Fair point. I don't think that this was discussed at trial (and probably rightly), but I do question how much he actually visited his father. It seems as thou

Fair point. I don't think that this was discussed at trial (and probably rightly), but I do question how much he actually visited his father. It seems as though he lived with his mum and sisters half an hour away from Kenosha. His mother and sisters were in the courtroom when the verdict was read. Anyway, I don't argue that the simple fact that he was in Kenosha was wrong. Being exactly where he was, at the time he was, with a weapon... I don't really know what I want from this. I certainly don't think that the government should pass laws stopping people from travelling, or from being wherever they want to be, but nonetheless, I feel as though the whole thing was avoidable and ended in tragedy for three families, and yes, I include the Rittenhouse family here. Even though it's been established that Rittenhouse is not guilty of the charges, the rumours about the family history are saddening. I don't believe he went out planning to kill people, I think he was playing policeman, but the fact remains that he killed two people and has to live with that Plus I'm sure there are civil suits to follow.