not paying him

It's sponsored by Turning Points USA. If they have an established club/branch at the university, then the university is obliged to offer them space.

[riversedge]

17. Thanks for information.

[Mysterian]

31. Turning Points USA must be pieces of shit like Rittenhouse

It seems there should be some standard of decency or relevancy that would stop a criminal killer from spewing hate on a university campus.

[Prairie Gates]

32. Uh, yes. TP USA are shitheads...they are an ultra MAGA org that targets universities

[10 Turtle Day]

10. As a public institution, Kent State is required to allow Turning Point USA on campus

as well as other despicable and objectionable groups on campus, even neo-nazis. The University is not paying them. This article from KentWired does not specify, but usually these groups are invited by a student group on campus. This has been a contentious issue for many years but the GOP led state legislature would likely reduce state funding to the public universities if they do not allow all comers to campus.

The university’s response shared by Emily Vincent, the university’s media relations director, to KentWired said, “As with any speaker invited to our campus, the university does not endorse or condone an opinion or point of view represented by the speaker, nor does the university advocate for any topic the speaker might discuss during their visit to campus.”

The university’s statement said, “As a state university, we permit groups and individuals to speak and share their views on our campus about topics they feel are important.”

Was he crying as he left the stage? That poor dog deserves a better human!

https://kentwired.com/117149/latest-updates/kyle-rittenhouse-to-come-to-campus-april-16-sparking-concerns/

[Midnight Writer]

11. He's not so brave when he isn't packing his AR.

[usaf-vet]

28. Exactly! His "balls" are an extension of his AR. Without the AR, he can't take confrontation.

[Johonny]

12. We will never forget or forgive his actions

It was murder

[bluescribbler]

13. Just like Good Sir Robin

He bravely ran away.

[Ray Bruns]

22. "When danger reared it's ugly head, he bravely turned tail and fled"

https://m.

[jaxexpat]

15. This sort of thing is to be expected .......

when dogs are allowed to bring their poorly trained owners to school.

[ananda]

16. A stone-cold murderer with a temperament issue?

Whodathunkit?

[Jean Genie]

18. Wittle Wee Kylie

What a tiny-wee-wittle-baby-immature-asshole! No wonder so many MAGA love him!

Dogs, however, probably don't care too much for him.

[wolfie001]

19. Snowflake coward

No one will learn anything from that incel. Love the outcome.

[Prairie Gates]

20. TP USA is booking these so that THEY WILL BE DISRUPTED

The whole thing is a troll. That's why they book U of Memphis (home of the National Civil Rights Museum, and where MLK Jr was murdered by rifle) and Kent State, with the famous shootings of antiwar protesters. They want to be disrupted so they can point and say "Look how the left shuts down free speech." The whole thing is so stupid. In this case, it was Rittenhouse's TPUSA handler who "called" the talk over when people started chanting "deflection." The whole point is to have the speech/talk disrupted, so the handler pulled him at the slightest hint of disruption (the chanting).

It's amazing that these idiots spend their time with these pathetic trolling operations.

[exboyfil]

35. You wonder even if the protesters got together at the beginning to ensure

they didn't have TP a free speech talking point by attempting to exercise the heckler's veto, that TP wouldn't just insert false flag operatives.

I would instruct signs only unless TP prevents a question or answer session or better yet an opportunity to debate.

The real criticism should be leveled at the police that night that allowed a bunch of unvetted morons to carry semiautomatic rifles at low ready in an attempt to provoke protestors. I think Rittenhouse is slime but I can understand why the jury came to its conclusion. He should have never been there with his rifle, but in our insane country that is apparently legal. I also wonder how he is the only active shooter ever to be given the benefit of the doubt when it came to attempting to stop him from leaving while still carrying his weapon.

[Prairie Gates]

36. There would be like 10 people there if it wasn't for the protesters

I once went to see Dinesh D'Souza do a YAF talk at a (Big Unnamed State University). There were about a dozen YAFers and young Republicans, another dozen old conservative townies, and 100 protesters/hostile question-askers.

But jeez, at least D'Souza could put a couple of sentences together, even if he is otherwise a giant shitbag. How far we've fallen from even those (fairly recent) halcyon days of right wing campus dipshittery. Now they put on a no-credential clown like Rittenhouse just to own the libs. If Rittenhouse can construct a coherent paragraph without a grammatical error I'd be shocked. William F. Buckley would be embarrassed by the TP USA crowd.

[NanaCat]

37. That's a Pee Wee Herman defense for them.

They only say they want the disruption after they get the shock of learning that the people who oppose their views vastly outnumber those who support them. They go in thinking, 'This time--This time!--we'll show those liberals how stupid and useless and inferior they are, and they'll change their minds and thank us for showing them the light. Just you wait and see!'

I know that's how they think, because I've had the misfortune of living in a few red areas during my lifetime. I've heard what they say before they go into battle against the 'evil libtards.' And I've been there after they were on the losing end of trying to persuade liberals of how stupid they are. It's after a good bollocksing when they trot out dishonest excuses such as, 'We wanted the disruption.' AKA 'We meant to do that!'

Always how it works with them.

[Ray Bruns]

23. Run away! Run away!

https://m.

[orleans]

24. i wonder how much he was paid by turning point. nt

[TlalocW]

25. Other than the obvious, what I find galling is

He thinks he's qualified to lecture others. That he's owed that kind of life because he was fêted by the GOP. Yes, he's being bankrolled still, but he's still a snot-nosed punk who is only famous because he thought he was a big man with a gun, and people are dead because of him. EVEN if it were 100% clear that he was in the right, everyone believed had no choice, etc. what kind of ghoul capitalizes on that kind of fame? The same for George Zimmerman. What do these guys offer? Nothing.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

29. I'd love to hear the pitch meeting where TPUSA entices him to go on a speaking tour.

Must have blown smoke up his ass till it leaks out of his ears.

[samnsara]

26. his 'support dog' needs to be rehomed

[UTUSN]

27. 1-What does he have to say that anybody needs to hear?

2-Lucky for everybody, assuming he wasn't packing.

[Prairie Gates]

34. The point is to get disrupted. It's a pure troll

Then TPUSA gets to play victim and Bill Maher can wax eloquently about how campus leftists disrupt free speech.

[Aristus]

30. Did he burst into tears, too?

It's worked for him before.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

33. This idiot was called out and he ran away