November 10, 2021

My plan was to keep an eye on the absurd trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, but after yesterday, I was intrigued.  After today, I was riveted.
The trial shouldn’t even be happening at all…there simply is no case.  Never was.  As there typically is not when it comes to woke mob outrage.  The problem with the woke (one of myriad) is that they trade in outrage…it’s like their currency.  Which is why rather than simply having an opinion, simply agreeing or disagreeing with someone and voting, they are required to throw a tantrum when they don’t get their way.  In 2020, they started accusing everyone who disagreed with them as being racist.  Or homophobic.  Or homophobic racists.  Whatever…doesn’t matter.  Then they’d throw a very public tantrum and inexplicably, to my complete disgust, much of America lacked the balls to simply say no, and so they’d get what they wanted.
Thank the maker enough American’s still have enough sense (and balls) to say no.  Netflix put the aggrieved LGBTQRSP community on notice that no, in fact you don’t get to behave however ridiculously you want and then claim that any action taken by your employer is de facto a hate crime.  At some point, bullshit woke beliefs crash into brutal reality, and it’s always hilarious.
The Rittenhouse trial has been exactly that: a brutal crash into ever-sharpened meathooks of non-woke, free-thinking justice.  The prosecutors seemed to honestly think they had a case when this farce opened, but their whole plan collapsed almost immediately.  When their “star witness” got on the stand and testified that he chased Kyle Rittenhouse down, knocked him down, and pointed a gun at him, and so Kyle blew his arm off, the prosecutor, apparently having just finished law school earlier this week, slumped in his chair and wept visibly.  Today, the judge yelled at him for several minutes about “grave constitutional violations,” and the defense made a motion for a mistrial with prejudice, and the judge said he would take the moment under advisement.
The term “grave constitutional violations” was also used by the Fifth Circuit days ago as it stayed Biden’s insipid vax mandate.
Gosh darn that pesky constitution.

N.P.: “Coast to Coast” – The Jesus and Mary Chain

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