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That's actually very disturbing considering the amount of misinformation over this incident, and that they're charging that kid for murder! Were you able to fi

That's actually very disturbing considering the amount of misinformation over this incident, and that they're charging that kid for murder! Were you able to find the videos? They tell a pretty different story than the media narrative. Every person he shoots attacked him or had a gun. He doesn't shoot the kid behind them who had his hands up, or any other bystanders. He then walks with his hands up and turns himself in to police. It's still up on several alternative sites (BitChute and PeerTube instances) along with some I can't mention here. I always use youtube-dl to download YouTube videos, Tweets and Reddit videos for anything that's going on right now; especially shootings. They get taken down pretty fast and it has a chilling effect because people are only seeing the CNN/MSNBC/FOX versions that are HEAVILY edited.

tinyhouse 6y ago
Yes, I found it eventually. Although the video doesn't show the first fatal shooting so we don't know how it all started.
- crocodiletears 6y ago
  Earlier footage indicates the first man shot was attempting to start a fight with the militiamen, but there's a gap in the timeline where nobody was filming before the fight broke out. The NYT has a very good article on the subject (and I'm a man who's very critical of the NYT) https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/27/us/kyle-rittenhouse-kenosha-shooting-video.html https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/27/us/kyle-rittenhouse-kenos...
  - tinyhouse 6y ago
    OK I found a video showing the first fatal shooting [1]. It's not as clear as the video showing the mob chase (where it indeed looked like self defense) but from what I can tell the person who died got shot while running away from the shooter (it's hard to tell where the shooter is exactly during this time). Doesn't look like self defense to me. Hopefully there are better recordings of the whole incident. Warning: the video is very graphic, esp in the end. [1] https://twitter.com/livesmattershow/status/1298484404918972417 https://twitter.com/livesmattershow/status/12984844049189724...
    - ethanwillis 6y ago
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGb3Qv4_gZI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGb3Qv4_gZI Here's an interview with a reporter who was on scene throughout the entire first shooting.
    - tinyhouse 6y ago
      Update: I take it back what I said. I found another video [2] that clears the picture. The guy wasn't running away from the shooter, he was chasing the shooter and throwing something at him. He then kept running after him and the shooter turns around and shoots him. The confusing part is that she shooter is shown coming from behind after the shooting happened. But it's because he goes around the car after the shooting and comes from the other side. I now believe all the shooting he did that night was self defense. He wasn't supposed to be there and play police but that's a different story. [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmji3EVxqLM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmji3EVxqLM
gerbal 6y ago
It sounds a lot like you are deliberately seeking bias-confirming right wing propaganda!
- djsumdog 6y ago
  I want the truth. That's something all US media is failing to give us right now.
  - gerbal 6y ago
    > I want the truth. That's something all US media is failing to give us right now. What truth is this you are so deprived of? I presume you have some "real" source of truth that's more reliable than media that fact-checks itself and issues corrections?
    - djsumdog 6y ago
      > that's more reliable than media that fact-checks itself and issues corrections oh boy. I'm not even going to start in on this one. If you actually believe any of the "fact checks" done by your favourite news outlet, instead of going out and doing a lot of research from a bunch of different sources and viewing the full actual video of events in context, you're not getting the right picture; not even remotely the right picture. We've never had a media that's more blatantly bias and unreliable than the one we have right now.
      - gerbal 6y ago
        So what is reliable media? What can be trusted? Who do you trust? > We've never had a media that's more blatantly bias and unreliable than the one we have right now. Can you provide a citation or evidence of this claim?
        djsumdog 6y ago
        I would highly recommend you watch the 2019 documentary Hoaxed. You're immediately going to dismiss it when you look it up because of the people in it; which goes to show how bad current media bias is. I don't think everything from the documentary should be taken at face value, but it's still incredibly valuable in learning how the narrative has been so insanely skewed today.
jmull 6y ago
> Every person he shoots attacked him or had a gun. You're suggesting that having a gun is justification for someone to shoot you? I'm sure you can see the problem with that logic.
- djsumdog 6y ago
  Watch the actual video. Dude pulls the gun and it bringing it around to shoot the kid. This is after the kid gets kicked in the head. The guy is also a convicted felon. I do believe what he did was straight up self defense.
  - jmull 6y ago
    > Dude pulls the gun and it bringing it around to shoot the kid. But the kid had already pointed his own gun and actually already shot someone. If seeing someone pulling a gun and starting to point it at you is justification to shoot in self defense, then the guy who got shot was acting in self-defense, according to you. I guess the only thing he did wrong was not shoot quicker than the kid. How can your self-defense logic only apply to the guy doing the shooting but not to the guy not shooting?
    - djsumdog 6y ago
      > actually already shot someone This is the issue. There is ZERO video of this (only the aftermath). We don't know why that first guy got shot in the head, or if it was this kid that did it (forensics will show) and that guy he shot had a criminal records. It could have been a self defense shot too. His ability to control himself after the two he shot on video goes to enforce that idea. The kid had zero record. It's a bad situation for sure, but I don't think there is enough evidence to say the kid didn't act in self defense. This is community policing by the way.
      - jmull 6y ago
        I don’t think shooting three people can be considered a demonstration of self control. The standard is to shoot zero people, which I guess everyone else managed that night? > The kid had zero record. That can’t really be used as proof of innocence. You wouldn’t be able to convict anyone, since everyone starts off with zero record. He’s only 17, so hasn’t managed to avoid serious trouble for very long.

tinyhouse 6y ago

Yes, I found it eventually. Although the video doesn't show the first fatal shooting so we don't know how it all started.

crocodiletears 6y ago
Earlier footage indicates the first man shot was attempting to start a fight with the militiamen, but there's a gap in the timeline where nobody was filming before the fight broke out. The NYT has a very good article on the subject (and I'm a man who's very critical of the NYT) https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/27/us/kyle-rittenhouse-kenosha-shooting-video.html https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/27/us/kyle-rittenhouse-kenos...
- tinyhouse 6y ago
  OK I found a video showing the first fatal shooting [1]. It's not as clear as the video showing the mob chase (where it indeed looked like self defense) but from what I can tell the person who died got shot while running away from the shooter (it's hard to tell where the shooter is exactly during this time). Doesn't look like self defense to me. Hopefully there are better recordings of the whole incident. Warning: the video is very graphic, esp in the end. [1] https://twitter.com/livesmattershow/status/1298484404918972417 https://twitter.com/livesmattershow/status/12984844049189724...
  - ethanwillis 6y ago
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGb3Qv4_gZI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGb3Qv4_gZI Here's an interview with a reporter who was on scene throughout the entire first shooting.
  - tinyhouse 6y ago
    Update: I take it back what I said. I found another video [2] that clears the picture. The guy wasn't running away from the shooter, he was chasing the shooter and throwing something at him. He then kept running after him and the shooter turns around and shoots him. The confusing part is that she shooter is shown coming from behind after the shooting happened. But it's because he goes around the car after the shooting and comes from the other side. I now believe all the shooting he did that night was self defense. He wasn't supposed to be there and play police but that's a different story. [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmji3EVxqLM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmji3EVxqLM

gerbal 6y ago

It sounds a lot like you are deliberately seeking bias-confirming right wing propaganda!

djsumdog 6y ago
I want the truth. That's something all US media is failing to give us right now.
- gerbal 6y ago
  > I want the truth. That's something all US media is failing to give us right now. What truth is this you are so deprived of? I presume you have some "real" source of truth that's more reliable than media that fact-checks itself and issues corrections?
  - djsumdog 6y ago
    > that's more reliable than media that fact-checks itself and issues corrections oh boy. I'm not even going to start in on this one. If you actually believe any of the "fact checks" done by your favourite news outlet, instead of going out and doing a lot of research from a bunch of different sources and viewing the full actual video of events in context, you're not getting the right picture; not even remotely the right picture. We've never had a media that's more blatantly bias and unreliable than the one we have right now.
    - gerbal 6y ago
      So what is reliable media? What can be trusted? Who do you trust? > We've never had a media that's more blatantly bias and unreliable than the one we have right now. Can you provide a citation or evidence of this claim?
      - djsumdog 6y ago
        I would highly recommend you watch the 2019 documentary Hoaxed. You're immediately going to dismiss it when you look it up because of the people in it; which goes to show how bad current media bias is. I don't think everything from the documentary should be taken at face value, but it's still incredibly valuable in learning how the narrative has been so insanely skewed today.

jmull 6y ago

> Every person he shoots attacked him or had a gun. You're suggesting that having a gun is justification for someone to shoot you? I'm sure you can see the problem with that logic.

djsumdog 6y ago
Watch the actual video. Dude pulls the gun and it bringing it around to shoot the kid. This is after the kid gets kicked in the head. The guy is also a convicted felon. I do believe what he did was straight up self defense.
- jmull 6y ago
  > Dude pulls the gun and it bringing it around to shoot the kid. But the kid had already pointed his own gun and actually already shot someone. If seeing someone pulling a gun and starting to point it at you is justification to shoot in self defense, then the guy who got shot was acting in self-defense, according to you. I guess the only thing he did wrong was not shoot quicker than the kid. How can your self-defense logic only apply to the guy doing the shooting but not to the guy not shooting?
  - djsumdog 6y ago
    > actually already shot someone This is the issue. There is ZERO video of this (only the aftermath). We don't know why that first guy got shot in the head, or if it was this kid that did it (forensics will show) and that guy he shot had a criminal records. It could have been a self defense shot too. His ability to control himself after the two he shot on video goes to enforce that idea. The kid had zero record. It's a bad situation for sure, but I don't think there is enough evidence to say the kid didn't act in self defense. This is community policing by the way.
    - jmull 6y ago
      I don’t think shooting three people can be considered a demonstration of self control. The standard is to shoot zero people, which I guess everyone else managed that night? > The kid had zero record. That can’t really be used as proof of innocence. You wouldn’t be able to convict anyone, since everyone starts off with zero record. He’s only 17, so hasn’t managed to avoid serious trouble for very long.